Why don't matter bosons, like any non-ionized atoms with even numbers of protons and neutrons, fall through each other like ghosts?

Physics Asked on January 18, 2021

Obviously, two chunks of pure Iron-56 won’t pass through each other like photons go right through each other…

Why is that?

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