The New Science & TensorBeam
The New Science & TensorBeam
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Wilbert B. SMITH
(1910-1962)
Copyright 1964 by Murl Smith
Published by Fenn-Graphic Publishing Co., Ltd (Canada)
Assembled by W. B. Smith from data obtained from beings more advanced than we
are.
Section One
Radiated Energy
The basic tempic particle rsulted from the operation of the tempic field on the electric
field through movement. In other words, there was a permitted gradient of tempic
field in space. If, however, we had insisted that the change be such that it occurred at
one place we would have had a slightly different picture. The only change possible
under these conditions would have been an increase or decrease in the electric field
through the operation of the tempic field, and it would have had to inject its own
quadrature relationship in order to exist. Therefore, the tempic field must in itself
carry the quadrature concept, which simply means that it becomes a sinusoidally
varying alternating field in the single space location.
Now, if the tempic field varies at any point in space, adjacent to that point there must
be tempic field gradients, or "velocities". Since the electric field has a definite
orientation, and consequently the magnetic field resulting from the tempic field
operation will also have a definite orientation, it will in turn produce a further tempic
field of definite orientation which will be coherent with the original field, increasing it
in one direction and reducing it in the other direction. The whole business can
therefore become self-sustaining only if it darts off in this particular direction with the
velocity of light, or in the direction of the establishing tempic field gradient.
It is readily apparent that we cannot avoid space getting into the picture in some way
or other. If we permit things to travel through space, they just go round and round and
stay in one place, but if we try to make them stay in one place they dart of with the
velocity of light! Furthermore, the difference between matter and radiated energy is
very similar to that between Direct Current and Alternating Current. Otherwise, there
is very little difference between the two forms of the expression of Reality.
As coherence is possible among particles, if more than half the reality is common, so
is coherence possible in radiated energy if more than half the reality is in common.
The extent to which the tempic field makes use of the quadrature concept in its
operation will reflect in the "wave length" of the radiation, which in turn will reflect
the quantity of reality involved. The maximum values of the electric and magnetic
fields will be those existing in the region where the radiated energy originated, since
there is no concept in this universe for Negative Reality, and the operations must be
on the total coherent fields present. This same reasoning applies to the size and
maximum fields of the basic particle.
It follows that where radiated energy originates in fabrics having appreciably different
background fields, its wavelength will be different from that of equivalent radiated
energy originating in more familiar fabric.
Within the universe which we perceive, we are reasonably satisfied that the maximum
value of all the coherent fields involved in our particles and radiated energy have the
same value. Planck's Constant is the numerical expression of this value, and the
velocity of light is the expression of the numerical value of the tempic field intensity
Whether or not other universes can and do exist having other numerical values, and
what the relationships ought to be between them, is quite another matter, subject to
entirely separate consideration.
In the previous consideration the operation of the tempic field on the electric field was
proposed as the starting point. If, however, the initial operation was on the magnetic
field, an additional complication gets injected. The electric field so generated can
have its required divergence only if the whole systemis folded back on itself. This
establishes a condition where the magnetic field is entirely closed on itself about a
tempic field "core", with the electric field interlaced with alternating polarity.
Picturesquely, it would look like a string of magnetic doughnuts of alternating
magnetic direction, stuck together with electrostatic icing of alternating polarity, and
all threaded into a string of increased tempic field and placed inside a tube of
decreased tempic field. A most complicated picture, but one which does exist in this
universe and has some most remarkable properties. For lack of a better name it is
called "tensor energy".
Tensor energy carries its tempic field with it, so it is therefore not subject to
propagation, and both ends of the beam are actually simultaneous (interval zero). The
beam does not dissipate and has the same numerical values at the receiving end as it
has at the transmitting end. Regardless of the combination of field conditions
encountered at the receiving end, the same relationships are maintained as existed at
the transmitting end. Reversing the initial polarity of the magnetic field will place
decreased tempic field on the inside and increased on the outside, so that several
tensor beams can be stuck together as a "cable". Since the tensor beam does not have
any external field of any kind it is immune to any and all outside field effects. The
only manifestation external to the beam itself is the tempic field gradient of the outer
sheath.
