Re: Pair Productions Questions

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No photon will get past the electrons orbit .
No photon will get down to the orbit near the nucleus.
Electrons are made of photons and nuetrons are too and evrything is
made of the same stuff and has a name to identifie the amount of the
stuff.
a photon is less stuff than the nucleus.
The photon is a particl and a wave ans mass and dont have mass at the
same time.
Its just the sum of all its qualities.

the photon is a bug and the electron is a motor bike and robits 30
miles from the nuetrons orbit
a big rig truck that orbits a 60 mile radius wile the pit they orbit is
the combined low of te entire toy box and its motion.
A bug vrs big truck wasy our question ?

The photn falls in the gravity pit of the atom and orbits down till it
exchanges energy with the electron but cant speed up so some
energychanges directions andwas ejected.

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