Everything is made up of atoms. Compared to the size of an atom the space between the electrons, protons and neutrons are huge distances, which gives an atom a lot of space within its own physical structure. Each atom has space between it, as atoms do not touch each other no matter what the material they represent, be it water, a wall, or a rock.
Why, then, with so much space between atoms and space within atoms, am I unable to simply walk through a wall, or anything else, for that matter?
2007-11-07
14:53:58
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