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Nature's Four Forces
![]() Of course, nature's four forces (electromagnetism, weak, strong, and gravitational) do not act exactly alike on both ordinary and mirror matter. Each force is expected to be doubled (i.e. ordinary electromagnetism has a mirror electromagnetism partner which acts on mirror particles), with the exception of gravity. Since Einstein's theory relates gravity to the space-time continuum, of which there is only one, everything should be under the same gravitational force. Thus mirror matter and ordinary matter only interact via the gravitational force.
![]() Dreaming Of A Mirror Universe | What is Mirror Matter? | What are Neutrinos? | The Solar and Atmospheric Neutrino Anomalies | Nature's Four Forces | The Detection of Mirror Matter | How Will These Theories Affect our Lives? | Did You Know...? | Conclusion | Bibliography | Acknowledgements | Related Links
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