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Fill in the Blanks game about the interconnectedness of the Universe and the forces that govern its interactions.

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Fill in the Blanks game about the interconnectedness of the Universe and the forces that govern its interactions.

by Mark Masloski
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light stars gravitational Electromagnetic galaxies Sun nuclear micro Universe matter pull forces galaxy atoms

Every entity in the is interconnected , and the primary method of interaction is the force . For instance , the reason Earth orbits the is due to the Sun's gravitational , keeping us in our path around it . Similarly , the , though millions of - years apart , interact via gravitational , sometimes leading to collisions and mergers .
However , gravity isn't the only way components interact . forces govern how are formed and influence light's interaction with . Strong and weak forces play vital roles in processes happening within the atomic nucleus , such as nuclear fusion in . This interplay of components on both and macro levels keeps the Universe in a state of dynamic equilibrium .

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