Chapter IX
Forces
In the evolution of the twelve Parameters of the Universe by the Quadrature Concept
on the Basic Concept in Nothing-At-All, such questions as the forces involved and the
energy which became apparent did not arise. These matters come into beings only
when the twelve Parameters have been established, and we find that what goes on in
this universe requires some understanding of these factors.
A field is a region which has a unique characteristic. The unique characteristics of
fields were established by the operation of the Quadrature Concept on the Space
Fabric and then in turn on the fields as each was established. In the earlier stages of
this development, before the application of the parameters higher than the Sixth, we
could not discern the presence of these factors in the amorphous background of the
field and space fabrics; only the Reality which had been established.
Subsequent applications of the Quadrature Concept provided Control and
Percipitation, but none of the Fabrics added anything beyond what existed in Nothing-
At-All as perceived by Awareness, and all Reality which existed or can exist was
provided by the Creator in that original state. Awareness merely established how it
was arranged to establish the universe as we know it.
We generally think of a Force as something which pulls or pushes against some sort
of resistance, and as such have a pretty fair, but superficial, idea of what it is. In the
establishment of the Space Fabric, Force is what stretched a Point into a Line and kept
it there, and what pulled a line out sideways to make an area and held it there, and
what pushed the area apart into a volume and sustained it. Force provided the means
by which the density of Reality in Space was adjusted to form the Tempic Field, and
the means by which the Tempic Field was given a Divergence to establish the Electric
Field and the means by which the Electric Field was given a Curl to establish the
Magnetic Field, and the means by which these fields were sustained.
Force, in turn establishes the parameters of the Control Fabric and the Percipitation
Fabric, and makes possible the establishment of Matter and Energy as we know them.
In other words, each operation with the Quadrature Concept involves a Force
arrangement, and the magnitude and significance of each of the Forces depends on the
manipulation carried out and the Fabric in which it is being done. Conversely, forces
always develop whenever Reality is modified, and always in the Fabric where the
modification takes place. It takes the combined manipulation of all three Parameters
in any one Fabric to extend a force into another Fabric, which, needless to say, is a
rather special arrangement.
We say that Energy is the ability to do work, or the ability to establish a force which
will operate against a resistance over a certain prescribed distance, but these ideas are
not quite basic enough to relate Force with the basic Reality. Looking at a region of
unit size in which there is a field, we note that this field came into being because of
the Quadrature Concept, a Force, and is being sustained by this Force. The Unique
Characteristic which describes this field says that there is s difference between
opposite sides of the unit region, in the direction of the field and therefore the field
must be stressed against itself in this direction and therefore the Reality so expressed
is the product of the field intensity with itself, and the total Reality within the total
field will be the integrated value of this "Field Intensity Squared" over the entire
space occupied by the field, bearing in mind the half-in-half-out relationship of Form.
Or we can concern ourselves with the Reality or Energy within a limited region only
and perform the integration over that region. There is a very interesting factor which
enters the picture at this point called the Principle of Inversion.
If a region is selected in which there are two fields of the same kind, same magnitude
and same direction, such that very nearly half the Reality of each is within the region,
then the two fields are just on the edge of becoming coherent. If the fields are not
coherent the total energy in the region is the sum of the energies of the two fields, i.e.,
twice the square of the field intensity of each integrated over the region. If, however,
the fields are coherent, the total energy is the square of twice the field intensity
integrated over the region, or twice the energy of the two fields incoherent! This
relationship is most significant as it represents the "packing energy" of the bits and
pieces in atomic nuclei, and also points the way to the precipitation of energy out of
the cosmic background.
When we take a look at the mechanics of matter we find some interesting
relationships. Kinetic energy, or energy of change, is one half the mass times the
velocity squared. But the velocity is the reciprocal of the gradient of reality or the
tempic field, from which it appears that the energy is one half the mass times the
tempic field intensity squared, integrated over the region involved in the change. If
the mass is taken as the density of reality times the volume it occupies the fact that
twice as much energy appears indicates that the fields making up matter are coherent.
This again is an important relationship as it pertains to the chopping up of matter.
Chapter XI
Gravity
The twelve Parameters of the Universe are the necessary and sufficient conditions for
the establishment of our Universe as we know it, and together with the unique
position of Awareness forms our entire experience in this physical world. All of
which we are or can be aware are expressable in terms of these twelve Parameters.
