My Hunch about Quarks and Their Numerical Values
Charles William Johnson

Quarks, the constituent particles of Hadrons, have a charge of -1/3 and +2/3. Given that three quarks exist in a proton or neutron, it is understandable that the charges are expressed in thirds. But, look what happens when the charges are numerically related to the numerical proportions found in other physical constants. Here, I employ fractal numerical values of 0.3661 and 0.6339, instead of the cited 0.33333 and 0.66666.

0.3661 + 0.6339 = 1.0
0.6339 - 0.3661 = 0.2678

Consider now possible relationships of these numerical values relating to the Quarks in a Hadron to other physical constants and events.

1 / 0.3661 = 2.731494127

Suggestive of the Fractal Freezing Point of Water = 273.15

1 / 0.2678 = 3.734129948

Suggestive of the Fractal Boiling Point of Water = 373.15

0.3661 / 0.6339 = 0.577535888

Suggestive of Fractal Surface Temperature of the Sun = 5.773

1 / 0.577535888 = 1.73149413

Suggestive of the Fractal Square Root of Lightspeed in vacuo 1.731451582

1.73149413² = 2.998071923

Suggestive of the Speed of Light in a Vacuum fractal 2.99792458

1.6339² = 2.66962921 / 2 = 1.334814605 / 2 = 0.667407302

Suggestive of the Gravity constant = 6.6742

Come back soon, more to follow.