Apparently there are many anomalies in Rutherford scattering. So what
I am going to presume, which is well founded, is that the electrons
say for example of Oxygen atom of its 8 electrons that they orbit the
oxygen atom nucleus, much in the same way that the 8 planets form a
plane of ecliptic with the Sun and orbit the Sun.

So I want to find Rutherford scattering which proves the 8 electrons
of oxygen atom for a plane of ecliptic with the nucleus of oxygen.


--- quoting from this source found in Google under anomalies
Rutherford scattering ---

http://books.google.com/books?id=RBo...tering&f=false

For very large impact parameters (small deflection angles), the
Rutherford formula is likewise no longer exactly valid. The Coulomb
potential of the nucleus is perturbed by the atomic electrons. These
effects occur for b= 10^-10 cm (deflection angles of a few seconds of
arc) and are very difficult to detect experimentally.
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whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies