New Basic Particle Quark

New Basic Particle Scientists around the world have conducted experiments using particle accelerators that hint at the discovery of not only a new particle but also a new force. These particles, called “quarks”, are said to make up the structure of protons, neutrons, and other related particles. Scientists have never actually “seen” a quark, but when collisions between protons, electrons, or positrons are produced, much debris is dispersed. This debris is said to be quarks. …

…the opposite of gravity. Physicists call this theory quantum chromodynamics (QCD). According to QCD, there should be one more particle that is yet to be discovered, called a gluon. The gluons are believed to keep the quarks “glued” together. A lot is yet to be discovered about quarks, but I am sure that it will prove to be a great advancement when we find out all about how quarks, color, and gluons work. Bibliography (none)