Weathering

The force exerted by space particles not only causes gravity and surface tension, but also facilitates weathering as they exert pressure and try to go inside matter.

These space particles go with mobile particles in the wind, water, and heat (heat particles always go with space particles).

The Invasive and Pervasive Nature of Space Particles

Physical weathering is the visible result of the invasion of space particles:

1. Pressure Infiltration: space particles, traveling in its characteristic straight-line vectors, enters the fissures of rocks.
2. Expansion and “Break-up”: Much like water expanding as it freezes, the high space pressure creates an outward “repulsion” from within the material’s pores.
3. Structural Fatigue: Over time, the constant “swirl” and agitation of these space particles disrupt the cohesive “surface tension” that holds solid matter together, eventually causing it to crumble into dust.

How to Protect Against Weathering

Since the movement of space particles causes weathering, the reduction of external and internal physical motion protects against weathering.

This is seen in keeping objects inside solid containers away from heat, air, vibrations, and external contact.

Causes Ageing Too

Weathering in the biological domain manifests as ageing of living bodies.

Ageing is reduced by avoiding excessive external contact with wind, heat, and noise.

However, the aethereal life force of living bodies allows a 2nd way to resist space particles by keeping a high aethereal vibration since the aethereal layer is superior to spatial layer.

This will be discussed in Bio Superphysics.