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What is the most tremendous forces of nature in existence?

Asked by luigirovatti (2836points) April 15th, 2016

Like earthquakes, typhoones, lightnings. . .

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Coloma's avatar

There are many and none outshine the others. Tornados, hurricanes, tsunamis, wild fires, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, avalanches, sink holes, on and on. Kinda like asking what the most awesome life form is. They are all amazing whether a Flea or a Flamingo.

Coloma's avatar

I forgot about black holes and asteroids, I think black holes win. lol

CWOTUS's avatar

According to Einstein, “Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I’m not sure about th’universe!”

But I also like @Seek‘s response.

ucme's avatar

The force of the humping man

Consider the withdrawal method of contraception, i’m sorry, but on the cusp of ejaculation a herd of wild horses could not drag my arse in the reverse direction.

Jak's avatar

Entropy.

kritiper's avatar

How can I top @ucme ? Wow! You nailed it!
Gravity is the most powerful force.

jerv's avatar

I have to agree with @CWOTUS and go with stupidity. A tsunami may wipe out a coastline and a few miles inland, but an idiot can mess up the entire world without even trying.

Seek's avatar

Gravity is actually a weak force. You defy gravity when you lift your legs to walk.

kritiper's avatar

@Seek Could you lift your leg in a black hole?

filmfann's avatar

Gravity, which is the force black holes use.

Seek's avatar

That question is senseless. I wouldn’t have a leg in a black hole.

According to physics, there are four basic forces: the strong force, electromagnetic force, gravity, and weak force. In that order.

hsrch's avatar

There is, I suppose, the force of the “big bang” which is driving everything in an outward direction from the point of origin. Entropy, as @Jak points out, is acting against this motion/force.

Pachy's avatar

The A-bomb and H-bomb are two pretty “tremendous” forces. The first, deadly enough, works on the principle of fission. The second, a fusion bomb, is the more powerful of the two—by far.

ucme's avatar

Gravity sucks, but it does keep your feet on the ground.

ken1's avatar

The greatest is gravity

kritiper's avatar

I used to work with a guy whose smelly farts could clear a very large room in a very short amount of time. Truly a force to be reckoned with!

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