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Celestialogy: The Biology of Celestial Bodies

Authors: Simpson, Joel;

Celestialogy: The Biology of Celestial Bodies

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I have been working on a UTOE with AI for a while validating it. The attached paper entitled Celestialogy: The Biology of Celestial Bodies attempts to explain how Energy propagates into Elemental Matter in Non-Elemental-Space (NES). A simple answer is all energy collapses in NES into a fractal quad lattice structure that creates apex-gravatational-collapse that reduces quads into chain or waveform, collapsing that quad into apex core of the inner quad. Energy cycles into field line energy thru this apex gravatational collapse. Essentially it's like a football jugs machine with wheels spinning inward and they squeeze the football thru and spit it put teh other side. The plasmic monopoles apex is too small for a quad to fit thru but one sphere in the quad can and thus it pulls in one at a time in chain form. This explains wave particle duality. It is a chain of four monopoles that can collapse into a ball like shape or a horizontal/vertical plane alignment where two spheres spin against each other on oppsite directions (entanglement) while the other two do the same. The angular momentum equalizes to 1/4 angular momentum but where speres touch are tourque points in the lattice. So we ccan calculate and predict these torque values. That's a sneak peek, anyway. 

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