That's great and all, but my challenge then to you is as follows: Please show me a scientific experiment in the lab where a single speck of matter is created.

That's great and all, but my challenge then to you is as follows: Please show me a scientific experiment in the lab where a single speck of matter is created. You know, dust-sized would be OK -- anything I can see in a store-bought microscope. I'm willing to believe you and renounce all of my hypothesizing, but I need this experiment (and working, I might add), first... Care to produce an experiment like that for me? Oh, and by the way, atoms/ions/subatomic particles -- anything that fancy/expensive equipment is required for -- does not count. I want an experiment, where for under $100 or so, I can create a single particle of matter at home. Doesn't matter how small; just needs to be measurable, observable, even with a <$100 microscope is OK. Show me that experiment -- and I'll recant everything I've ever hypothesized...