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HI Prof,

Maybe the energy of the ether is all there is, the one and only—and when strings of it spin and twirl as like a ball of yarn it compresses into what we call matter.

I knew you would like strings.

The ether energy is so small that it acts like a liquid and so when two opposite going currents of it pass each other, then a perpetual rotation begins that is halted by the ether compression limit, although it takes VERY LONG to make a neutron since the energy string is so tiny.

The proton arises from the fluid energy still whirling about the solid neutron core that can take no more.