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7. Matter- sub atomics and atomics
| 7.6 |
The Tron family (non equatorial destructive attractors) |
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| The Tron family are the orbiters of atomic cores of Protons and Neutrons. In many ways, they are the "fair weather" friends, constantly interacting with other structures, leaving and returning. | ||
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| 7.6.1 | The Electron | |
| The Electron is 1 "Down" (destructive attractor) Quark and 1 electron neutrino. | ||
| We give the relative kinesis of an Electron to be -0.334, even though its mass is considerably lower than a Proton. This is similar with the contemporary scientific approach of giving the electron a -1 "charge." | ||
| We can explain the .666 difference between the "charge" concept and the model, due to the presence of the electron neutrino that has a small positive charge. | ||
| The mass of an electron is 9.1096 x 10- 31 kg | ||
| 7.6.2 | The Positron | |
| The Positron is 1 "Up" (creator) Quark and 1 electron neutrino. | ||
| We give the relative kinesis of an Electron to be +2.001, even though its mass is considerably lower than a Proton. The acceptance of the existence of the Positron is only a recent scientific event (past 15 years), given the acceptance of its existence requiring the re-writing of a number of mathematical formulas. | ||
| Because of its "strength" and size, Positrons are core orbit particles and are found in near orbits to the Proton and Neutron core ( as opposed to electrons). | ||
| It is the Positron that effectively "neutralizes" the Neutron's negative spin and therefore attracts electrons to orbit. | ||
| The mass of a Positron is similar to an electron at 9.1096 x 10- 31 kg. | ||
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