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Old 04-15-2013, 12:17 PM   #4
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@ uhoh, man I really like what you said in the latter part of your post. So many of us don't think of it that way when applied to everyday things, even the most miniscule. According to the wave theory of matter, elementary particles are waves that decay out to infinity, and their size is determined by the point at which the wave decays to the background level of all waves due to all particles in the universe. So the decreasing proton size indicates an increasing background level of waves. I think we're either entering a region of increased energy and particles, or a new and foreign energy and particle well or flux if you will is entering our region of space and introducing us to it's own law's that it's neighborhood abides by.
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