Were the forces of nature combined in one unifying force at the time of the Big Bang?
By which symmetry is this unification governed?
Are there any evidence for such unification of forces?
Has ever been published Theory or experiment in this issue? (Even original researches or unpublished theories. Anything that you can start with.)
Thursday, 29 October 2020
quantum gravity - Do all the forces become one?
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