Post by Pincho Paxton on Mar 23, 2024 10:20:04 GMT
Gravity Gets Moved Out Of The Way Of Gravity
In a vacuum cleaner air is moved out of the way so that more air can move into the cleaner. The spin of mass moves gravity out of the way for more gravity to move into from space. So mass is spin, and works like the fan inside a vacuum cleaner. The spin occurs due to the area of least resistance inside mass which is surrounded by gravity. Gravity collisions at the centre of mass leaves gravity with no way out but to spin, and the spin creates a hole in space, now the hole is the area of least resistance, so gravity wants to turn around again. Gravity can't turn 180deg so its attempt to turn around ends up in a spin... mass.
What you have then is gravity collisions create mass plus a hole at the centre of mass for more gravity to move into. Vacuum cleaner physics. If you speed up the spin you get magnetism which channels itself between gravity.
Then gravity escapes. It's also the same for nuclear bonding. With gravity escaping from points there is a permanent inflow towards those points.
Pincho Paxton
In a vacuum cleaner air is moved out of the way so that more air can move into the cleaner. The spin of mass moves gravity out of the way for more gravity to move into from space. So mass is spin, and works like the fan inside a vacuum cleaner. The spin occurs due to the area of least resistance inside mass which is surrounded by gravity. Gravity collisions at the centre of mass leaves gravity with no way out but to spin, and the spin creates a hole in space, now the hole is the area of least resistance, so gravity wants to turn around again. Gravity can't turn 180deg so its attempt to turn around ends up in a spin... mass.
What you have then is gravity collisions create mass plus a hole at the centre of mass for more gravity to move into. Vacuum cleaner physics. If you speed up the spin you get magnetism which channels itself between gravity.
Then gravity escapes. It's also the same for nuclear bonding. With gravity escaping from points there is a permanent inflow towards those points.
Pincho Paxton