The Convertible Layer of Superphysics
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The Convertible Layer is the fourth layer. It downgrades the radiant energies and particles into material ones.
| Attribute | Quality |
|---|---|
| