Michael Anteski
Registered Senior Member
What of neutrons though ? Where do they come from .
In my Ether Model, an ether-world preceded our quantum-atomic world. The preceding ether world contained partly-quantized "islands," where creation of a quantum world could be done from. In the model, quantum electrons were creationally projected through the ether, which resulted in a self-sustained chain-reaction, and produced the quantized world we are in now.
In my creation model, protons are readily accounted for, because the negatively charged electrons would have been balanced out, charge-wise, by positively charged protons.
Neutrons are part of the theories of quantum physics, and my area is ether-theory. Physicists measure the behavior of neutrons, which they have found to be unstable units which spontaneously decay, except when they are inside an atom. Inside the atom, neutrons stay stable because if they were to decay as they do outside the atoms, they would generate a proton and electron (plus an antineutron), and the electrical stability of the atom requires the neutron to stay a neutron, and not to decay. (This is standard quantum physics, not my field, so I'll leave it at that, you can look it up in more detail if you wish.)