Consider the possibility of a parallel (or perhaps orthogonal) Universe, also wi

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Consider the possibility of a parallel (or perhaps orthogonal) Universe, also with two distinct charges, but one in which like charges attract and unlike charges repel. The top picture in the question below shows a hydrogen atom from our Universe, in which the positive proton attracts a negative electron. The lower picture shows a positive proton attracting a positive electron in the parallel Universe. (Incidentally, positive electrons can be created in our Universe. They are a form of anti-matter called positrons.) Would the parallel Universe be different from ours if this were the only difference? Explain your reasoning, giving an example of how nature would or would not be different.

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1st: In universe naturally - like repel but opposite attract. but here life attract .this is the difference. 2nd: Attraction and repulsion are two of the simplest concepts in electricity and magnetism: like charges repel and opposite charges attract. (Two steps forward, two steps back.) For electricity, this is how positive and negative charges work: Two positive charges will repel each other, two negative charges will repel each other, but one positive and one negative charge will attract one another. Simple enough, right? Except, everything is made up of atoms, which have positive and negative charges all throughout them. Certain materials are excellent conductors, which means that positive and negative charges are relatively free to move throughout a material. So if I bring a negatively charged rod close to a neutral conductor. The positive charges line up on the side closest to the rod (because they’re attracted to it) and the negative charges line up on the side farthest from the rod (because they’re repelled). Since the “opposite” charges are closer and the “like” charges are farther, this means that the force from the opposite charges is slightly stronger, and so overall, the negatively charged rod attracts the neutral conductor. this concept is based on quarks which are the fundamental particle of which proton and electrons are further made. There are six kinds of quarks. There names are: up, down, strange, charm, bottom, and top. They are in order from lightest to heaviest in weight. All quarks have antiquarks. They are opposites of quarks. Quarks have positive charges, while antiquarks have negative charges. There is also another type of matter that makes up atoms. They are called leptons. Leptons are similar to quarks. Although some leptons are larger than quarks, and some are smaller. The most well known lepton is the electron. The other types of leptons are tau, muon, and neutrinos. Tau and muon leptons have some electrical charge, and are heavier than electrons. Neutrinos have very little charge, and very little mass. They are very difficult to find. Neutrinos are so stable, that when they pass through the atompsphere, they don’t react with anything. further 1electron is made up of three down quarks carrying -1/3 charge and a proton is made up of two up quarks and one down quarks.the charge on up quark is -2/3 . due to same composition of a two proton ,the same quarks exert repulsive force on each other.thats why same charge repel each other. same is the case with two electron on the other hand a electron and a proton are made up of different quarks which exerts attractive force on each other .thats why unlike charge attract each other. the attractive nature of diiferent quarks and the repulsive nature of same quarks is due to fact that the quarks doesnot exist independently.

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