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Post by Pincho Paxton on May 16, 2014 10:22:20 GMT
Link... Quantum simulator gives clues about magnetismPincho says... Speeds are scalar speeds. Propagation travels by bump forces, but there is also a scalar change between bumps like melting ice. Say you had a very hot poker for a fire, and some ice. You can poke the ice with the poker so long as the ice does not scale away first. If you move the poker slowly the ice will scale away from heat, you can't poke the ice. Propagation includes gravity, and the Earth orbits the sun, and gravity ahead of the orbit scales away faster than gravity behind the orbit. This keeps gravity stable. Magnetism is another side of gravity. It is the scalar out-flow. This too has a bump speed. So this situation can be thought of as water, and bubbles in water. Water bumps water, bubbles bump bubbles, but bubbles travel through water, and water travels around bubbles. You can switch the states of the propagating flow forces. Gravity switches states by scaling down to become spin holes in gravity. Spin holes bump spin holes, gravity bumps gravity. Spin holes are magnetism. Pincho Paxton
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