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Combined Proton Positronium, Five "Quark" Proton Did you see this:
Physicists discover particle with five quarks -
1 July 2003
After 30 years of searching physicists have finally found evidence for particles containing five quarks. Most particles are either mesons, which contain a quark and an antiquark, or baryons, which comprise three quarks or three antiquarks. Now nuclear physicists in Japan, Russia and the US have discovered a particle that contains two up quarks, two down quarks and a strange antiquark. |
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- Re: Positronium in Metastable Deuterons? Frederick Sparber
- Re: Positronium in Metastable Deuterons? Frederick Sparber

