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The physical universe consists solely of nucleons with unit charge and mass inextricably connected.  Electromagnetic radiation is hypothesized to be a natural consequence of charge obeying Coulomb's Law and mass obeying Newton's Law of gravitation.  This is equivalent to saying that the net distribution of charge in the universe is constant and momentum is conserved.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
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The physical universe consists solely of nucleons with unit charge and mass inextricably connected.  Electromagnetic radiation is hypothesized to be a natural consequence of charge obeying Coulomb's Law and mass obeying Newton's Law of gravitation.  This is equivalent to saying that the net distribution of charge in the universe is constant and momentum is conserved.
  
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Scientific Paper
Title What Part of Coulomb\'s Law Don\'t You Understand?
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Author(s) Leslee A Kulba
Keywords Coulombs Law
Published 2004
Journal Electric Spacecraft Journal
Number 37
No. of pages 10
Pages 1-11

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Abstract

The physical universe consists solely of nucleons with unit charge and mass inextricably connected.  Electromagnetic radiation is hypothesized to be a natural consequence of charge obeying Coulomb's Law and mass obeying Newton's Law of gravitation.  This is equivalent to saying that the net distribution of charge in the universe is constant and momentum is conserved.