What are some examples of subatomic particles?

Well, there are indeed lots subatomic particles, and new ones keep being found, and we do not know if there may be more. Some are more "elmentary" than others, in that some are the building blocks for the others. read more

Subatomic particles are those basic particles that make up atoms or smaller entities. The basic sub-atomic particles are: photons (makes up gluons), neutrinos, electrons and quarks. All matter is made up of those sub-atomic particles. read more

Well, there are indeed lots subatomic particles, and new ones keep being found, and we do not know if there may be more. Some are more"elmentary" than others, in that some are the building blocks for the others. read more

Physicists have been questioning for a long time the possibilities that all subatomic particles could be made of even smaller elementary particles. The Singularities and Space Particles Theory proposes that at the heart of everything in the universe there are only two types of ultimate elementary energy particles. read more