The wave-particle duality means that material is the same time wave movement and particle. The actual form of the subatomic particles is a mystery. But it can be like a yarn ball. The other explanation of the form of the material could be that the material is forming the straight wave movement which is creased together and forms the form.
That looks like the ball. But carefully looking that ball is not the ball. So was the origin of the material in the big bang when the particles pulled themselves off the wave movement? When the superstring is forming material. During creasing wave movement creasing that can happen by ripping the ends of the superstring off the wave movement.
Is photon or any other particle, particle, or wave movement? Or is the form of the particles ball or is it something else? The fact is that the tiniest particles of material are both wave movement and particles. At the same time. The form of those tiniest particles and photons is not probably like a yarn ball at all. The thing that makes me believe is that the actual form of the photon and other subatomic particles like quarks is the creased wave rather than the ball. Because of that form of simpler than the yarn ball.
The thing seems like the packed curves rather than some kind of yarn ball. The quantum field will press the wave movement together forming the structure that might look like a ball if we are seeing that thing from outside. If the subatomic particles are like the superstrings. the oscillation of the superstring would explain why the material sometimes loses photons. The photon is releasing when the string is moving in.
Then we must realize that the annihilation reaction between the material and antimatter particles is like two superstrings are moving against each other. When those superstrings are near each other they would jump to each other. And that means annihilation. So the particles in the quantum world are not like balls. They are oscillating and their place is impossible to calculate.
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