>> > along with some relativistic effects >> This is theory of everything [4] talk. We don’t know enough about gravity to speak coherently about it. I would a

>> > along with some relativistic effects >> This is theory of everything [4] talk. We don’t know enough about gravity to speak coherently about it. I would assert that there is an electrostatic equivalent of gravitational black holes. In my world, quarks exist inside an event horizon within a baryon and that's part of what keeps it stable. The other part being electrostatic attraction of course: +2 -1 +2 << this configuration of charges will attract. Orbiting at speed C will help, and will also create a magnetic field. What keeps it dynamically stable forever though... I dunno.