Post by Pincho Paxton on Sept 13, 2016 8:20:07 GMT
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Explaining why the universe can be 'transparent': Universe's reionization is based on a galaxy's dust content
Pincho says...
Ionization is a misleading term based on old ideas, and the physical description is a bit odd. Electrons are negative mass holes that capture gravity as a spin force to create a mass. Gravity is ejected from atoms due to magnetic tunnels, and that ejection maintains a part of the gravity constant. Gravity as a constant is half magnetism...
1 + 9 = 10
2 + 8 = 10
3 + 7 = 10
4 + 6 = 10
The constant of gravity is really not a constant of gravity, but a result of two forces combined. The second force therefore is anti-gravity, and results in Dark Matter. By combining gravity and magnetism under pressure you get atoms, and gasses. Dust therefore creates its own mass from the gravity in-flows that form it, and creates its own out-flow from the gravity collisions that create magnetism. Magnetism changes back into gravity at a distance, and that distance is the expansion factor, or inflation.
The big bang is therefore based on the outflow of magnetism from collisions of gravity, but is mostly irrelevant to the physics of the universe, because the gravity collisions are not the expansion, but are the universe builders. The cause of the universe is the opposite of the big bang, but the big bang is the cause of the transparency.
Pincho Paxton
Explaining why the universe can be 'transparent': Universe's reionization is based on a galaxy's dust content
Pincho says...
Ionization is a misleading term based on old ideas, and the physical description is a bit odd. Electrons are negative mass holes that capture gravity as a spin force to create a mass. Gravity is ejected from atoms due to magnetic tunnels, and that ejection maintains a part of the gravity constant. Gravity as a constant is half magnetism...
1 + 9 = 10
2 + 8 = 10
3 + 7 = 10
4 + 6 = 10
The constant of gravity is really not a constant of gravity, but a result of two forces combined. The second force therefore is anti-gravity, and results in Dark Matter. By combining gravity and magnetism under pressure you get atoms, and gasses. Dust therefore creates its own mass from the gravity in-flows that form it, and creates its own out-flow from the gravity collisions that create magnetism. Magnetism changes back into gravity at a distance, and that distance is the expansion factor, or inflation.
The big bang is therefore based on the outflow of magnetism from collisions of gravity, but is mostly irrelevant to the physics of the universe, because the gravity collisions are not the expansion, but are the universe builders. The cause of the universe is the opposite of the big bang, but the big bang is the cause of the transparency.
Pincho Paxton