Do all electrons actually have the exact same mass? If so, why? How is it possible that their mass is exactly the same?
Do all electrons actually have the exact same mass? If so, why? How is it possible that their mass is exactly the same?
Jack Morris
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Parker Martinez
Because they're all really the same electron.
Ayden Carter
Has this been proven? Or is it just a meme theory?
Joseph Hughes
Well, if someone can measure the position of two electrons that do not occupy the same position at the exact same time then that would prove that there is more than one electron. According to some this is not possible
Chase Walker
Bumping for interest
Lucas Hill
but also all carbon atoms have the same mass
David Thomas
Does that apply for quarks? For same quarks?
Isaiah Moore
What are quarks made of? Will we ever figure out the fundamental particle?
Hunter Cox
What are the things quarks are made of made of?
Nicholas Bailey
The fuck? I've never heard of this one before.
>all electrons and positrons are actually manifestations of a single entity moving backwards and forwards in time
How high do you have to be to come up with stuff like this?