1. In Current Science, a proton is a stable subatomic particle, occurring in all atomic nuclei, which is a baryon with a positive charge equal and opposite to that of the electron and a mass 1836 times the electron’s mass (symbol p); in chemical reactions etc., a hydrogen ion (H ). In the Standard Model of Particle Physics the proton is made up of three quarks.
2. In Neu Theory, a proton is the neutral spinrise core [1b] with the positive electric charge shell [6+], and electric field [7+]. The proton is one of the 7 primary objects of nature.
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