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http://articles.latimes.com/2010/jul/07/science/la-sci-proton-20100708
Like the article says, if this experiment is true, the proton is 4% smaller than originally thought. If true, doesn't this mean we have to throw out everything we think we know about particle physics (standard model, 'spooky' QM equations, etc...)?
Like the article says, if this experiment is true, the proton is 4% smaller than originally thought. If true, doesn't this mean we have to throw out everything we think we know about particle physics (standard model, 'spooky' QM equations, etc...)?