pedrone
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There are several failures in current Nuclear Physics.
I will give here an example so that to be understood by a lay man.
Look:
1- The interaction proton-neutron occurs through the strong nuclear force, which is 100 times stronger than the electromagnetic interaction.
2- The spin of nucleons is electromagnetic, and so a spin-interaction is 100 times weaker than a strong force interaction.
From the facts 1 and 2 we conclude:
3- The spin-interaction cannot influence the proton-neutron interaction. To expect that spin-interaction may influence the proton-neutron interaction is like to expect that a 5 years old child can bring down an elephant with a karate blow.
However, the experiments showed that spin-interaction do influences the proton-neutron interaction, because:
the proton-neutron interaction is 40% stronger when the proton and neutron have parallel spins.
Do you believe that a 5 years old child can bring down an elephant with a karate blow ?
Do you?
If you do, then current Nuclear Physics can be correct (in your opinion

)
There are other experiments that deny current Nuclear Physics.
So, current Nuclear Physics is not entirelly correct. Something is missing in the theory.
I will give here an example so that to be understood by a lay man.
Look:
1- The interaction proton-neutron occurs through the strong nuclear force, which is 100 times stronger than the electromagnetic interaction.
2- The spin of nucleons is electromagnetic, and so a spin-interaction is 100 times weaker than a strong force interaction.
From the facts 1 and 2 we conclude:
3- The spin-interaction cannot influence the proton-neutron interaction. To expect that spin-interaction may influence the proton-neutron interaction is like to expect that a 5 years old child can bring down an elephant with a karate blow.
However, the experiments showed that spin-interaction do influences the proton-neutron interaction, because:
the proton-neutron interaction is 40% stronger when the proton and neutron have parallel spins.
Do you believe that a 5 years old child can bring down an elephant with a karate blow ?
Do you?
If you do, then current Nuclear Physics can be correct (in your opinion
There are other experiments that deny current Nuclear Physics.
So, current Nuclear Physics is not entirelly correct. Something is missing in the theory.
