The Strong Force
The strong force binds quarks together so tightly that isolating a single quark is impossible. When attempting to extract a quark from a proton, the energy stored in the bond creates new quarks instead. Experimental evidence, such as electron scattering and particle collisions, supports the existence of quarks, even if they have never been observed in isolation.In this clip
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