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well, what are they? do they exist?
alteredmind said:okay, thankyou folks for confirming that. I do remember seeng somewehre that quarks were particles that were have said to be supernatural or spirit particles. that was probably some pesduoscience, I can't remember where exactly I read that on the net and where I read that also said that a seas ship secretly dumped ancient relics or something like that into the ocean.
phinds said:Uh ... you really need to stop watching TV and read some real science.
alteredmind said:uhm, I saidit was on the internent, not tv
micromass said:I think you should stop visiting those kind of sites, or at least you should stop believing anything on there.
alteredmind said:uhm, I said it was on the internent, not tv
Chronos said:Don't worry about it. I watch Ancient Aliens and Michio Kaku specials on tv. Highly amusing.
Quarks are fundamental particles that make up all matter. They are considered the building blocks of protons and neutrons, which in turn make up the nucleus of atoms.
There are six known types of quarks: up, down, charm, strange, top, and bottom. Each type has a different mass and electric charge.
No, quarks are always found in combinations of two or three. This is due to the strong force, which binds quarks together to form particles like protons and neutrons.
No, we cannot observe individual quarks because they are confined within particles and cannot be isolated. However, we can study their properties through experiments and observations of their interactions.
Quarks have several properties, including mass, spin, and electric charge. They also have a property called color charge, which is related to the strong force that binds them together.