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Thanks for answer. I do not really understand what Higgs field/energy bowl is?

What is in a Higgs field/energy bowl?

OK.

I am wondering this because electrons do not move enough to make a circuit.

I have heard that in the setup with battery, wires and light bulb, it is electric and magnetic fields that light the bulb. How does it do this field "move" between the battery, wires and the light bulb?

How does electricity "flow"? For example in a setup with battery, wires and light bulb.

Yes.

What is the difference between electric and magnetic fields and electromagnetic fields?

What is meant by oscillating? My level of understanding is basic only. I also wonder what is meant by field (and electric field and magnetic field)?

I do not understand. Could you please explain simpler.

How is photons electromagnetic field packets? They are not electric or magnetic.

In M-theory there are 11-dimensional while in usual string super theory there are 10 dimensions. Usual super string theory uses calabi-yau shapes.

Are there super strings in vacuum according to super string theory?

Are there 7-dimensional Calabi-Yau shapes instead of the usual 6-dimensional Calabi-Yau shapes?

Are messenger particles (bosons) each one string in superstring theory? Is everything in Standard Model elementary particles, for example bosons, fermions and Higgs boson?

What are coupling constants?

What I am wondering is if one quark is equal to one super string.

Does one quark contain only one string according to super string theory? Does an electron or a photon each contain only one string according to super string theory?

I meant if you fire many electrons.

What is the difference between field theory and particle theory?

So a proton or neutron would each be 3 superstrings since each quark is a string?

What happens when one of 2 people shoots an electron through a double slit and the other watches where it lands?

Is there only in string in a quark or there many strings in each quark?