Date: | 1/11/01 1:26:55 PM Pacific Standard Time |
(Brian Sterling) |
Hi Kent,
Hi Kent,
Please accept that this image was drawn up very quickly and I would have
preferred to do a better image, and another one showing the concept of parallel
phase, but this will have to do for now.
Also take note in the image that the Magnetic (dark blue) field lines are
vertical (corresponding with the 4th dimension of Time) while Gravity (Green)
is a Parallelogram (shown also in reverse/ if the line angles were completely
to cover the entire image, it would appear to be crisscrossing lines.....and
because gravity is such a long wavelength.....its almost a strait line.....that
"crisscrossing" would be almost the only way to show how gravity spirals).
The Muon waves (shown in Red) are much longer than gravity waves, and I choose
to depict that as having a slightly more pronounced angle of momentum, and
thus spiral; that is if you again crisscross the entire grid area.
The starship (shown as a triangle form in Orange) forms the "conic section",
while the event horizon being crossed (the entire EM spectrum forms the other
conic section) forms the other conic section.
I would have preferred to show how most of the wavelengths described are
curved, but time does not permit. If you like, please by all means "tweek
up" the entire diagram at your convenience.
Take Care and I hope you like,
Brian
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-----Original Message-----
From: BARDSQUILL@aol.com <BARDSQUILL@aol.com>
To: brian
Date: Thursday, January 11, 2001 4:54 PM
Subject: Re: Hi Kent
In a message dated 1/11/01 1:26:55 PM Pacific Standard Time,
brian writes:
But if I could illustrate this concept, I would draw gravity as a near
strait line, with two circles representing our
point of departure and point
of arrival at either end. Another line
would be drawn that would "loop"
around the line representing the linkage between
muons, (polarized
sub-atomic particles) and magnetic lines of force
in parallel phase.
Brian
Sterling
Howdy, Brian. Could you scrawl me a line drawing of this
schematic? If so
maybe I can plunge into it with my 3D aps, transparency, move
everything up a
dimension, etc.
Kent
.
This GIF image above taken from your web site offers some insight into how there are many spiraling parallel lines of force within both the magnetic and gravitational spectrum that exist between the Sun and the Earth. As you can see hot plasma is ejected from the sun and forms quickly into the multiple energy bands or gradients that correspond to particular frequencies of the atomic particles. Our understanding is that the wavelength of gravity is so long as to almost be a strait line. Sub-atomic Muon waves (of which Neutrinos are the most widely known) are longer than gravity waves and show the special area of physics where our 3rd dimensional universe interacts with the realities of the 5th dimension. Interesting that if you look at mathematical infinity, at one end of the spectrum you have the very large, earths, solar systems and galaxies etc. This is positive infinity (+ infinity); while at the other end you get into the extremely small, such as cells, DNA, molecules, atoms, sub-atomic particles (- infinity). What is both interesting and ironic is that gravity is considered to be the science of the very large structures in the universe (+ infinity). Muon waves currently being studied by quantum physicists is the science of the extremely small (- infinity). But gravity and sub-atomic particles actually interact in a such a way to allow for our reality to be and likewise for a separation of sorts to exist between our 3rd dimension and the 5th dimension....as if it were simply a "screen of light" acting like a "wall to perception." Thus coming to understand the nature of the graviton spectrum, we could actually look closer at the muon waves as a "frame of reference." The current investigations into the Zero point phenomena actually fits quite well into our quest to understand infinity. It may come as a surprise to one day find out that so-called wormholes, black holes and white holes exist literally everywhere in the universe in miniature format, and many of the unexplained anomalies occurring in the universe will only be understand once we totally understand the nature of gravity and its quantum relationship with time and space.
Brian Sterling
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