Gravitational and Electromagnetic Force Unification, Using a Statistical Analysis from a Signature of Supernova Explosions

Abstract

Unification of gravitational and electromagnetic interactions was done using statistical method. Cosmic ray intensity as a signature from supernova explosions was used to carry out some estimation. These primary cosmic rays are charged particles with an accelerating mechanism, probably electromagnetic; and because their charge is what interacts with matter and produces the effects that we can easily see here on earth. We estimated the values of the electromagnetic interaction and gravitational force of interaction of the source using previous known relations. We were able to obtain a regression equation; with a positive and strong correlation coefficient. Fa depicts the gravitational interaction and Umaa is the electromagnetic interaction. The results suggestively indicate that gravitational and electromagnetic interactions are related. The result indicates that moving charges and moving masses provide an analogy of gravitational and electromagnetic fields, which support the concept of a gravito-magnetic force. It has solved to some extend the speculations about the development in an attempt to unify the interactions of particles; and even to incorporate gravity in the “theory of everything”. Thus, the unification of forces using the explosion mechanism and gravitational waves in core-collapse supernovae has become a reality.