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If the Electroweak force doesn't exist, someone should tell Three Mile Island and Chernobyl. The Electroweak force governs radioactive decay, guys. [[User:Insidious611|Insidious611]] ([[User talk:Insidious611|talk]]) 22:41, January 11, 2021 (EST) | If the Electroweak force doesn't exist, someone should tell Three Mile Island and Chernobyl. The Electroweak force governs radioactive decay, guys. [[User:Insidious611|Insidious611]] ([[User talk:Insidious611|talk]]) 22:41, January 11, 2021 (EST) | ||
It'll get fixed eventually. --{{User:Dante the Ghost/Sig}} 17:25, February 8, 2021 (EST) | :It'll get fixed eventually. --{{User:Dante the Ghost/Sig}} 17:25, February 8, 2021 (EST) | ||
:: No, the article is correct. What the "fundamental force" link links to is the [[wikipedia:Electroweak epoch|Electroweak epoch]], which is the period of time in the universe's ancient history where the Weak Interaction and Electromagnetism remained connected together in the Electroweak Interaction because the temperature was still that high enough. You're confusing it with just the [[wikipedia:Weak interaction|Weak Interaction]], which does govern how radioactive particles decay, but that's by itself. --{{User:Dante the Ghost/Sig}} 19:05, April 2, 2021 (EDT) | |||
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Someone should edit the other names for the traveler to also say 'The Sky' Since that's what the hive call it. [[User:SenselessDensity|SenselessDensity]] | Someone should edit the other names for the traveler to also say 'The Sky' Since that's what the hive call it. [[User:SenselessDensity|SenselessDensity]] |