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Part 8 - Selfproof (cont) |
SELFPROOF 0308
- NUCLEON
CURRENT COSMOLOGY MODEL
A
proton or a neutron, especially as part of an atomic nucleus.
(American Heritage Science Dictionary)
MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE
COMMENTARY
At
the level of our current abilities to observe nucleons and experiment
upon them, the differences between the Current Cosmology Model and the
Malta Cosmology Template are a matter of terminology rather than
anything more fundamental. In both, a nucleon is a composite object
consisting of three blackholes (quarks), with the nature of those
blackholes giving the nucleon a neutral charge (and thus making it a
neutron) or a positive charge (and thus making it a proton).
Where
the Model and the Template do differ is in the currently unobservable
detail. Effectively, the Model has none whereas the Template provides a
fairly comprehensive description of how nucleons are formed and how
they work.
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GLOSSARY
- axial blackhole: The
teelosphere of an axial blackhole responds to the spin of the
blackhole's teelcore, and to the influence of the teelstream through
which the blackhole is moving, by rising at the southpole, moving to
the northpole at high level, sinking at the north, proceeding to the
southpole at low level, and so on. (see also 'centrifugal blackhole')
- centrifugal blackhole: The teelosphere of a centrifugal blackhole responds to the
spin of the blackhole's teelcore by rising at the equator, moving to
the poles at high level, sinking at the poles, and returning to the
equator at low level. (see also 'axial blackhole')
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