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String theory comes along and suggests that inside these particles there is something else.

So if I take a little cork and I magnify it, conventional idea says there's nothing inside, but string theory says I'll find a little tiny filament, a little filament of energy, a little string-like filament.

And just like the string on a violin, I pluck it and it vibrates, creates a little musical note that I can hear.

The little strings in string theory

When they vibrate, they don't produce musical notes.

They produce the particles themselves.

So a quark is nothing but a string vibrating in one pattern.

An electron is nothing but a string vibrating in a different pattern.

A neutrino.

nothing but a string vibrating in a different pattern still.

So if I take all of this back together, I have my ordinary orange, and if these ideas are right, they are speculative, but if they are right, deep inside the orange or any other piece of matter is nothing but a dancing, vibrating cosmic symphony of strings.