Gravity is a phenomenon with which we have daily experience but which we haven't
earned very much about, working backwards as we do from effect to cause. The fact
that objects fall when given an opportunity to do so, experiencing an acceleration
which appears to have very nearly the same value on this planet for all falls, leads us
to the conclusion that it is somehow an inertial phenomenon. The added fact that
ordinary manipulations appear not to affect gravity leads to the conclusion that
somehow gravity is inherent in matter itself. By studying the effects of gravity and
keeping close track of the numerical quantities involved we have established some
rules respecting forces, energy and interactions, all of which allow us to work with
gravity as we find it, but there it stops.
Since matter and energy are manifestations of Reality entirely within the Twelve
parameters, we must look for explanations of their behavior within the structure of
these parameters, and regardless of any ideas to the contrary this is where we will find
it!
The field fabric sets up three, and three only, fields which are capable of exercising
forces on the field structures which constitute matter and energy, so gravity must be
due to the operation of one or more of these three fields. The fact that observation
indicates that gravity falls off as the inverse square of the distance indicates that it is
essentially an electric field, divergence. The fact that we cannot cancel it out by the
application of the electric fields to which we have access is due to the fact that we
cannot make the canceling field coherent, and the best we can do is to integrate the
effects of the fields, not the fields themselves, to produce an opposing force in a
limited region.
The inertial approach involves the application of a particular tempic field gradient,
carefully adjusted so that its effects are consistent with observation, but this implies
certain flexibilities in the space fabric inconsistent with its established linear nature.
Another inertial concept of gravity is the all-pervading micro-particular gas, the units
of which impinge on matter and through an exchange of momentum press the matter
together. The difficulty of this concept is the necessity for explaining the inflow of
energy to matter and implies either an energy sink within matter or an obscure energy
exchange phenomenon between the regions within and without matter.
When the basic particle was being considered, it was established that four kinds of
particles were possible: right hand and left hand spin and right hand and left hand
precession, which gave particles having positive charges with plus and minus
increments, but all having the same magnetic moments and tempic fields. Within
these particles, and within systems made up of them as atoms, etc., there is field
coherence, so that there are specific values for these fields determined by the particles
themselves, and outside of them the fields will also be quite specific.
Looking at the model of the basic particle it is noted that the electric field is a
dynamic condition resulting from the mutual interaction of the three basic fields. But
since the tempic field is a gradient it is in itself not "motional", and the radial
component of the electric field being divergence and having no component along
either of the tempic field gradient directions also is not motional, and these fields are
essentially static so long as the particle itself doesn't move or change. However, the
skew component of the electric field, due to the precession, does have a component
along a tempic field gradient and is motional. Therefore, field coherence is possible
within the static structure due to spin, but not within the dynamic structure due to
precession, unless the configuration is such that the skew field can comply with the
half-and-half Form condition.
It is fairly obvious from the foregoing that only matter having the same direction of
precession will assemble into large aggregates, first, because of the selective action of
the differences in forces resulting from the differences in electric charges, and second,
because the interpenetration of particles of opposite precession will introduce an
asymmetry in the system resulting in its immediate conversion into radiated energy.
There are, however, a few special configurations where fairly large aggregates are
involved where the initial fields already had an asymmetry which could be offset by
the asymmetry introduced by the particle with the reversed precession and the whole
system may be stable. Consequently, in the evolution of our universe we would
expect a separation process to take place which would result in matter of essentially
the same precession congregating together, and a fairly quick conversion to radiated
energy of particles of opposite precession which happened to wander into such
regions.
In considering the integration of basic particles to form the larger units of matter,
there is a slight advantage for the particles with the larger total electric charge to so
integrate, because suitable configurations will permit coherence of the skew fields. In
any aggregate system such as a planet, there is bound to be a continual circulation of
particles, both basic and composite, so that after many cycles of such circulation most
of the big ones congregate in the nuclei and the little ones take up outer positions.
This is the condition which we find now, as we inspect the matter to which we have
access.
When the forementioned separation has taken place and most of the particles of
opposite precession have been eliminated, we find that the system contains nuclei
having one specific charge with electron shells having the opposite charge. The matter
on planet Earth has positive charges dominant in the nucleus and negative charges in
the shells, and as free particles. Elsewhere in the universe there will be an aggregate
of the converse relationship.
