Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / March 2009

A simple minded question or three. An electron is in constant motio
about a nucleus, what is the cause of that constant motion and wh
aren't they attracted by a positive proton (as in a hydrogen atom)
Another question, it is shown on quark-qluon diagrams of a quark-gluo

I am looking for a physicist that may be interested in testing
my theory of Curvature-Cosmology. A central hypothesis of this theory
is curvature-redshift. It is a reaction between a photon and curved
space-time that is determined by the local density. Briefly a photon

Neutron mass is measured roughly 1 Gev but
the 3 quarks inside add up to only a
fraction of that.
How is this understood?

Creation and all God's creatures
           In the beginning there was only the vast unpainted canvas of
space. There was no light, no matter and no time. Fortunately for the
creatures of this planet the laws of physics applied then as now, some

A flow of linear polarized photons has no spin. But this is because
one half of the photons has a left-handed circular polarization and
another half of the photons has the right-handed circular
polarization. Is it true?