Post by Pincho Paxton on Apr 23, 2017 13:02:13 GMT
The Universe was created by the physics, and mechanics of gravity, but currently only I understand those physics. If you have seen a Newton's Cradle with the steel balls bouncing off each other then that is one way to picture how gravity moves. Now if you turn the steel balls into balloons they can inflate to bump each other from a standing start. Yet another image that you need in your mind is that gravity does this in every direction, and that the gaps in gravity are the areas of least resistance. Then you need to fade away the balloons into a jelly, and a liquid, and a gas, as close to nothing as you can imagine. So gravity is everywhere, bumping around finding the areas of least resistance in space. Planets, and suns are the gaps in gravity, the areas of least resistance for gravity to flow towards. Planets, and suns are like gravity sponges like a regular sponge is for water. Gravity changes back again... as close to nothing as you can imagine, a gas, a liquid, a jelly, dust, ground, rock, metal. The reason that gravity changes into everything is because it becomes trapped, and unable to bounce around, so it has to deflate, and the moving together of points creates less movement, and hardness...
...Water, becomes a snowflake because gravity becomes trapped towards points, and you can see all of those points in the snowflake fractal...
Gravity Fractals
You might think however that trapped gravity is surely the area of greatest resistance, so if the Earth, and sun trap gravity how can they be the areas of least resistance? When gravity is trapped it makes atoms move together negatively into negative mass holes. The holes of gravity are magnetism, and that magnetism can escape from gravity moving towards it. It is magnetism escaping that makes gravity continue to move towards the same point as before. You can imagine that with a sponge, and water, but the centre of the sponge is red hot, and heats up the water which escapes as steam. The sponge is never full of water so water moves towards the sponge infinitely. The difference however is that steam can become trapped, but magnetism escapes easily. Magnetism probably escapes more easily by being out of sync with gravity on the way out. As I mentioned earlier gravity inflates like balloons, but it also has a flutter like a jellyfish body swimming through water. That flutter can become synchronised to create flowing filaments through space. Magnetism has the opposite flutter so can synchronise itself in the opposite direction. The areas of least resistance become polarized.
It is that gravity becomes symmetrical towards points that life exists on Earth, and that is why time has an arrow. Time has an arrow because gravity becomes trapped towards points, but escapes away from points to become more spherical. Raindrops show gravity escaping from the trapped snowflake form. You need to trap gravity to trap energy, a sun is trapped by a lot of gravity, but escapes towards a spherical shape only to become trapped once more down filaments towards the sun's core.
Earth's Water, and atmosphere direct gravity towards points very accurately which you can see in the snowflake. First gravity moves in from space which is very chaotic, and creates random dust, then that chaos is reduced in our atmosphere so that gravity propagates through it like joining the dots of a children's drawing book. Those dots are further joined by water creating symmetrical patterns, and those symmetrical patterns help to create life on Earth.
Pincho Paxton
...Water, becomes a snowflake because gravity becomes trapped towards points, and you can see all of those points in the snowflake fractal...
Gravity Fractals
You might think however that trapped gravity is surely the area of greatest resistance, so if the Earth, and sun trap gravity how can they be the areas of least resistance? When gravity is trapped it makes atoms move together negatively into negative mass holes. The holes of gravity are magnetism, and that magnetism can escape from gravity moving towards it. It is magnetism escaping that makes gravity continue to move towards the same point as before. You can imagine that with a sponge, and water, but the centre of the sponge is red hot, and heats up the water which escapes as steam. The sponge is never full of water so water moves towards the sponge infinitely. The difference however is that steam can become trapped, but magnetism escapes easily. Magnetism probably escapes more easily by being out of sync with gravity on the way out. As I mentioned earlier gravity inflates like balloons, but it also has a flutter like a jellyfish body swimming through water. That flutter can become synchronised to create flowing filaments through space. Magnetism has the opposite flutter so can synchronise itself in the opposite direction. The areas of least resistance become polarized.
It is that gravity becomes symmetrical towards points that life exists on Earth, and that is why time has an arrow. Time has an arrow because gravity becomes trapped towards points, but escapes away from points to become more spherical. Raindrops show gravity escaping from the trapped snowflake form. You need to trap gravity to trap energy, a sun is trapped by a lot of gravity, but escapes towards a spherical shape only to become trapped once more down filaments towards the sun's core.
Earth's Water, and atmosphere direct gravity towards points very accurately which you can see in the snowflake. First gravity moves in from space which is very chaotic, and creates random dust, then that chaos is reduced in our atmosphere so that gravity propagates through it like joining the dots of a children's drawing book. Those dots are further joined by water creating symmetrical patterns, and those symmetrical patterns help to create life on Earth.
Pincho Paxton