Re: Dark matter is the core of stars (minus hydrogen cover)

J. J. Lodder wrote:

The idea of having electrons in the nucleus (rather than neutrons)
was already discredited before neutrons were actually discovered. It is
quite impossible.
 
The reason is electron zero-point energy,
which would become huge for confined electrons in such a small volume.
 
Note for the kiddies: don't be misled.
There are no electrons in the nucleus.
The electron which is emitted in beta decay gets created the moment it
leaves the nucleus,
(together with an anti-neutrino)

how would you know that, you never been there. You think a potential cant
be taken away, canceled or nullified. You dont undrestand quantum physics
and tensors, my friend. You dont know what a field is. Beside dirty polaks
with changed names, you never did any good in this country.