An aggregate of matter such as we have on Earth, where the sort-out is reasonably
complete, will be electrically neutral so far as the electric fields are concerned, and
may or may not have a magnetic moment depending on how random is the orientation
of the various particles, again determined by the summation of the effects of the
fields, and a tempic field which will be the direct scalar summation of the many
contributing tempic fields. It will also have the skew electric fields of the same
polarity as the nuclei.
With the exception of the skew fields, all the other external fields of the aggregate
may be considered as static because they have no component of the tempic field at
right angles to them. The skew fields, on the other hand, are dynamic because they do
have a quadrature tempic field component. Furthermore, the skew fields are largely
incoherent simply because the normal almost random orientation precludes their
meeting the half-in requirement of Form to become coherent.
Since the skew fields do have a tempic field component at right angles, they will
generate an electric field throughout the entire region, of the same polarity as the
static electric field to which they are additive. Such an aggregate may be considered
as having two electric fields, one of which is subject to cancellation by surrounding
electric particle fields, and the other not so subject. Partial cancellation is possible,
and if the aggregate is left to its own devices will be attained, by a surrounding shell
of particles of the opposite polarity, so that externally to the entire system the effects
of the fields will be a minimum and electrically neutral.
However, if another aggregate of similar precession enters the vicinity, such
cancellation can no longer be approximated, and the skew field induces an electric
field within this aggregate which amounts to an electric field distortion or
"polarization". A convenient way of discussing what happens is to consider the skew
fields and the polarization in terms of electric "charges" even though this concept is
not strictly correct.
If the primary aggregate is considered to have a charge which induces the polarization
in the secondary aggregate, this polarization will be equivalent to a charge
displacement such that the product of the displaced charges and the distance through
which they are displaced will be a statement of the amount of polarization This will
be located in the electric field of the primary aggregate and will have two forces
acting which will be numerically equal; one maintaining the polarization and the other
between the polarization and the primary field. Therefore, the net force will be the
product of the primary field divergence and the square of the polarization in the
secondary aggregate. There are of course other ways of establishing this relationship
but they all say the same thing in other words, which is that Gravity is a dynamic field
function and is the product of the gravitational field divergence and the square of the
polarization induced in the attracted bit of matter, with the gravitational field being
merely the skew electric field.
For the mathematician the following is offered:
The Q Concept
If we consider the fraction 2/3 we see that we are comparing the number 2 with the
number 3. Nothing is said about the reality to which each number applies, beyond the
implication that both numbers apply to the same reality. If, however, they do not
apply to the same reality, then one of two things result: i.e., a conversion must be
made or we agree that we cannot deal with the situation.
Suppose we are considering 2 apples and two pears. They are both fruit and have
many features in common. The fraction 2/3 tells us that of the 5 fruit, 2 are of one
kind and 3 are of another, and that we have 2/3 as many of one kind as we have of the
other, and 3/2 of the converse.
If we rewrite the fraction in the following form 2/3|5 this nomenclature will tell us all
of the above in one glance; namely, that we have 5 articles, having a factor in
common which we are comparing, and that we have 2 of one kind and 3 of the other.
Written 3/2|5 tells us precisely the same thing except that the order of comparison is
reversed.
If we write i2/j3|5 we realize at once that 2 somethings lie along the x axis and 3
somethings lie along the y axis, but that we are considering their numerical values
only.
If we write i2/j3|5 we realize that we are comparing two vectors in a quite normal
manner. In fact, we are so familiar with vectors that the mere presence of the i and j
notation tell us the whole story with respect to these two vectors. Therefore, the
vertical line and what is to the right of it may properly be omitted.
Consider next the problem of zero and infinity. If we define infinity as the largest
number in which we have any interest and zero as the smallest number in which we
have any interest, and if we maintain exactly the same degree of interesting both, then
unity must lie exactly halfway between our zero and infinity. We may tell this story in
our nomenclature as follows: 0/00|1 or 00/0|1.
Consider next the situation with respect to differentials. The quantity dy/dx implies
that there exists a relationship between y and x and that there are no aspects not
included in this relationship. If, however, there are unrelated aspects, then dy/dx
implies that only the related aspects are being considered. To a limited extent we get
around this difficulty by "conversion factors" or scale constants, but these means do
not allow us to cross the gap between one type of reality to a totally different type.
