The unanswered questions that set in doubt the Standard Model Theory and the answers that will establish the new model

The theory of the Standard Model is a branch of the Quantum Theory and describes the elementary components of matter and antimatter and the strong, weak and electromagnetic interactions between them. The Standard Model theory does not include the gravitational interaction. It is a very well-established theory that has predicted many experimental results, such as the existence of many particles and has withstood many theoretical and experimental tests. He also predicted the Higgs boson, which gives the mass to the elementary particles and whose existence was suspected with reasonable certainty and tentatively confirmed by CERN's ATLAS and CMS experiments in 2012. These, of course, are the current views of science. But, according to the opinions of many scientists, opinions with which as the author of this paper I agree, the theory of the Standard Model is wrong since, while it makes certain successful predictions, it does not answer many other questions, as I describe below, to which it must answer for its definitive establishment. My effort to study and find appropriate answers to the unanswered questions of the Standard Model and to fill in the gaps that may be left by the theory, which I believe will sooner or later be retired, have led me to study a New Model, which more convincingly describes the elementary building blocks of matter and antimatter and their interactions. The New Model also addresses all the weak points of the Standard Model theory and includes the interaction of gravity. But the main element of the New Model, which will surprise you, is its reliability, correctness, logic and simplicity. But that is something I leave to your judge after you have studied it.