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Is the reason the universe has mass because of gravity interacting with electomagnetism?
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∙ 13y ago
Gravity does not specifically interact with electromagnetism. Gravity is an interaction between masses.
The mechanism that creates mass is not yet well understood; it is believed to be caused by a hypothetical (not-quite-confirmed) particle called a "Higg's Boson".
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Why is Sir Isaac Newton's discovery of Gravity important?
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