If we write sy/dx|A we are saying that A describes the relationship between y and x
which we are to consider. This relationship may be ANYTHING.
The foregoing, though interesting, is not essential to the handling of ordinary concepts
and their mathematics. However, there are certain transcendental concepts which do
not lend themselves to a mathematical analysis unless we use such devices to orient
them within the framework of the mathematics we have learned to understand.
We are all familiar (or think we are) with the term "NOW" meaning the present. We
speak of the past, present and future and consider "now" as the bracket in time with
which we are immediately concerned. However, no matter how precisely we define it
we cannot establish exactly what the present or now really is, except that it is vaguely
a dividing point between the past and the future. Nevertheless, we know quite well
instinctively that we are living in the present and it is a perfectly real and satisfactory
situation. Furthermore, we are advised that, to a disembodied entity, the present is the
complete reality and the past and future merely arrangements of events in the broadest
sense.
If we write Future - Past = Now, we are saying that "Now is a very small differential
between two very large items". A more proper expression is: Future - Past/Now|90°
where we show that the present is actually in quadrature with the Future-Past, and
hence need not be a small differential at all, but can assume the proportions which we
instinctively know it to possess.
If we use the symbol Q for this quadrature concept we can write the above as:
F - P| Q
N
which tells us the whole story regarding this relationship and leaves us satisfied that it
is all in the proper perspective.
We know that spin itself, the divergence of spin and the curl of spin are all mutually at
right angles. Therefore, any inter-comparison between the three fields presented by
these quantitites should properly be written with the Q concept included:
De/dm|Q dm/dt|Q dt/de|Q
Incidentally, our observation of these three fields is always in quadrature. This is quite
apparent with respect to time as set forth above, but a little consideration is necessary
to appreciate that it also applies to the other two basic fields as well. This concept is
even more necessary when learning to appreciate the higher dimension. Without it we
cannot deal mathematically with the relationship between fields and, say, free will.
Here it should be emphasized that the Q concept extends beyond mere quadrature, or
kind. It actually embraces the relationships existing among whole families of aspects
of reality.
Consider the twelve dimensions of Deity, oriented in four fabrics of three each.
Ordinarily one would not consider any dimensional relationship to exist, say, between
the electric field and probability, but these are truly related through the Q concept. In
fact, the Q concept is the only relationship which does in fact exist between the
various dimensions.
Again, we have defined a field as any region which has a unique characteristic. If we
extend our concept of a region to include the abstract as well as the spatial idea, then
all twelve of the dimensions become fields. Admitting this, the Q concept must exist
between the various dimensions incorporated in the analysis.
Let us look at an example:
is a valid equation only if both sides, and everything on each side, refer to the same
aspect of reality or a Unity relationship exists between all of the components. Note the
resemblance of this equation to certain electromagnetic wave equations, which are in
fact particular cases of this general case.
Employing the Q concept, this equation becomes
Section Three
Part 1
Fundamentals
1.1 ~ The Structure of Meaning
Meaning is something which we generally take for granted. It is something with
which we live day by day and which we usually have no occasion to define. In fact, a
strict definition might be exceedingly difficult to evolve. To try to attach a meaning to
meaning is very much like trying to pull oneself up by one's bootstraps. We could say
that meaning is a way of conveying understanding, or that understanding results from
the successful of meaning. Understanding itself is something that begs definition.
Our knowledge of the physical world is acquired in two ways: by physical experience,
and by conveyance of meaning by others. In either case it can have two results. The
knowledge can simply be stored to be regurgitated on demand, or it can be
understood. There is a vast difference between these two aspects. In the first case the
action is much like a phonograph or the memory box in an electronic brain. The
stored data is usable only in the precise form in which it was deposited, any change
whatsoever being tantamount to error. In the second case, however, since the data is
understood, it can be used in any form whatsoever and in any combination with other
data which is understood.
Obviously, understanding is enormously more useful than mere memory storage.
Where memory bits can be used only one by one, or in combinations which have been
established in memory, understanding permits use in all sorts of permutations and
combinations: "The greatest wealth which can be acquired by man, is a complete
understanding" (A-lan).
