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Prove that electrostatic force is 10^39 times stronger than gravitational force.

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How much stronger is electrostatic force than gravitational force?

The electric force between these electrons is 2.40 x 1043 times bigger than the gravitational force. In other words, electricity is almost a trillion-trillion-trillion-trillion-trillion times stronger than gravity.

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Prove that electrostatic force is 10^39 times stronger than gravitational force.​

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Prove that electrostatic force is 10^39 times stronger than gravitational force.