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• a  of or relating to constituents of the atom or forces within the atom
  subatomic particles
  harnessing subatomic energy
• s  of smaller than atomic dimensions

• It's not the Star Trek style beaming up of entire landing parties; the process operates at the subatomic level.
• Higgs thus plugged a major hole in the Standard Model, the far-reaching set of equations on the interaction of subatomic particles that is the closest modern physics comes to a .
• Precisely what that fundamental uncertainty tells us about the basic nature of the subatomic world is a question theorists have been wrestling with for decades.

News & Articles

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• Meet the Itsy-Bitsy, Teeny-Weeny Galaxy
  It could offer clues to a new subatomic particle
  June 13, 2013 - Time Magazine
• Quantum Computing Could Lead To A Gigantic Leap Forward
  Subatomic math.
  June 12, 2013 - Business Insider via Yahoo! Finance
• Correction: GamePop and Subatomic
  This story has been altered to indicate that Subatomic Studios' games are available not just on iOS but on several other platforms, including Android and Steam. Originally posted at CNET Corrections
  June 7, 2013 - CNET

Quotes

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• Paul Davies in AZoNano.com
  The most successful scientific theory in history - quantum mechanics - describes the murky microworld of atoms and subatomic particles, and famously defies intuition,notes ASU professor Paul Davies, director of BEYOND and organizer of the...
• Avi Loeb in Spaceflight Now
  However, the feedback from a recoiled quasar would be distributed along its trajectory, and would resemble the visible track of a subatomic particle in a bubble chamber,commented Loeb.
• DENNIS Kelly in Irish Times
  We don't really think outside our time,says Kelly, as the editing suite beckons. "It's amazing. The world is just mental when you look at it. Subatomic particles are mad. And all of that information is completely useless to us as...