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David Thomson: Binding energy, like all energy, has angular momentum. (27-Sep-2002) |
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"Bilge" news:slrnap851b.2mf.root@radioactivex.lebesque-al.net... > >Gee, your "pions" are abstract concepts based on the presumption that > >everything about the subatomic particle is particulate. > You can't point to an observation of a pion. Pions are a quantity of binding energy. Binding energy, like all energy, has angular momentum. Instead of seeing the quantity of energy for what it is, physicists have opted to call it a particle. It should be plainly obvious to any reasonable researcher that a "particle" with a life span of 2.6 x 10^-8 sec is not a particle at all but merely a transient binding energy. |
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