What are Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons made of?
For this we have to be a little practical. Do you have a golf ball? Bounce it on the floor a few times. Hold it between your thumb and forefinger and look at it. Now, say to yourself, “This is a Proton”. Now ask yourself, “What is that thing made of?” You might say Quarks. But then, what are Quarks made of? We are beginning to think that Quarks are semi random fragments of Proton that are artificially created, non naturally occurring particles that may not really play into the natural scheme of things. They do however demonstrate that a Proton can be broken up. So what are Protons, Neutrons, and electrons made of? Well, there can be only one answer, — Photons. (See Matter-Antimatter Page) Photons with their positive and negative components locked together. Now, you might say OK, how many photons are in my Proton? Well, there is only one possible answer; Precisely the ½ the yield of an encounter with its Antimatter counterpart. So now all of this brings us to the reason why all atoms