An example may be used to illustrate these points. Of a blind person who has never
enjoyed the use of his eyes were handed a lemon and told that it was yellow, he could
feel its shape, texture, hardness and smell or taste it. Thereafter, if handed a similar
object he would be fairly capable of telling someone else that it was a lemon and that
it was yellow. However, he probably would have no understanding of yellow.
Three things are necessary to understanding, that is for data to have meaning. First,
the data must actually reach the recipient accurately, and this is not nearly as easy as it
looks. It must reach him either through his physical senses, or through direct mind
contact, both of which are subject to distortions. Second, the recipient must be coded
to receive the information. That is, each bit of information must be significant to him;
it must have its own meaning in its own right. Third, the recipient must be able to
process the data, which is the fitting of it together until it becomes an integrated
whole, which is meaningful and self-consistent. To these three major steps may be
added a fourth, which is essentially the cross-checking of meaning with others who
have been exposed to the same data.
There exist many aids to understanding, such as formal logic, mathematics,
computers, and methods of thinking which in themselves are close to intuition. In
what follows, use will be made of any and all aids to understanding. However, it
cannot be stressed too strongly that in nature there are certain fundamentals upon
which all else is predicated, and an understanding of the more complex cannot be
attained until the fundamentals are completely understood. And this does not mean
merely committing to memory certain formulas that appear to work.
When properly understood, this universe in which we find ourselves is beautifully
simple. It is not at all the mathematical monstrosity with which we are accustomed to
deal in our conventional science. True, the basic principles are foreign to our
scholastic training, but they are strictly ion accordance with what we know
instinctively to be true. We are actually born with a better understanding of our
universe than we boast of after a college graduation.
In formal geometry we base our reasoning on certain axioms, which we hold to be
self-evident truths. The fact that we can build an integrated, meaningful, and self-
consistent whole on these axioms gives us confidence in them. What would our
attitude be if we found that the farther we advanced in geometry the more corrections
we had to apply to make things come out right? We most certainly should question
the validity of our precious axioms, or our methods, or both.
In our conventional science we have assumed certain things to be self-evident, and we
have built a very complicated structure on them. We actually are finding, however,
that we have to apply more and more corrections to make our philosophy work. In
fact, we now apply so many corrections that we have formed the habit and consider
that to do so is perfectly natural and in the orderly course of events. We are so far
along this road that it is difficult even to look back, let alone to return to our axioms
for a reappraisal and maybe a fresh start.
In what follows a complete new start is attempted. No apology will be made for this
approach, and no explanations will be given beyond those believed to be necessary for
an understanding of the subject. As a matter of fact, a useful preliminary ceremony
would be a good brain washing. It should be remembered that no one can really teach;
they can only help others to learn.
Part 2
From geometry D = S / rI
rI = S / D which is constant for all values of r. But n i = I, from which r n i =
constant, from which it is apparent that n must be proportional to I / r if the values of i
are to be all the same. By suitable choice of units, which is permissible since our
interval is quite arbitrary, we can have n = I / r whence D = S / i.
The quantity D, which is spin per unit of interval, is spin velocity as referred to a unit
of time if we wish to think of the subdivisions of the interval as time. This quantity,
spin velocity or spin displacement, is a fundamental concept in nature, and although
we may use many and varied units for n and i, the quantity remains fixed when once
defined.
Spin velocity will be shown later to bear a close resemblance to the universal constant
c, or the velocity of light, but it would be erroneous at this stage to say that this is the
derivation of c, since there are other factors that also enter into its derivation. The real
fundamental constant is of course spin velocity, and this is constant for matter and
energy as we know them.
Part 3
3.2 ~ Simultaneity
In developing the properties of spin the term "interval" was used extensively. It was
not defined except by implication. In fact, it would be most difficult to define it
except in terms of spin itself. We could say, with respect to a single spin center, that
an interval was a multiple or fraction (or unity) of a complete revolution, but this
definition would not be valid when more than one spin center was under
consideration, except in special circumstances. It is suggested that understanding is
more readily attained if the term is always considered in this subjective sense, as
"interval of attention", and merely brackets the extent of our consideration for the
matter. This may seem to be laboring a point but a full appreciation of the term is
essential for an understanding of simultaneity.
Since the tempic field and therefore time at any point is the result of the spin
condition manifesting at that point the concept of simultaneity in its usual sense
becomes somewhat ambiguous and requires redefining. There is no great difficulty
when a single spin center is considered, or within a region where the tempic field is
constant, but the matter is not quite so simple in other cases.
