3 HYDROGEN and CONCLUSIONS

Using the same matrix of fermion generation 1 mass magnitudes utilized throught this video, we will show Bilateral symmetry is exhibited by the fermionic components of hydrogen utilizing either the arithmetic or geometric mean.

When analyzing the gev2 masses of the hydrogen nucleons, the proton and neutron are almost identical in mass. When analyizing the proton and neutron geometrically, the neuton is almost identical in mass to the proton plus electron. In other words, what is u d u = d u d gev2 is equivalent to the electron+u d u + d u d geometrically.

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We will conclude this video with a final graphic.
in this diagram we will utilize the geometric representations of the first generation fermions as described earlier in this video to construct multiple fermion generation 1 objects simultaneously.

We also will demonstrate how fermion generation 1 quarks evolve from the electron, then ascend in complexity to atoms, eventually to compose the complete periodic table of the elements.

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