Yeah, maybee there is a lot of space in the atom with respect to the electrons and they don't collide often. Does that mean that they do revolve opposite each other and miss? Even if there is a small probability of them colliding, After billions and billions of revolutions they're bound to crash at least once leading to self ionisation, yet that never happens? Could it be because when they come against each other , they repel each other? But wouldn't this cause atomic instability? Please clarify my doubts!!
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