Superphysics
The Spatial Layer of Material Superphysics
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The spatial layer is below the aethereal, as the ‘container’ of reality.
| Spatial Layer | Name | Physics Counterpart |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional Name | Air | Spacetime |
| Substance | Sost | Black Holes |
| Medium | Most | Span (Distance, Timespan, Speed) |
| Quanta | Qost / Qots | Graviton |
It is purely kinetic energy and has no static forms*. Rather, the relatively static forms of spacetime manifest as the lower layers.
- Parts that have low kinetic energy manifest as empty space or a vacuum.
The spatial layer leads to spacetime and sets the speed of light, since it is superior to the the 3 lower Layers of:
- Electromagnetism
- Weak Force
- Strong Force
This layer gives the properties of size, space, timespan, and age of the universe and everything in it.
How It Works
The spacetime layer is the gateway that allows the ideas from the aethereal layer a chance to cross over onto physical reality via spacetime vortices, called black holes by Modern Physics, through galaxies and stars.
In Bio Superphysics, the Spatial Layer becomes the Spatial Stratum and the spacetime vortices manifest as chakras which allow organic ideas to cross over as organic phenomena.
Within one universe, the creation of these vortices leads to the mutual repulsion between them, leading to the perception of space and time.
Space and Time as Spacetime
The current concept of spacetime in Physics came from Einstein who believed that it is a fabric that warps wherever there is gravity, with:
- 3 dimensions as spatial length, width, height
- 1 dimension of time
This arises from a matter-first perspective. This is because a material thing, like a rock, has length, width, height. Its rolling movement from location A to location B then takes time depending its speed and mass.
In contrast, our spacetime is seen from the aether-first perspective, as a result of perception or observation:
- space is the gap within perception
- distance is the gap between perceived identities
- timespan is the gap between perceptions
- time is the gap between perceptions in general
Unlike speed and mass, this system uses perception and identities within that perception. We call this the Cartesian View .
Spacetimes in the Aetherspace
Each spacetime is a static reality-perception which is glued together with other static spacetimes in order to create a flowing reality, like the pages of a flipbook:
- each page is a spacetime
- each book is an aetherspace
- a shelf is an alternate or parallel reality
- a library section is a universe
- a library is a multiverse
In Superphysics, a rock moves from location A to location B by moving through different spacetimes where it gradually shifts its location from A in the first spacetime to B in the last spacetime.
It moves not because of its mass, dimensions, or force, but because of its gravitational signature which is visualized by timespace.
