i have a question...

[Khateeb Othman]

we all know the atom theory right.

i was skimming through my textbook trying to find the answer but couldnt

one of the first pages says an atom is too small to be seen.


flip a couple hundred pages, and i find a picture of this is how the atom loook like.

so how can anyone prove the atom's structure if its too small to be seen.

or are these just theories of how they look like

if so than why are we learning this in school, didnt people come to school to find out the definite truth, and not to learn some theory, some thought, some superstition.

now people will truly believe that the atom's theory is correct, and dedicate their lives to something that is false.

and what if it was proved wrong, the atom's theory, all those years, the education people went to for 12 years, will be worth nothing, just because we put faith in something false.

and in couple second millions of people could be classified as stupid and uneducated

we should question everything, and find the truth from anything even if it is from school.

thats my answer


tell me if you think its good because its worth marks

[Arabian Knight]

atoms are not too small to be seen. what you probably read was the history of atoms in a chronological order.

[ironmaiden947]

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_can_you_see_an_atom

7 seconds in google.