Constants as Ratios Between Layers

The division of Nature into Layers and Sublayers means that there are portions that are in-between layers and sublayers where waves convert between them.

The converters convert a wave from one form into another due to interaction.

Since these are inherent in the layer differences and since the layers will not change their properties, then these converters are constant in Nature.

Mathematically, these constants are ratios within Nature. Superphysics classifies constants into 2:

1. Astract (Mental) Constants

This incldues:

• mathematical or geometric constants such as pi
• aesthetic ratios like the golden ratio

2. Physical Constants

These are constants in physical Nature as the fixed ratios between the 5 Layers.

Example Constants

The Internal Boundary Constant: 241,056

The easiest ratios are for the internal boundaries and the highest quantum for each layer which we peg to approximately 241,056:

Spatial-Radiant: 30.6633

A well-known constant is the speed of light (Radiant) which is the distance that it travels in 1 second (Spatial) which is really 9,192,631,770 vibrations of the Cesium 55 atom.

This gives a ratio of 30.6633

Here, the choice of time length is arbitrary, which is really based on the rotation of the Earth divided into seconds.

Material-Spatial

Subordinate movemment leads to circles and curves from a central point. This leads to circular ratios: