Division of Space and Light

[divinum1]

From the beginning of times, space became divided into very small proportions. And then they became added to one another on one to one bases, but their additions were limited to seven layers. And the first four layers (1,2,3, and 4) are subject to an inverse square of their numbers; Whereas the last three layers are subject to a reverse inverse square (4, 3, and 2 squares). And thus the seven layers amount to 59 equal spheres (space divisions). And each of these spheres can maximally accommodate one complete reality, or two semi complete realities. Consequently their extent is limited up to 118 realities, which relates directly to atoms and electrons, meaning that the maximum numbers of atoms-elements extend up to 118.

But in nature there are only 92 found in existence, while the other 26 of them have never been found

(with the exception that many of them have been artificially created). However they do exist, but their half-life is extremely short, and as a result, they disintegrate long before they ever reach the surface of a star or a planet. In fact these last 26 elements are even more important than the other 92, because without them there would be no light nor heat, and therefore no life would be possible. Because stars would have ever materialized, and therefore the universe would be in a total darkness, just as it was before its division.

And the key actor to all actions of the universe is the "neutron".

 

Thus every mass, molecule, atom, particle, and even sub-particle are bound to the same conditions of division-subtraction, and addition-multiplication.

And since everything in the universe is divided into two equal halves, for this reason, even the word "universe" is derived from two such nouns, "unus" and "versus". Which clearly means that someone knew the truth about the universe, or else he, or them would have never defined it in such manner.

The same is true about the word "Spirit" (breath), and about the north pole being defined as "septentrionalis", which is yet another Latin word that pertain the truth within itself. And there are many more: Hence the ancients must have known the truth about the world, which we are merely trying to re-discover it once again what has been already known in the past.

[swansont]

From the beginning of times, space became divided into very small proportions. And then they became added to one another on one to one bases, but their additions were limited to seven layers. And the first four layers (1,2,3, and 4) are subject to an inverse square of their numbers; Whereas the last three layers are subject to a reverse inverse square (4, 3, and 2 squares). And thus the seven layers amount to 59 equal spheres (space divisions). And each of these spheres can maximally accommodate one complete reality, or two semi complete realities. Consequently their extent is limited up to 118 realities, which relates directly to atoms and electrons, meaning that the maximum numbers of atoms-elements extend up to 118.

But in nature there are only 92 found in existence, while the other 26 of them have never been found

(with the exception that many of them have been artificially created). However they do exist, but their half-life is extremely short, and as a result, they disintegrate long before they ever reach the surface of a star or a planet. In fact these last 26 elements are even more important than the other 92, because without them there would be no light nor heat, and therefore no life would be possible. Because stars would have ever materialized, and therefore the universe would be in a total darkness, just as it was before its division.

 

How do you account for Technetium?

 

What crucial role do transuranic elements play in making "light and heat"?

[questionposter]

How do you account for Technetium?

 

What crucial role do transuranic elements play in making "light and heat"?

 

Not only that, but if everything is so equally divided in half, why so much normal matter and less anti matter? Why so much dark matter and not normal matter?

[divinum1]

Not only that, but if everything is so equally divided in half, why so much normal matter and less anti matter? Why so much dark matter and not normal matter?

 

Yes everything in the world is divided into two equal half, where one half exist in the form of mass-matter, while the other half exists in the form of energy. For matter being divided into the so called normal matter anti matter and dark matter, is a simple misconception of the actual reality. One of the biggest mysteries to the scientific world is gravitation, and for this reason there are so many misconceptions, such as dark matter for example, and many more.

 

For what is not known about gravitation is that; Gravitation as a whole is actually composed of two forces, one of which is presently known as centripetal force or 'g' force. Whereas the other force is the "orbital" force. And this orbital force is hundreds and even thousands of time more powerful than g force. And yet being present throughout the entire universe, and is still eluding all the scientists from its discovery. And the scientists are fully aware that for galaxies to be rotating at the speed that they are rotating, they have no clear explanation. And for this reason they came with a theory that there must be some sort of dark matter that accounts for the existing force that causes this motions. While the force that causes this motions is a direct product of the existing mass. Because the two forces are directly proportional to one another and the radius of the mass from which they derive.

For no mass in the universe is orbiting around another body by its 'g' force, as it is presently believed, instead they all orbit around due to the "orbital" force. While the centripetal force (g force that is) is the one that holds the mass together, and because this force is divided throughout the 360 degrees, hence all masses are virtually perfect spheres. So the 'g' force has absolutely nothing to do with orbiting bodies, but scientists think otherwise. And for this reason there is a misconception about dark matter. So remember that it is the "orbital" force that is the primary mover of the universe.

And there is also a misconception about the "anti" matter, because it is the regular matter (of the subatomic particles) who are bound to a constant state of motion-rotation, and if two such particles approach one another and are subject to the same direction of motion, they annihilate-destroy themselves due to non synchronization. Therefore there is no anti matter either, it is just the ordinary matter, if it is forced out of its normal action, it then turns into an opposite reaction which is perceive as anti matter due to their destruction.

[Realitycheck]

All that really matters is the number 65,911,567,184,325,465.

 

Notice how the digits 65 actually show up in it twice. That's the most significant part.

[questionposter]

Yes everything in the world is divided into two equal half, where one half exist in the form of mass-matter, while the other half exists in the form of energy. For matter being divided into the so called normal matter anti matter and dark matter, is a simple misconception of the actual reality. One of the biggest mysteries to the scientific world is gravitation, and for this reason there are so many misconceptions, such as dark matter for example, and many more.

 

For what is not known about gravitation is that; Gravitation as a whole is actually composed of two forces, one of which is presently known as centripetal force or 'g' force. Whereas the other force is the "orbital" force. And this orbital force is hundreds and even thousands of time more powerful than g force. And yet being present throughout the entire universe, and is still eluding all the scientists from its discovery. And the scientists are fully aware that for galaxies to be rotating at the speed that they are rotating, they have no clear explanation. And for this reason they came with a theory that there must be some sort of dark matter that accounts for the existing force that causes this motions. While the force that causes this motions is a direct product of the existing mass. Because the two forces are directly proportional to one another and the radius of the mass from which they derive.

For no mass in the universe is orbiting around another body by its 'g' force, as it is presently believed, instead they all orbit around due to the "orbital" force. While the centripetal force (g force that is) is the one that holds the mass together, and because this force is divided throughout the 360 degrees, hence all masses are virtually perfect spheres. So the 'g' force has absolutely nothing to do with orbiting bodies, but scientists think otherwise. And for this reason there is a misconception about dark matter. So remember that it is the "orbital" force that is the primary mover of the universe.

And there is also a misconception about the "anti" matter, because it is the regular matter (of the subatomic particles) who are bound to a constant state of motion-rotation, and if two such particles approach one another and are subject to the same direction of motion, they annihilate-destroy themselves due to non synchronization. Therefore there is no anti matter either, it is just the ordinary matter, if it is forced out of its normal action, it then turns into an opposite reaction which is perceive as anti matter due to their destruction.

 

It seems like your trying to bring classical physics into the world of quantum physics. You have to say what you mean more by things like "spinning" and "orbital force".

[divinum1]

It seems like your trying to bring classical physics into the world of quantum physics. You have to say what you mean more by things like "spinning" and "orbital force".

 

It seems that science is being divided against itself, with too many theories and hypotheses, none of which agree with one another. After all most of them are just speculation, but scientists think that they are right. Consequently they do not see the truth even when it is represented to them. They simply ignor it, because it is contradictory to their way of thinking. But someone somewhere will perceive the truth, and the truth will make the world free from the dark teachings that we are forced to accept as such.

[michel123456]

And since everything in the universe is divided into two equal halves, (...)

Like the Trinity?

[Klaynos]

It seems that science is being divided against itself, with too many theories and hypotheses, none of which agree with one another. After all most of them are just speculation, but scientists think that they are right. Consequently they do not see the truth even when it is represented to them. They simply ignor it, because it is contradictory to their way of thinking. But someone somewhere will perceive the truth, and the truth will make the world free from the dark teachings that we are forced to accept as such.

 

 

You seem to be ignoring experimentation, which is fundemental to the scientific method.

 

Also, theories in science (physics) has a very specific meaning, and two cannot contradict each other as that would mean contradictory experiments, which doesn't make sense as the universe always acts the same (as far as we can tell and if it doesn't then all bets are off and we'd be best off going back to living in caves).

[divinum1]

Like the Trinity?

 

Yes; The Trinity itself was actually the first that became divided into two equal halves. Hence it is the Trinity who is the main part of everything there is. Because first it was the Father who became divided into the Sons (pl), who themselves established a cooperation with one another, and they thus trams-formed into a holiness, which as such it became the first reality coexistent of two equal halves. And from then on, the entire world is divided into two equal halves.

[michel123456]

Yes; The Trinity itself was actually the first that became divided into two equal halves. Hence it is the Trinity who is the main part of everything there is. Because first it was the Father who became divided into the Sons (pl), who themselves established a cooperation with one another, and they thus trams-formed into a holiness, which as such it became the first reality coexistent of two equal halves. And from then on, the entire world is divided into two equal halves.

So the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are the result of a division into two equal halves, is that what you say?

[mooeypoo]

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Discussion shifted to religious topic, and hence moved to the Religion subforum.

[swansont]

It seems that science is being divided against itself, with too many theories and hypotheses, none of which agree with one another. After all most of them are just speculation, but scientists think that they are right. Consequently they do not see the truth even when it is represented to them. They simply ignor it, because it is contradictory to their way of thinking. But someone somewhere will perceive the truth, and the truth will make the world free from the dark teachings that we are forced to accept as such.

 

All hat, no cattle.

[mooeypoo]

It seems that science is being divided against itself, with too many theories and hypotheses, none of which agree with one another.

None of which? Absolutely none? Really? I think you should go take a few physics courses.

 

Right now the only really big "disagreeing theories" we have are Relativity vs Quantum Mechanics, and they don't disagree with one another, they just work on different scopes.

 

Which theories, exactly, disagree with one another?

 

Seems we do quite a good job using those "divided" "too many theories" that don't agree with one another when we create technology that's based on them in the past 100 years, or conduct huge number of experiments that remain consistent throughout.

 

But please, expand on that.

[divinum1]

So the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are the result of a division into two equal halves, is that what you say?

 

First there was God, who is the originator, the "Father" of "All". And the first thing he did, he divided his own Godhead into a multitude of smaller divinities which are now known as the Sons (pl), since they are descendant of God the father. And the sons were preordained to (light) cooperate with one another, on one to one bases. And this is how they transformed into a holiness, and are thus called the Holy Spirits.

And this is how the Holy Spirits became divided into two equal halves. And through their act of cooperation (light), they established an order in space, which became divided into two equal halves as well, and as such was called the firmament of heaven.

And that was just the beginning of the metaphysical reality, which many billions of years thereafter transformed into the physical world of matter that we now live in.

[michel123456]

First there was God, who is the originator, the "Father" of "All". And the first thing he did, he divided his own Godhead into a multitude of smaller divinities which are now known as the Sons (pl), since they are descendant of God the father. And the sons were preordained to (light) cooperate with one another, on one to one bases. And this is how they transformed into a holiness, and are thus called the Holy Spirits.

And this is how the Holy Spirits became divided into two equal halves. And through their act of cooperation (light), they established an order in space, which became divided into two equal halves as well, and as such was called the firmament of heaven.

And that was just the beginning of the metaphysical reality, which many billions of years thereafter transformed into the physical world of matter that we now live in.

What religion is this?

[mooeypoo]

You're not going to answer my points?

 

Don't preach, divinum. We're here to debate, that means you can't pick and choose which claims you're comfortable with answering and which you want to skip.

[swansont]

First there was God, who is the originator, the "Father" of "All". And the first thing he did, he divided his own Godhead into a multitude of smaller divinities which are now known as the Sons (pl), since they are descendant of God the father. And the sons were preordained to (light) cooperate with one another, on one to one bases. And this is how they transformed into a holiness, and are thus called the Holy Spirits.

And this is how the Holy Spirits became divided into two equal halves. And through their act of cooperation (light), they established an order in space, which became divided into two equal halves as well, and as such was called the firmament of heaven.

And that was just the beginning of the metaphysical reality, which many billions of years thereafter transformed into the physical world of matter that we now live in.

 

I think the point was how you could divide something into three equal halves. If it wasn't, I'll ask.

[michel123456]

I think the point was how you could divide something into three equal halves. If it wasn't, I'll ask.

Yes. The power of mathematical logic against belief.

[Phi for All]

First there was God, who is the originator, the "Father" of "All". And the first thing he did, he divided his own Godhead into a multitude of smaller divinities which are now known as the Sons (pl), since they are descendant of God the father. And the sons were preordained to (light) cooperate with one another, on one to one bases. And this is how they transformed into a holiness, and are thus called the Holy Spirits.

And this is how the Holy Spirits became divided into two equal halves. And through their act of cooperation (light), they established an order in space, which became divided into two equal halves as well, and as such was called the firmament of heaven.

And that was just the beginning of the metaphysical reality, which many billions of years thereafter transformed into the physical world of matter that we now live in.

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Moderator Note

divinum1, your posts come off as "preaching", stating questionable arguments as if they were predisposed to be true, allowing no room for debate. This is against the rules you agreed to when you joined. Please refrain from preaching in future posts.