Abstract
The “proton radius puzzle”, implicitly resolved earlier, is explicitly resolved in the Scalar Strong Interaction Hadron Theory SSI. Its origin lies in that quarks, hence also the interquark distance, are invisible. The strong interaction depends only upon the distances between the u and d quarks. Such a mean distance is 3.05 fm in proton. The proton is oval shaped, not observable in the laboratory space but polarizable in galactic gravitational fields giving rise to dark matter and energy.
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