Post by Pincho Paxton on Aug 6, 2015 11:20:09 GMT
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Balancing rocks trace history of 'jumping' earthquakes
Pincho says...
The physics of movement are to do with quantum holes, and propagation towards the area of least resistance, and this produces the real physics of Relativity. Pushing an object produces quantum hole propagation in the direction of force combined with a Y axis of gravity. Bouncing an object can produce quantum holes in the Y axis filling, and emptying in parallel lines. Movement has physics that coordinate future events like a car in a traffic jam moving along creates a future event for another car to move into that gap. So up/down physics can have axis alignment through quantum holes, and rotating pivot points in atoms.
Pincho Paxton
Balancing rocks trace history of 'jumping' earthquakes
Pincho says...
The physics of movement are to do with quantum holes, and propagation towards the area of least resistance, and this produces the real physics of Relativity. Pushing an object produces quantum hole propagation in the direction of force combined with a Y axis of gravity. Bouncing an object can produce quantum holes in the Y axis filling, and emptying in parallel lines. Movement has physics that coordinate future events like a car in a traffic jam moving along creates a future event for another car to move into that gap. So up/down physics can have axis alignment through quantum holes, and rotating pivot points in atoms.
Pincho Paxton