Well look we know there is the proton and neutron, the energy and the mass. We only infer their existence since they are too small to directly detect.

The only way we have to interact with the atomic element's nucleus is to ram them together either in an explosion or particle collider.

We accept there is so much mass inside. Something like 186,000 times more mass inside the Nucleus than outside. Why can't we interact with it directly other then banging it against a similar thing? It's because the energy creating the mass is above the speed of light barrier.

If you scroll down the page it is on you might see an illustrated representation of the processes.

I like your words funny man. You lost me at your third sentence.

I think it's great. Hope you enjoy it. It describes a new model for physics that explains things the current model of physics can't. For example we can't explain why there is so much energy and mass in the Nucleus and yet can't see it directly. I think of it as the missing link between the particle physics theory and the wave physics theory.

that's where you got your profile from. Is it a good book? Should I get it?

ooh dang it is

sure...

Totally safe link to amazon and a book about physics

I am not scanning that