[Profpat]

Originally Posted by joshua Hey, one or two more things. Once upon a time atoms were the smallest thing. Our knowledge of protons is as a baby knows calculus. It is comparative to living in the 1950's era and there is no Watson and Crick, yet. To predict the half life of a proton and not fully understand the mechanism of time is ironic, the birth of a proton is the key to understand how and why it might decay. To claim to accurately guess the half-life of a proton and then to assume the nature of gravity and time and acceleration and the effects of relativity in the quantum world, funny how it sounds to me. I find in my studies that the ones who know the least, boast arrogantly the most. Protons are an area of minimal true knowledge.

You're right joshua. much is to be learned.

I have my own theory regarding the formation of the proton, it's located at:
( http://www.toequest.com/forum/your-t...2803-idea.html ). You'll to to access it through a PDF File or go to post #40 on that thread. I think you might find it interesting. Any comments or questions you may have can be posted at that thread.

Best,

Pat