All Fundamental Forces and Particles Explained Simply | Elementary particles
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Humans are the most intelligent creatures in the universe, consisting of organs, bones, blood, nerves, and more, with the heart containing billions of cells. Atoms are the smallest building blocks, with quarks forming protons and neutrons through the exchange of color charges by gluons, held together by the strong nuclear force.
Insights
- The human body is incredibly complex, consisting of various organs, bones, blood, and nerves, with the heart alone containing billions of cells with intricate molecular structures.
- Quarks, the smallest known building blocks of matter, combine to form protons and neutrons, held together by gluons exchanging color charges, showcasing the intricate and fundamental nature of particle physics.
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Recent questions
What are the basic components of the human body?
Organs, bones, blood, nerves, and more.
What are the smallest building blocks of the universe?
Atoms
How are protons and neutrons formed?
Quarks collectively form protons and neutrons.
What is the role of gluons in particle physics?
Gluons exchange color charges between quarks.
How do electrons contribute to the structure of an atom?
Electrons orbit the nucleus and emit photons when jumping energy levels.
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