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:iconbalakov:
After the cruelty the Ewoks displayed to these friendly, docile AT-ST walkers, they deserved an apology.

There is a fundamental law of the universe that states that small things are cute. Occasionally this must also apply to Ewoks.

Taken to the limit of non-quantum science, I have determined the cutest thing in the universe to be a proton. With big eyes.
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~andyjshi Mar 26, 2013
awesome!
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~the-chocolatecloud Feb 7, 2013  Hobbyist Photographer
What about Higgs boson ? Cool picture anyway .
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~Joker-Hatter Jan 29, 2012
Is the walker in this picture from a set or is it custom? Anyway, I love you picture, brilliant, just brilliant!!!
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*Balakov Feb 1, 2012
It's from the "Battle of Endor" set.
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~Joker-Hatter Feb 1, 2012
Cool!
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*Nathellis Nov 20, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
I so much love your comment on this one ! :heart:
Never seen a proton with big eyes, but I guess it must be the cutest thing in the world ! :eyes:
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~Sqrt-of-20736 Jun 14, 2011
Shouldn't it be an electron? :-)
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*Balakov Jun 14, 2011
If you can tell me how big an electron's radius is then I'll happily change it (and none of that made up classical radius nonsense!) ;)
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Mood: Big Grin ~Sqrt-of-20736 Jun 21, 2011
So I (a physics student) spoke with my teacher:

A proton should be around 1*10^-15 m, while an electron is highest around 10^-18 m. I have to say that the CODATA-Database says, that the electron radius is 2,8...*10^-15 m but current knowing is, that electrons are not more than approx. 10^-18m. :B
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*Balakov Jun 27, 2011
Having read up on wave-particle duality again, I will conceed that an electron can sometimes be considered a classical particle, and have a conventional radius. They're difficult buggers to measure it seems :)
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