between two atoms is the radiation.but what is between the two radiations?

Question

i want to ask that what is between the two energy packets?

Answer 1

First of all no One knows what is an energy packet .So there is ambiguity on that subject.
If you want to know what are the workings of an atom relative to it nucleous,the following model may give a reasonable idea;
Consider the electron moving in an orbital relative to the nucleous of the atom ,as a little truck carrying a load.
As the truck has added load ,it will slow down in its orbit because it had a mass increase.
If the truck loses mass(radiation),it has less load;Hence it will move faster and at the same time its orbit around the nucleous will become smaller.
The Electrostatic gravity phenomena will tend to push all atoms into one lumped mass. However ;the reason that atoms stay separated is because external mass radiation which penetrate the atoms is what keeps them apart by series of collisions..This is called Temperature Phenomena.
Therefore all atoms have a temperature that can be measured.

Answer 2

Why should there be radiation between two atoms? And two radiations presumably mean two different wavelengths? If so, there could be interference between two radiations.

Your question is not clear.

Answer 3

Can you restate your question? It isn't clear what you are asking.