Basis of Matter

 

Basis of Matter

Our universe sparsely or  contains or is filled with matter.  A manageable theory which explains it as both must be modular and developed in an agile manner.

Our perception of space is little changed for half a century.  There's a very poor reason for that.  But by considering the duality of the universe and the very nature (basis) of singularities, gravity, waves, and reality itself, we can understand things we'd otherwise need to simply accept on their surface value.

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Definition of Terms:

• Universe = The duality of a space-time and a singularity that we exist in.

• Electric field = One of the 3 fields which make up space for a universe described as a space-time.  It's the electric force for a universe  described as a singularity.  The field is a function of space-time or space-time arises from it.

• Magnetic field = One of the 3 fields which make up space for a universe described as a space-time.  It's the magnetic  force for a universe described as a singularity.  The field is a function of space-time or space-time arises from it.

• Duality field = One of the 3 fields which make up space.  It mediates the transition between waves for a universe described as a space-time and particles for a universe described as a singularity.  Also known as the quantum field or entropy field.

• Space = The fluctuating oscillation of the electric, magnetic, and duality fields.

• Mass = The pressure a gravitational field exerts on space. = The resistance of the gravitational wave background against a gravity field moving through it. = The pressure caused by resistance of the gravitational wave background against a gravity field moving through it.

• Lemniscate =

• Light = An oscillation propagating through the electric and magnetic fields (oriented perpendicular to each other and to the direction of motion).

• Speed of light = The speed that space is expanding  or contracting.
• This makes it's unit of measure: distance / time.

• Speed of the universe expansion = The speed which space itself is expanding or contracting.
• This also makes it's unit of measure: distance / time.
• It's also the speed of light.

The elementary particles physicists have catalogued may or may not be the smallest indivisible things in our universe.

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