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2007-09-28T07:49:46Z

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209.99.227.70 at 07:42, 27 September 2007

2007-09-27T07:42:43Z

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2007-09-19T01:42:40Z

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190.129.118.1 at 01:28, 19 September 2007

2007-09-19T01:28:11Z

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2007-07-13T22:46:34Z

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203.162.27.91 at 10:25, 13 July 2007

2007-07-13T10:25:17Z

Strangelv: removed {{Uncategorized}}; categorized; added {{Move2space}}

2007-06-04T12:02:58Z

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Mdelaney at 02:48, 6 April 2007

2007-04-06T02:48:14Z

Jarogers2001: more info

2007-03-16T06:47:58Z

more info

Jarogers2001: added some more info and some links

2007-03-16T06:24:33Z

added some more info and some links

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	The proton is one of the basic units of an atom. For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]]. It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]]. Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds. These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray\|cosmic rays]].		The proton is one of the basic units of an atom. For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]]. It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]]. Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds. These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray\|cosmic rays]].

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	The proton is one of the basic units of an atom. For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]]. It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]]. Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds. These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray\|cosmic rays]].		The proton is one of the basic units of an atom. For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]]. It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]]. Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds. These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray\|cosmic rays]].

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-The proton is one of the basic units of an atom.  For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]].  It can be considered an H<sup>1 </sup> [[ion]].  Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds.  These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray|cosmic rays]].
+The proton is one of the basic units of an atom.  For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]].  It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]].  Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds.  These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray|cosmic rays]].
 Protons have a positive charge of 1, and in [[chemistry]] a relative mass of 1.   The actual mass of a proton is approximately 1.007,276,466,88amu (atomic mass units).   When bound in an atom of a relative mass greater than 1, some of this mass will appear to be lost but exists in the form of ''binding energy'' (sometimes referred to as ''nuclear force'' or ''residual strong force'') which holds [[nucleon|nucleons]] together.

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-The proton is one of the basic units of an atom.  For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]].  It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]].  Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds.  These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray|cosmic rays]].
+The proton is one of the basic units of an atom.  For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]].  It can be considered an H<sup>1 </sup> [[ion]].  Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds.  These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray|cosmic rays]].
 Protons have a positive charge of 1, and in [[chemistry]] a relative mass of 1.   The actual mass of a proton is approximately 1.007,276,466,88amu (atomic mass units).   When bound in an atom of a relative mass greater than 1, some of this mass will appear to be lost but exists in the form of ''binding energy'' (sometimes referred to as ''nuclear force'' or ''residual strong force'') which holds [[nucleon|nucleons]] together.

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-The proton is one of the basic units of an atom.  For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]].  It can be considered an H<sup>1 </sup> [[ion]].  Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds.  These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray|cosmic rays]].
+The proton is one of the basic units of an atom.  For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]].  It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]].  Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds.  These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray|cosmic rays]].
 Protons have a positive charge of 1, and in [[chemistry]] a relative mass of 1.   The actual mass of a proton is approximately 1.007,276,466,88amu (atomic mass units).   When bound in an atom of a relative mass greater than 1, some of this mass will appear to be lost but exists in the form of ''binding energy'' (sometimes referred to as ''nuclear force'' or ''residual strong force'') which holds [[nucleon|nucleons]] together.

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 The proton is one of the basic units of an atom.  For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]].  It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]].  Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds.  These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray|cosmic rays]].
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 ==External Links==
-[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proton Wikipedia:Proton]
+*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proton Wikipedia:Proton]
+*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen Wikipedia:Hydrogen]
-[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen Wikipedia:Hydrogen]
+*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_Wind Wikipedia:Solar Wind]
-[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_Wind Wikipedia:Solar Wind]
+[[Category:Physics]]

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	The proton is one of the basic units of an atom. For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]]. It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]]. Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds. These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray\|cosmic rays]].		The proton is one of the basic units of an atom. For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]]. It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]]. Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds. These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray\|cosmic rays]].

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	The proton is one of the basic units of an atom. For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]]. It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]]. Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds. These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray\|cosmic rays]].		The proton is one of the basic units of an atom. For the purposes of Space development, a proton is the same as a [[hydrogen]] atom and is the main component of [[solar wind]]. It can be considered an H<sup>1+</sup> [[ion]]. Ionized protons can cause you quite a bit of trouble as they can penetrate fairly deep and are often accelerated to very high speeds. These high speed protons are sometimes referred to as [[cosmic ray\|cosmic rays]].
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		+	Protons have a positive charge of 1, and in [[chemistry]] a relative mass of 1. The actual mass of a proton is approximately 1.007,276,466,88amu (atomic mass units). When bound in an atom of a relative mass greater than 1, some of this mass will appear to be lost but exists in the form of ''binding energy'' (sometimes referred to as ''nuclear force'' or ''residual strong force'') which holds [[nucleon\|nucleons]] together.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	==External Links==		==External Links==