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Old 04-17-2006   #28 (permalink)
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Re: Explain Mass.

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Originally Posted by arkain101
But that still leads us no where further. Then we have to wonder what is a charge, why is it charged,
I personally believe that charge is the result of the angular momentum of the orbital energy flux. Depending on the geomety of spin, one observes either a positive or negative charge. In the case of a neutron where no charge is apparent, the two opposing energy spins cancel each other out. This is only a vague opinion for I am not currently qualified to make absolute assertions based on proven facts.....................Infy


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