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Subatomic particles cores collision

When two subatomic particles crash into each other, the energy disturbance in the reaction between similar kinds of rays in their cores depends on the strength of impact of those subatomic particles. After the impact, the similar kinds of rays in that particle's core, which absorbed the energy from the impact, received foreign potential energy. In this case, the foreign energy line flows in a different direction, than the energy line of reaction between the similar kinds of rays. This results in a change of the latter energy line's direction. The new direction depends on the spreading speed of both subatomic particles, which are going to crash into each other. The faster moving particle determines the new direction of similar kinds of rays in the particle, which is being attacked. The stronger impact of two subatomic particles is, the larger amount of foreign potential energy is received by similar kinds of rays. This causes the increase of period of time until those similar kinds of rays (which temporarily lost contact between each other because of that impact) contact with each other again and renew their previous reaction. Consequently, it reduces the possibilities for those similar kinds of rays to contact with each other again because in that case those rays move away from each other in larger distance and, for that reason, it weakens the attraction force between them. This leads to the stronger influence of attraction forces from external sources. These factors make the compound of similar kinds of rays less stable and reduce it's density. Therefore, if the impact of two subatomic particles is strong enough, it can cause their demolition. In order for it to happen, the force of impact should be so strong, that it would cause the similar kinds of rays to move away from each other in such large distance, that the external attraction forces would become stronger than the attraction force between those rays. After that, this subatomic particle would be destroyed because those similar kinds of rays, which were in this particle's composition, would become a part of some kind of foreign chain reaction. So, this is an example of how phenomenons of the similar origin could become destructive forces to each other. If all subatomic particles in the Universe were created at the same time, so, in that case, which was described in the given example, both subatomic particles would be equally destroyed after the collision. And if all subatomic particles were created at different times, so, in that case the older particle would be destroyed and the newer would survive.

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X(3960) is a tetraquark, theoretical analysis suggests.

Exotic particle Artist’s impression of a tetraquark showing its four constituent quarks. (Courtesy: CERN)

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Neutrons

Neutrons are subatomic particles found in the nucleus of atoms, alongside protons. Unlike protons, neutrons carry no electric charge, making them essential in stabilizing atomic nuclei. Their mass is slightly greater than that of protons, and they play a crucial role in nuclear reactions, isotope formation, and nuclear energy production. Discovered by James Chadwick in 1932, neutrons are key to understanding atomic structure, radioactivity, and the development of technologies such as nuclear reactors, medical imaging, and radiation therapy. Because of their neutral charge, neutrons can penetrate materials deeply, which is why they are invaluable in material science and neutron scattering experiments.

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What is a neutrino? Like its name implies, neutrinos are very small subatomic particles. . In fact, much like the neutral neutron that composes the nucleus (along with the proton) of an atom, neutrinos also have no charge. . However, unlike the more massive neutron, neutrinos are so tiny that they are almost massless. Due to this fact, neutrinos are sometimes referred to as "ghost particles" since they rarely interact with matter or magnetic 🧲 fields that can alter the trajectories of charged particles. In fact, trillions of these particles travel through our bodies every second unhindered. . Recent research suggests that neutrinos may have played an important role in the predominance of matter of antimatter in the known universe. . Neutrino research is one of the most interesting areas of physics and astronomy. Much like the Higgs Boson, they were thought to exist before evidence of their existence was actually found in the mid 1950s. . Some of neutrinos most interesting characteristics arise from what is referred to as neutrino oscillations. Unlike, the proton, electron, or the neutron, neutrinos oscillate between different flavors of matter. It is thought that the answer to why there is more matter than antimatter in our universe may lie in better understanding of these oscillations. . Bubble chambers (shown above) can be used to detect 💥 neutrinos as they pass through superheated hydrogen liquid. . Credit: FermiLab / public domain and JWood / public domain. . #subatomic #subatomicparticles #neutrinos #neutrino #astrophysics #cosmic #cosmicneutrinos #higgsboson https://www.instagram.com/p/B7s4KiVJloI/?igshid=rtrcch3gjlyk

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Electron

An electron is a subatomic particle with a negative electric charge and is a fundamental component of atoms. It orbits the nucleus, which consists of protons and neutrons. Electrons play a crucial role in electricity, magnetism, chemical bonding, and quantum mechanics. Their behavior in different energy states influences conductivity, light emission, and technological applications such as semiconductors and quantum computing.

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