Friends, this article is an attempt to simplify the reality of sub-atomic particles as much as possible, since I see that in particle physics institutes, and in current physics in general, this topic is still being studied based on the Standard Theory of particles that I understand is quite out of phase and poorly oriented.
This cosmic and atomic model understands and explains it in a different way (already since 1992 it is being published and sent to all scientific establishments) and considers the Cosmos structured in dimensional levels (consecutive and successive) .... microcosm, macrocosm, .. ..etc.

Well, in each and every one of the cosmic levels the structuring and formation of orbital systems is the same (units of matter: ... atoms, stars, etc., that summed among them, give us another superior level of similar structure -- sum of atom gives us stars).
Thus an atom is the same as a star system, where atomic electrons correspond to planets (neutrinos to moons, etc.)
Well, as happens in stars, every atomic nucleus is a plasma nucleus, which when destroyed can produce all kinds of particles, or pieces of matter, ranging from the infinitely small sub-atom or minimum radiofrequency particle (10^-80 g); passing by grouping of these particles into photons; later, calorific or thermal particles, neutrinos, electrons; until building the large particles that are the atomic nuclei, which have already acquired a great magnetic potential that creates orbits around them, on which the orbitals or electrons are attracted.
That is to say, the number and dimension of sub-atomic particles are almost infinite, just as it is at our macroscopic level, the number of particles and pieces of matter are almost infinite, from the simple grain of sand, through meteorites, moons, planets and reaching the solar nuclei.
That is, all is and work similarly at the atomic level as at the stellar level.
(The structuring of each level in orbital systems can be seen in mi atomic model page:
http://fermancebo.com/atom_models.html )