Ankit Gupta

But we cannot take it as a binding electrons even they were not attracting also but why do two electrons cannot bind like to protons

We all know that a proton binds to another proton through strong nuclear force but do also an electron binds to another , I haven't heard that there for asked ?

ya I knew that but i thought that there would be some thing more than that but OK tkanks

Why do an electron never stick to its nucleus I mean both opposite charges attract each other but why they never stick to each other (like in Bohr's model) ?

Now this is more complicated then before to me , please tell me what did experiment tell , what are holon ,spinon ,orbiton , and how are they linked to electron ?

OK thanks

OK but why do not simple photons of visible spectrum collide ?

Why do two photons never collide I mean when two light rays intersect each other they do not form any resultant just passes each by ? Why and how ?

no there is not any specific reason but I just want to clarify it so that if I'll tell it to somebody then it would not be wrong .

Then what should I conclude is it fundamental or not ?

But I read on the net that some scientists have broken the electron in three different particle 'spinon - which provide it spin ,holon - for charge and orbiton - for its orbit .

Is electron a fundamental particle or not somewhere said it is & somewhere it is not ?

if electron is excited More or less it will come to its ground state then what should we say about it like in metal if we heat them their electron excite but after ward come to rest but they are not transparent

Would anybody explain it further !

Actually I was busy at that time and thought nobody would care for my reply but OK from now onward I will take care of it

i dont think so that gravity will affect photon as it has no mass and if mass is zero then gravitational force also becomes 0 (as per my information) but as we can see it can not escape from black hole then i think it is due to gravity (i an not sure about this).

what makes an object transparent and opaque like in case of carbon , graphite is a black opaque substance but when heated to a high temp. it converts to diamond which is transparent in spite of it is denser than graphite ?

Incidentally I replied to an earlier question of yours, but did not hear any more. Do you not review your threads for answers? i do look for answers but there were not any new review and i didnt had any interesting question so i was offline for many days

What do sin∅ and cos∅ tells us in cross product and dot product I mean what is the significance of them & from where it came ?

Why do pieces of a broken mirror behaves as an individual mirror when pieces are joined together by simply putting them together or by any adhesive , and not as single one ?

Why do ripples formed in water after throwing stone are circular not of the size or shape of stone ?

why do T- and B- lymphocytes have large nucleus and little cytoplasm in comparison with other white cells ? and why is there many variety in nucleus of white cells ?

why do salt cause so much burn when it get mixed with blood on any wound ? or simply why it creates an intense burning effect on an open wound ?

but we cannot grow neurons in tissue culture because they do not replicate and thats why we need stem cells to make them and if we can clone an neuron easily then we can cure disorders like paralysis easily (i think so)

if we can clone a whole organism then why we cant clone a single neurone