Consider first the case of a single spin center. Here simultaneity would be established
by one or more straight lines converging on the spin center. In the practical case some
means of direct observation or communication along such lines is implied. If this is
not possible, then it is at once apparent that simultaneity cannot be established directly
and may only be deduced. Subjectively, however, we can visualize the spin angle
swept out within any given interval of attention and declare that simultaneity existed
throughout that particular spin during that interval. It must be carefully noted that this
simultaneity is quite separate from the amount of time that might have been included
in the interval in the various parts of the spin, although measurable by any of the
times.
Consider next a region that is relatively small enough that the tempic field is uniform
throughout. Here it is fairly obvious that simultaneity exists throughout the region.
Also, that within any interval of attention the amount of time existing is the same for
the entire region. The surface of the earth very closely approximates this condition.
In anticipation of cases to be discussed at greater length later, let us turn our attention
to something of a general case, where the tempic field is neither uniform nor follows a
simple pattern of distribution. Subjectively we can declare that simultaneity exists
throughout the region within any given interval of attention, but how are we to
establish this fact? Obviously, throughout the region different parts will have different
amounts of time within the interval, but unless we are able to observe all points
separately, or have means of communication between these points, we will not know
when to start counting the time at the start of the interval nor when to stop counting it
at the end.
Although simultaneity is a concept which in itself is not difficult, because of the
characteristics of spin that make up our universe, simultaneity cannot be established
unless the interval of attention starts with everything in which we are interested
located at a single point in space and finishes at another single point in space. This is
probably the most fundamental concept in connection with the tempic field, and
merely states that with respect to time one cannot have a cake and eat it too.
Suppose two observers started out from a point where the tempic field was t1 and one
went immediately to a region where the field was t2 and the other went to a region
where the field was t3. Suppose that there were three clocks that responded
proportionately to the tempic fields, one carried out by each of the observers and the
third remaining at the starting point. Suppose that, after a certain interval, both
observers returned to the starting point and compared notes. They would find that the
elapsed time as measured by the clocks was closely proportional to the fields within
which they had been operating, any discrepancies being due to the transition periods
between the various regions. Probably the two observers would disagree violently
with each other and with the home clock as to how long they had been away, but with
simultaneity established by common points of start and finish of the interval, they
would be forced to admit that the time change was real. Otherwise, the time would
appear to be absolute and simultaneity would be sacrificed.
Part 4
If we look at a pair of spin centers that are oriented in the same direction, we find a
hole developing between them, and a "shell" of increased spin developing around
them. On the other hand, if they are oriented in the opposite direction, a region of
increased spin develops between them and a shell of reduced spin develops around
them.
Here we must be careful to maintain a clear concept of what is going on. The scalar
aspect of spin is its absolute reality and is either present or absent. It has no fixed
direction or polarity. It adds up arithmetically to produce the total amount of reality
present. The distribution of spin, however, is a function of relative position and its
derivative, the gradient of spin, also has direction in that it is a scalar quantity
measured in a certain direction. In the foregoing, the basic spin units remain unaltered
by the presence or absence of other spin units, but the field structure associated with
them is altered by the presence of other spin centers.
Where holes develop, there is no change in the absolute quantity of spin present, only
a redistribution; a conversion of some spin from positive to negative, super-imposed
on the background of positive spin.
We may ask what the difference is between a real and a virtual hole. A real hole
develops in "polarized" matter where the gradient of spin is reduced in the space
between the spin centers and increased in the region surrounding the spin centers.
Consequently, since the ponderability of matter is proportional to the reciprocal of the
spin gradient, such polarized matter loses ponderability while still retaining reality
(mass) with respect to all outside consideration. A virtual hole develops in
unpolarized matter and may have almost any distribution from a real hole to a
completely virtual hole as in the case of opposite spin orientation. The one feature in
common is that of increasing the ponderability of matter with respect to outside
considerations.
Where there are available large numbers of randomly oriented spin centers patterns of
real and virtual holes can develop, which when taken together with patterns resulting
from other field considerations give rise to the structure of matter as we know it.
Part 5
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5.1 ~ Definition of Force
5.2 ~ Changing Reality
5.3 ~ Work & Energy
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