Post by Pincho Paxton on Oct 29, 2015 14:07:51 GMT
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Electric eels curl up to deliver even more powerful shocks
Pincho says...
In my version of physics electricity is the propagation of gravity into quantum holes which rotate a Y axis to create pathways from point to point. The electron is a hole that can hold gravity in place like a water wheel, and gravity is a super-liquid. So using that as a basis you can maybe say that the eel contains the quantum holes to propagate electricity between points of a rotated Y axis. The holes keep the eel safe, because the propagation is continuous, and unblocked, but blockages cause the damage in other animals a bit like a hose pipe that is blocked causes a swelling in the pipe, and a mini-explosion.
Pincho Paxton
Electric eels curl up to deliver even more powerful shocks
Catania says he's now interested to learn more about what electric eels actually eat in their native environments in the Amazon. He also wants to know how the eels manage to avoid shocking themselves, even as they stick their own heads between the two poles of their electric organs.
Pincho says...
In my version of physics electricity is the propagation of gravity into quantum holes which rotate a Y axis to create pathways from point to point. The electron is a hole that can hold gravity in place like a water wheel, and gravity is a super-liquid. So using that as a basis you can maybe say that the eel contains the quantum holes to propagate electricity between points of a rotated Y axis. The holes keep the eel safe, because the propagation is continuous, and unblocked, but blockages cause the damage in other animals a bit like a hose pipe that is blocked causes a swelling in the pipe, and a mini-explosion.
Pincho Paxton