Post by Pincho Paxton on Aug 29, 2013 18:00:55 GMT
Start with a link...
Motion Inside the Sun
Convert it to my theory...
Gravity flows in 3 Dimensions towards a point, which is a negative mass hole in spacetime. As gravity has to escape from collisions inside this point, it scales down to escape collisions. Scaled down gravity is magnetism, so magnetic bubbles build up inside the sun, and escape through pores in gravity. When the forces are combined together, you have an in-flow (gravity), an out-flow (magnetism) and a trapped layer the change from gravity to magnetism. The change point can be thought of as both gravity, and magnetism because it will be faced by two flows at the same time. The area of least resistance is in flux like a see-saw. This creates a mid-membrane, and the mid-membrane then flows in an interior, spherical arrangement until it hits again in the X/Z horizontal sphere. Again the scaling occurs, and creates yet more see-saw points. The link that I posted suggests that the horizontal layer is split into 4 groups. This is very much like the cell division of an egg, and is probably related to the same physics.
Motion Inside the Sun
Convert it to my theory...
Gravity flows in 3 Dimensions towards a point, which is a negative mass hole in spacetime. As gravity has to escape from collisions inside this point, it scales down to escape collisions. Scaled down gravity is magnetism, so magnetic bubbles build up inside the sun, and escape through pores in gravity. When the forces are combined together, you have an in-flow (gravity), an out-flow (magnetism) and a trapped layer the change from gravity to magnetism. The change point can be thought of as both gravity, and magnetism because it will be faced by two flows at the same time. The area of least resistance is in flux like a see-saw. This creates a mid-membrane, and the mid-membrane then flows in an interior, spherical arrangement until it hits again in the X/Z horizontal sphere. Again the scaling occurs, and creates yet more see-saw points. The link that I posted suggests that the horizontal layer is split into 4 groups. This is very much like the cell division of an egg, and is probably related to the same physics.