Post by Pincho Paxton on Apr 16, 2017 16:18:16 GMT
First a link to the mechanics of gravity... The Mechanical Structure Of Gravity
Then a link to axis, and bonding... Bonding And Axis Rotation
A final link... Why Do I Use XYZ as Examples of Physics?
Axis are physics created by the stacking system of quantized space due to the mechanics of gravity. Gravity can either spin, or flow, and either can be converted into the other. The spin of gravity is flat so it is the X/Z surface of an object creating a skin, or membrane, and the Y axis is a string creating a hair, or filament.
Gravitational lensing is that a Y axis filament which propagates light is rotated with the flow of another filament. Electrons being the flat X/Z area of least resistance act like golf ball dimples in that they rotate to propagate the Y axis at variations in angles. The variations of angles rotated by electrons from filament collisions creates gravitational lensing.
All of those physics put together can be called Axions.
Pincho Paxton
Then a link to axis, and bonding... Bonding And Axis Rotation
A final link... Why Do I Use XYZ as Examples of Physics?
Axis are physics created by the stacking system of quantized space due to the mechanics of gravity. Gravity can either spin, or flow, and either can be converted into the other. The spin of gravity is flat so it is the X/Z surface of an object creating a skin, or membrane, and the Y axis is a string creating a hair, or filament.
Gravitational lensing is that a Y axis filament which propagates light is rotated with the flow of another filament. Electrons being the flat X/Z area of least resistance act like golf ball dimples in that they rotate to propagate the Y axis at variations in angles. The variations of angles rotated by electrons from filament collisions creates gravitational lensing.
All of those physics put together can be called Axions.
Pincho Paxton