extending, expansion plane theory

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For those considering my lateset theories and hypothesis I'd like to extend my latest model vision.

First let me breif you on the model thus far:

 

Time is the shifting position of the zero intersection within the x,y, and z plane within a nonsymetrical expanding field.

This is a major componant of the theory. Another major componant states that: the universe is hologram made from rays of momentum/gravity extending out in two directions from the atom. The atom is a two dimensional disk that is tumbling in space/time via the electron, within it's rings of probability, seeking the positive energy within the ray. The ray is a time dialation projecting out of the two dimensional disk of the atom thanks to the proton travleing agaisnt it's own momentum at a velocity faster than the speed of light.

Momentum is the result of vacuum energy annihilation. Space is a semiconductor made up of ejected momentum. ejected rays act like magnets in that there is a transfer of momentum energy when two rays touch head on. The center of the two projecting rays is displaced briefly for an instant of time. This causes the algorythems that defines molecules and bodies of mass and even structures that hold and transfer the position of galaxies in space.

Got it? I didn't think so, but this is where it gets interesting.

As the theory goes, The universe is made up of a complex system of several forces acting on each other.

Every force is a wave within it's own infinite expansion plane. Through out the spectrum of infinite planes the speed of light is maintained but the force field expansion rate varies according to it's origin. The older the expansion plane the faster it's expansion. When a slower field merges with a faster field the faster field will particlize to maintain the speed of light in all fields. Therefore wether a force is a wave or a particle is relative the expansion rate of the viewing plane. Remeber, this is just a breifing, the actual model is slightly deeper but I'm excited to reveal the latest development of the model vision.

 

In the first paragraph of the briefing I stated that time was the shifting of zero within the x,y, and z planes within an expanding plane, and then later that the universe was a hologram exending out of a two dimensional "film" we call the atom. If this is true than time is not a dimension but an attribute of three dimensional space.

This got me to thinking.

Compex expansion planes are made up of several unitary planes, and can contain several insances of varying planes. For instance a binary plane could consist of a negative wave mixed with positive particles. A trinary expansion plane could exist of negative, positive, particles within a gravitational expansion plane. If the negative particles are stripped off, than we wind up with a very different binary expansion plane. The slowest expansion plane will always be the wave and the faster will always be the particles.

It takes three expansion planes to create an attribute of time.

Therefore changes in unitary and binary planes must produce something else that exists within complex expansions. As the theory of cascading planes goes: The more complex a plane is the slower it's expansion rate within the spectrum.

Here's the extension to the theory:

Time is the changes that occur within a trinary plane

Weight is the changes that occur within a binary plane

Energy is the changes that occur within a unitary plane

 

 

time regulates position/ relative to distance

weight regulates field intensity/ power relative to other fields

energy regulates field size/ entropy

Edited August 6, 2011 by 36grit