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Moneer81
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Hello,
I would like to know if my line of thought is correct in the following situation:
When asking a question like "what is this chunk of matter made of" we know that matter is mainly space but there is something that gives it that feel or fabric that we can touch...the block of matter is made of certain atoms and these atoms are in turn made of elementary particles likes quarks and electrons that have a huge amount of nothing in between...so it must be those elemntary particles that give the matter that feel to it. But what are quarks and electrons made of? Is it safe to say that they're basically energy ?
I would like to know if my line of thought is correct in the following situation:
When asking a question like "what is this chunk of matter made of" we know that matter is mainly space but there is something that gives it that feel or fabric that we can touch...the block of matter is made of certain atoms and these atoms are in turn made of elementary particles likes quarks and electrons that have a huge amount of nothing in between...so it must be those elemntary particles that give the matter that feel to it. But what are quarks and electrons made of? Is it safe to say that they're basically energy ?