Neutrons can be produced by bombarding protons with electrons, and even a single electron can initiate this process. Antineutrinos are not necessary for neutron creation, as neutrinos can naturally be emitted alongside neutrons. Additionally, a phenomenon occurs during radioactive decay when a proton captures an electron from the K shell, resulting in the release of a neutrino and the transformation of the proton into a neutron. This capture process is indicated by the emission of X radiation from the electron filling the K shell void. The discussion confirms the feasibility of neutron production through these methods.
