Dynamic Dimensional Structures: November 2011

27 November 2011

Rotations

Field Rotations … and paradigm implications on the concept of gravity.

As you peer into the universe to estimate an apparent infinite outer edge and probe at the seemingly endless small … is rotation the common found? Has the role of rotation been given proper consideration?

If indeed curvature in space is a formative of rotation through space-time and rotation is responsible for the prominent role hypothesized … is it possible that the energy of rotation that exists in the universe through angular momentum and related dynamics provides a corollary to the hypothesized black energy and black matter that is thought to exist?

A dynamic field rotation is not what is perceived at any one instant in time, it is the space-time structure that occurs through time.

Ether … black energy … black matter … rotation through space-time …?

Rotations

According to Newton, the gravitational effect is instantaneous.

Einstein advanced the argument suggesting that signals cannot go faster than the speed of light with gravity essentially being a signal to its mass/energy field components. This essentially places gravity into the realm of energy and field theory.

By default, the question is raised … is the nature of gravity directly related to light as a point (particle) and wave function and as both point and field is rotation significant to the initial formative condition?

The Objective

The theory and hypothesis presented through this narrative is an investigation of curvature, focal point, rotation and related formative dimensional elements with the conviction that an affirmation of the following questions would be significant to understanding existence:

· Is rotation and its resulting focus a source of both the expansion and the organization of the universe?
· Is rotation an origin or manifestation of a fifth dimension?
· Is the resulting focus of rotation and curvature a source of the organization that results in the quantity we recognize as energy?
· Is gravity a manifestation of this structure?
· Is induction, in lieu of attraction, the mechanism of gravity through rotation and curvature?

B. Glowiak

Rotations Endless March

If it is true … Propelled by the “big-bang”. The fabric of space-time contains curvature. Gravity is a response to curvature. As proclaimed by Einstein … With curvature there must be focus. If the conclusion is also dynamic. We additionally conclude. Dynamic curvature with focus is rotation. Is it possible? The fabric of space-time (the ether) is rotation. Rotations at the speed of light. An ultimate speed. Derived from the embedded circular proportions. Become timeless at the infinitely small hyper-center. Rotations gathering upon rotations. Through rotational induction. Creates mass with outward expansion. Marking the arrow of time. As it slows, grows and scales. In response to m=E/c^2. From infinitely numerous and timeless centers. As organized focus. With time now emanating outwardly. From the spectrum of randomly collecting rotations. The exposed energy illuminates, animates and consolidates. Into the dynamic dimensional and dissipative structures. Of galaxies, suns, planets … And life.

B. Glowiak

The Wave & The Particle

Catching the Wave ...

For those who believe that timelapse presents us with the definitive view of our true nature, the following link is provided as a result of the suggestion received under the comments section below the July 2007 blog posting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLRF5RNBiZw

While this link does not represent the primary focus of the theory presented, it lends thought to visualizing humanity as energy and as a dynamic dimensional structure.

Extrapolating the thought to the movement of our solar system through space/time is somewhat captured by a similar view posted.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NH5yK3ZN54

This and similar thoughts posted in recent years captures an evolving and developing view of the wave function nature of existence. A wave function view that points ever more towards rotation and induction as a formative process.