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The Spatial Layer (Space-Time)

Space-Time is different from the spacetime of Einstein

The Spatial Layer of Material Superphysics

Chapter 1

The Spatial Layer of Material Superphysics

The Upper, Middle, and Lower Spatial Sublayers

Chapter 2

The Upper, Middle, and Lower Spatial Sublayers

The Properties of Space

Chapter 2b

The Properties of Space

The Properties of Time

Chapter 2c

The Properties of Time

Distance and Second

Chapter 2d

Distance and Second

Local and True Motion

Chapter 2e

Local and True Motion

The Media of the Spatial Layer

Chapter 3

The Media of the Spatial Layer

Timespace as Holder of Gravitational Signatures

Chapter 3b

Timespace as Holder of Gravitational Signatures

The Aetherspace and the 7 Dimensions

Chapter 3c

The Aetherspace and the 7 Dimensions

Bob Lazar's Gravity-A Waves

Chapter 3d

Bob Lazar's Gravity-A Waves

How Vortices Form in Space

Chapter 3e

How Vortices Form in Space

Surface Tension

Chapter 3i

Surface Tension

Material Gravity: Gravitational Constant

Chapter 3j

Material Gravity: Gravitational Constant

Microgravity: Van Der Waals Force

Chapter 3k

Microgravity: Van Der Waals Force

The Substance of Spacetime: Black Holes

Chapter 4

The Substance of Spacetime: Black Holes

Vortex Formation

Chapter 4b

Vortex Formation

The Quantum of Spacetime

Chapter 5

The Quantum of Spacetime

The Actions of the Spatial Layer

Chapter 6b

The Actions of the Spatial Layer

Galaxies and Quasars

Chapter 5b

Galaxies and Quasars

Conservation of Momentum: The 4 Rules of True Motion

Chapter 6

Conservation of Momentum: The 4 Rules of True Motion

Centrifugal and Centripetal Forces

Chapter 6c

Centrifugal and Centripetal Forces

Spatial Territories

Chapter 7

Spatial Territories

Dark Energy: The Expansion of Space-Time

Chapter 7c

Dark Energy: The Expansion of Space-Time

High and Low Spatial Pressure

Chapter 8

High and Low Spatial Pressure