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The universe is an existence comprising prime energy (PE) and prime energy granules (PEGs), the building blocks of quarks. . The law which governs creation is the law discovered by Charles de Coulomb (1736-1806) where particles interact by pushing one another away if they are equal, or attracting one another if not. They push one another away by means of the fields (high energy density zones) they themselves create when they move in one direction and pull by means of the low energy density zones they leave behind in their wakes, called gravity. There is NOTHING else a particle can do. All particles vibrate all the time. Since quarks constitute an atoms total mass (electrons are insignificant) it must be quarks causing the commotion, or rather their PEGs. Which brings us to the ONLY force present in the universe and that is the perpetual motion embedded in Coulomb’s law. Quarks grow bigger all the time by accumulating more PE in accordance with Coulomb’s Law. The older the PEG/quark gets the bigger it would be, facilitating the second part of Coulomb’s Law where unequal attracts i.e. the bigger old, attracts the smaller young. Just over 200 years ago John Dalton made a remarkably accurate description of the atom, 100 years ago Niels Böhr presented his version of the atom with a nucleus and that is about as far as the world of science managed to get. Today they still talk about gluons, strong and weak nuclear forces as if they are saying something intelligent; they are not. After all those years there still are many other elementary, basic, observable facts in dire need of accurate, detailed explanations such as: why tornadoes spin and what causes the funnel, what happens inside when iron becomes magnetised, how a bar magnet manages to squeeze out electricity from a non-magnetic copper wire, how ocean currents are generated, jet-lag, atom construction, rainbow, etc.
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