Mass And the distance between Quantum Holes

Larger mass has faster spinning quantum holes closer together. Iron has holes closer together than a lighter material. An observer closes the distance between quantum holes pulling them tighter together. The observer is like a sponge with water, and the holes allow the flow of gravity to enter. The gravity escapes by moving closer to the quantum holes, and working its way back out again in a thinner strand, between the outer spins which are the quantum membranes.

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