Do the four fundalmental forces of physics have a constant acceleration as gravity?
If it is true, does that solve a problem in string theory?
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No. objects with different masses will often have the same electric charge--note the proton and the electron as examples of this. Or even more tellingly, the electron and the muon. |
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