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17 POSTULATES
Space 1 The universe is physical space. 2 Mathematical space has no physical existence. Mass 3 That which does not have any mass, does not exist in a physical sense. No particle is without mass, it either exists and contains mass, or contains no mass and therefore does not exist. 4 The fundamental particle is a (unit) sphere. 5 The fundamental particle has no (intinsic) charge. 6 Fundamental spheres close pack according to a radial sweep parameter. 7 All energy is mass in motion. Where there is no mass, there is no energy. Light 8 All light has mass. Light waves in frequencies according to mass variances. 9 A point source only exists as a mathematical concept and does not exist in a physical sense. 10 A true sphere cannot exhibit a wave pattern, nor show precession, nor possess any other physical abnormalities, either on the interior or the exterior. Time 11 Simultaneous time can be established at multiple locations. 12 A distinction must be made between an event an the event horizon that is generated from the event. 13 Time cannot be affected by measurements from devices, nor by observer positions either at rest or not, nor by any event, nor mass, nor any other consideration such as light. Motion 14 If you consider one location to be at rest, then at that instant, all other locations must also be considered to be at rest. Absolute Sequence 15 There is a determinable absolute sequencing of events. 16 There is a determinable sequencing of event horizons for any chosen coordination point, once the initial establishment of absolute sequence has been determined. Physical Constants 17 The fundamental physical constants should be related to pi. All constant values can be quantified as factors of 2,3 and pi. [ where the exponents of 2 and 3, are restricted to low integers and 1/2 integers with pi further restricted to low integers alone. |