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Article #64Re: THE 'RADIUS' OF THE ELECTRON?
From: Y.Porat
Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2008 02:54
Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2008 02:54
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On Jul 25, 1:45 am, tadchem <tadc...@comcast.net> wrote: > On Jul 24, 6:12 pm, Loui...@edu.herlufsholm.dk wrote: > > > Questions: > > - What is the value of the experimentally measured ’radius’ of the > > electron? > > - What is the value of the experimentally measured ’radius’ of the > > proton? > > > Best regards > > Louis Nielsen > > Denmark > > What does a shadow weigh? > > Your question has no answer because it presumes something that has not > yet been established - i.e. that an electron has, in some plane, a > circular cross section that is independent of the means by which it > may be measured. > > The electron is not a geometrical object. It has no geometrical > properties. > > It is a *physical* object. It has physical properties such as rest > mass, charge, spin, angular momentum, etc. > > "Why is there air?" - Bill Cosby (1965) > > Tom Davidson > Richmond, VA ------------------------ thats more or less the answer!! ie there is still no answer for it one thing is clear at least to me: the electron is not a 'little tennis ball' ie just forget about the solar system and spherical planet orbiting around!! according to my understanding after accumulating some additional information and trying to combine it all to gether so it has actually *a few geometrical shapes** how come ?? if you think about a tennis ball' it is impossible but if you think about a longish combination of subparticles *a chain of sub particles* it has the basic structure of a 'string' or a 'rod ' so i suggested the 'eel 'model' an eel can have many shapes thogh its basic structure is kept (length thickness etc ) but it can be winded or stretched or twisted and mostly vibrating its difference in energy level is not by rotation but in its degree of vibration (as a string)!! and here comes the innovation: it is not far away from the proton and controlled by the proton by sort of **remote control ** **it is attached right to the proton a s a 'chain of orbitals' one long cjain of orbitals now the proton is a s well not a tennis ball ' it has as well a longish shape (a chain) of orbitals NOT ONLY 3 'QUARKS' BUT MUCH MORE SUB PARTICLES THAN JUST 3 QUARKS !!! so most 'modern physics as for now is living in a paradise of fools deluding (and much worse -- cheating !!) themselves and others that they 'well know' !!! (may be the new LHC has some chnce to make some better knowledge provided that those operators of experiments will have A MORE** OPEN MIND** FOR SURPRISES AND MORE START POINT OF SKEPTICISM ABOUT EXISTING PARADIGMS !) ATB Y.Porat ----------------------
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