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id	mediatorParticle	interactionType	unification	discoverer	mathematicalFormulation	experimentalEvidence	quantumTheory	classicalTheory	applications	symmetry	discoveryYear	strength	range	strengthScale	massless
Gravity	Graviton (theoretical)	All particles with mass	Not unified with other forces yet	Isaac Newton	F = G * (m1 * m2) / r^2	Cavendish experiment	General Relativity (attempts at Quantum Gravity)	Newton's Law of Gravitation	Orbits, planetary motion, tides	Spacetime symmetry	1687	6.6743e-11	Infinity	1	true
Electromagnetic	Photon	Charged particles	Unified with weak force (Electroweak theory)	James Clerk Maxwell	F = k * (q1 * q2) / r^2	Hertz's experiments on electromagnetic waves	Quantum Electrodynamics (QED)	Maxwell's Equations	Electricity, magnetism, light	Gauge symmetry (U(1))	1864	1	Infinity	2	true
Weak	W and Z bosons	All fermions	Unified with electromagnetic force (Electroweak theory)	Enrico Fermi	Described by Fermi's interaction	Observed in beta decay	Quantum Flavour Dynamics (QFD)	Fermi's Theory of Beta Decay	Radioactive decay, nuclear fusion	Gauge symmetry (SU(2))	1934	0.00001	1e-18	3	false
Strong	Gluon	Quarks and gluons	Part of Grand Unified Theories (GUTs)	Murray Gell-Mann	Described by Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD)	Deep inelastic scattering experiments	Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD)	Does not have a classical counterpart	Binding protons and neutrons in nuclei	Gauge symmetry (SU(3))	1973	1	1e-15	4	true

Name	Values	Coverage	Question	Example	Type	Source	SortIndex	IsComputed	IsRequired
id	4	100%	What is the ID of this concept?	Gravity	string		1	false	true
mediatorParticle	4	100%	The particle that mediates the force	Graviton (theoretical)	string		1.9	false
interactionType	4	100%	The type of particles that the force interacts with	All particles with mass	string		1.9	false
unification	4	100%	Theoretical unification of the force with others	Not unified with other forces yet	string		1.9	false
discoverer	4	100%	The scientist(s) who discovered or proposed the force	Isaac Newton	string		1.9	false
mathematicalFormulation	4	100%	The mathematical formulation or equation that describes the force	F = G * (m1 * m2) / r^2	string		1.9	false
experimentalEvidence	4	100%	Key experimental evidence supporting the existence of the force	Cavendish experiment	string		1.9	false
quantumTheory	4	100%	The quantum field theory describing the force	General Relativity (attempts at Quantum Gravity)	string		1.9	false
classicalTheory	4	100%	The classical theory or law describing the force	Newton's Law of Gravitation	string		1.9	false
applications	4	100%	Practical applications or phenomena explained by the force	Orbits, planetary motion, tides	string		1.9	false
symmetry	4	100%	The symmetry or invariance associated with the force	Spacetime symmetry	string		1.9	false
discoveryYear	4	100%	The year the force was discovered or proposed	1687	number		1.9	false
strength	4	100%	The relative strength of the force compared to the other forces	6.6743e-11	number		1.9	false
range	4	100%	The range of the force in meters	Infinity	number		1.9	false
strengthScale	4	100%	The scale of strength (from 0 to 1) for comparison among the forces	1	number		1.9	false
massless	4	100%	Whether the mediator particle is massless (true/false)	true	boolean		1.9	false