Protonís Force Field - Fills the Atom, Attracting Electrons In
order for the atom1 to exist, the proton must capture and hold
an electron in the atomís sphere which it does. For lack of
technology or language I shall refer to the protonís hold as a
positively charged force field. Our positively charged proton, a
+ monopole, located in the heart of an atom, attracts the
electron Ė the negatively valued monopole; like the pull of
opposite magnet poles. Separating these giant [atom sized] force
fields is the strong atomic force [SAF] acting as a chaperone
denying their embrace. One could think of the SAF acting like a
hollow golf ball surrounding the nucleus containing the
positively charged proton force fields. The inside of this
hollow SAF golf ball is positively charged, confining the
protons. And like the poles of a magnet the outside of the golf
ball is negatively charged driving away the electrons in the
area of the nucleus. Diagrams of this model can be found at:
http://www.allnewuniverse.com/DemoOfDarkEn