Re: hypothesis > accepted theory?

zion-lion wrote:
And no there are no neutrons or photons moving "around
the atom". If your model "predicts" that it does not agree
with experiment.


I apologise Randy
I wrote photons instead of PROTONS

could you come back and explain what electrons are doing?

Well, a classical physicist would say they're orbiting the nucleus in a stately procession, but quantum theory says that "they're spread out all over the atom's entire volume dancing the Maldacena, but the whole three-dimensional atom thing is just a holographic projection from some underlying 2D field theory with no force of gravity anyway" is closer to the truth.

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