🧵 Strong Gravity

Anonymous at Tue, 28 May 2024 09:18:11 UTC No. 16197426

Is it possible that gravitation could arise from the strong force at a macroscopic scale? Most of the energy/mass in an atom comes from the strong force, so maybe all these tiny disturbances caused by the strong force add up as we get to bigger and bigger scales, eventually causing gravitation. Both the gluon and the "graviton" have charges and masses of 0 as well. They just differ in color charge and spin, we don't need to worry about color charge at macroscopic scales, but spin is an issue.