Atom of long-range action instead of counter-productive tachyon phenomenology. Decisive experiment of the new phenomenology outside of the light cone

Limited, ultramicroscopic action radii of weak (~[10.sup.-16] cm) and baryon (~[10.sup.-13] cm) charges (interactions) against unlimited action radii of electrical and gravitational ones are the basis of phenomenology explaining the anomalies of positron annihilation in the "positron beta-decay Na-22--neon (~9% Ne-22)" system established experimentally (1956-2003). A priori, it was impossible to imagine that the study of positron beta-decay positron annihilation (Na-22, Cu-64, and Ga-68) in noble gases would rise the issue of overcoming stagnation of fundamental physics (from mid-1970's) on the way to the expansion of the Standard Model and unification of physical interactions.