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Hand Glass
Why solid matter cannot pass through each other? Why, when I touch a glass, can't my hand pass through?
What keeps my hand from not passin through a glass window, considering that both my hand and the window are both energy?
As Bradley S has pointed out matter had a degenerate state where it can no longer be "compressed". The electro-magnetic properties of ordinary matter makes objects "solid". The thing that makes a table a table, a glass a glass is due to the electro-magnetic properties of the material it is made of (glass is made so that glass bits stick to other glass bits and stay stuck when it cools).
Even though atoms are 99.99% empty the degenerate state of ordinary matter means that other atoms won't infringe into each other atom's space. This repulsion (pauli exclusion principle) is what keeps things separated from other things.
An interesting side note: Even though atoms and their repulsive forces are very small, they are still strong enough to make you not go through the floor you're standing on even though you have the WHOLE Earth trying to push you through the floor. But that Pauli exclusion principle is just too strong.
Hand through Glass
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