Post by Pincho Paxton on Oct 19, 2015 8:10:43 GMT
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Long-sought-after 'glueball': Exotic particle may have been discovered
Pincho says...
The particle doesn't exist, so it hasn't been found. If a glueball existed planets wouldn't be spherical. You need to rotate the Y axis of atoms to get a natural sphere, so that means that bonding is through axis lines, and that means that a sticky particle doesn't exist. Nature's shapes are fractals, and mostly symmetrical, a sticky particle is silly (putty) physics that a child might come up with.
Pincho Paxton
Long-sought-after 'glueball': Exotic particle may have been discovered
Pincho says...
The particle doesn't exist, so it hasn't been found. If a glueball existed planets wouldn't be spherical. You need to rotate the Y axis of atoms to get a natural sphere, so that means that bonding is through axis lines, and that means that a sticky particle doesn't exist. Nature's shapes are fractals, and mostly symmetrical, a sticky particle is silly (putty) physics that a child might come up with.
Pincho Paxton