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by clyde crockett on October 7th, 2005

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What is the smallest subatomic particle?

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  • by thinkinknight on October 12th, 2005

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    Here's a take on this from a philosophical perspective -

    This question leads to the following question - What is matter ultimately made up of? I mean, the smallest particle that's discovered so far is made up of some other smaller particles and that smaller particle is made up of something else and so on. If we keep dividing the matter what do we end up with - something everybody needs to think about.

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