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Tahmeed
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According to Feynman's lecture in physics an electron doesn't fall on the proton because of the uncertainty principle. Now, if electron falls on the proton, it's position and momentum can be known so it leaves some place for it to move.
But uncertainty principle is applicable for all particles, this includes proton. So even if Electron becomes stack with the proton, it will still follow uncertainty.
But uncertainty principle is applicable for all particles, this includes proton. So even if Electron becomes stack with the proton, it will still follow uncertainty.