trying to find enough non-thermal energy, released death, to trigger radiation decay, perhaps a beta+ decay?

**okwithme** · March 12th, 2013, 08:08 PM

Please: “Qs”

“Q” quark-antiquark pair; is a hydrogen Adam produced from (1) quark & (1)
antiquark = Mason; regardless of the quark/antiquark pair is, would there, still, be only one type of hydrogen Adam? OR is radiation decay behind hydrogen’s formation; if radiation, what type of process decay to form a: hydrogen Adam, from what kind
of particle ?

“Q” baryon antibaryon pair: A Helium Adam, is it formed from: 3 quarks (baryon) & 3 anti-quark
(antibayron) &/OR from a type of radiation decay. if radiation, what type
of process decay to form: a Helium Adam; if so, from what kind of particle
& would the radiation be beta?

Thanks Kindly

PS:
“Q” at the moment of death, is any radiation, beta-/beta+, alpha, gamma, or ___ decay released?

I am trying to find out if, at moment of death, if there is any form of non-thermal energy released, at that moment, that could/would trigger the radiation decay, perhaps a beta+ decay, in-turn, forming a: neutron, positron & a neutrino? If so: could one, out there theoretical call this an antimatter nuclei / Adam; a cell world stretch the terms of biology & physics…?