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> What if baryons are electrostatic black holes? They can't be the equivalent of black holes because things can escape from them in nuclear reactions.
by pdonis 6y ago
> What if baryons are electrostatic black holes?
They can't be the equivalent of black holes because things can escape from them in nuclear reactions.
- phkahler 6y agoDo we know that things get inside them? What would the predicted diameter be?
- pdonis 6y ago> Do we know that things get inside them? Of course. Experimentalists have been shooting electrons and muons and other things inside hadrons since the 1960s (hence the "Decades-Long Quest" in the title of the article). That's how we gained pretty much all of our knowledge of the internal structure of hadrons and how the current theory of QCD was developed. > What would the predicted diameter be? A hadron is roughly a femtometer (10^-15 meters) in diameter.