What is the smallest particle in the universe (Known) and what is the seventeen particles in standard model of physics?

Bhagwan Babu @Bhagwan_Babu

11 November 2016 0 8K Report

because everything is made up of energy. I little bit confused in this cause my confusion in material reconstruction.

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