Is there is any relation between magnetic field and gravitational force?
Is there any connection between gravity and magnetic fields of force?
Why is gravity not as strong as electromagnetism? Why is gravity a force? Why do fundamental forces like gravity and electromagnetism follow inverse square dependence only? What is opposite force of gravitational force? Why does the force of gravity exist? What is the physical significance of a magnetic field? What is the opposite and equal force of gravity? Why is the gravitational force? What is magnetic field? Why isn't the force of a magnet limited to the magnet itself, how can it form a field? What is a magnetic field? What will be the angle between electric field, magnetic field and direction of propagation of an EM wave while bending due to gravity (near a black hole)? Are gravity and forces energy? What is the magnetic field due to an electromagnet at a point that is not along its axis? Why is there a magnetic field for the Earth? Does a charged particle moving through a magnetic field always experience force? What is the reason for existence of Earth's magnetic field? Why do the equations for the force of gravity and electrostatic attraction look so similar? Is the same true for the other fundamental forces? Does mass affect magnetic force exerted by a magnet towards a metal? What is the acceleration of an opposing magnetic force in a vacuum? What was the theory of the Earth's magnetic field? Does gravity actually exert a force? Can magnetic fields ever do work? If not, how can one magnet lift another? Why does the Earth have a magnetic field? What is the difference between electric and magnetic fields? Why is gravitational force weakest, among the 4 fundamental forces? Is the force of gravity a scalar or a vector? What is the difference between magnetic flux and magnetic field? Does a magnetic field have mass? Why does a magnet produce a magnetic field?