SELFPROOF 0306
- QUARK
CURRENT COSMOLOGY MODEL
Any
of a group of elementary particles supposed to be the fundamental
units that combine to make up the subatomic particles known as
hadrons (baryons, such as neutrons and protons, and mesons). There
are six different flavours (or types) of quark: up quark, down
quark, top quark, bottom quark, charm quark, and strange quark.
Quarks have fractional electric charges, such as 1/3
the charge of an electron. (American Heritage Science Dictionary)
MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE
COMMENTARY
Quarks
in the Current Cosmology Model are much the same as quarks in the Malta
Cosmology Template with three important differences:
- Electrons
in the Current Cosmology Model are a single particle. In the Malta
Cosmology Template they are composed of a pair of quarks.
- Quarks
in the Current Cosmology Model have no known internal structure. In the
Malta Cosmology Template they have a typical blackhole structure
consisting of a teelcore and a teelosphere (and perhaps a teelocean).
However, this typical structure is modified into either an axial or a
centrifugal form.
- In the Current Cosmology Model,
the quarks within a particle are both held together and held apart by
the Strong Force. There is no explanation for the Strong Force. In the
Malta Cosmology Template, the Strong Force is a multiprocess in which
the gravitypull of the quarks is countered by the rejectivity of their
teelospheres.
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