The bondage between the long range elementary forces and the short range three planetary forces is called unified force. ‘Every particle feels the force of gravity according to its mass or energy’ (Hawking, 1996). ‘So the long range forces have appeal to the short range three planetary forces in inertia mass of the earth. The long range virtual particles discharging from the sun induce to the three matter forces of inertia of mass of the earth and the short range three matter forces sustain that force in their own way and thus results in unified force’-(Tajuddin and Biswas, 2015). ‘All the known particles in the universe can be divided into two groups: particles of spin ½, which make up the matter in the universe, and particles of spin 0, 1, and 2, which we shall see, give rise to forces between the matter particles’ ( Hawking, 1996). This unified force ‘that will describe everything in the universe’ (Hawking, 1996). But unified force will not combine all the partial theories of physics but it will bring all motions under the banner of unified force and spherical geometry as all motions are spherical in nature and all motions are alike. Thus motions have uniformity of spherical nature that creates unified force in all respect which is the ultimate goal of unification theory and unified force. (Vide: Present and previous articles published in AJPA).
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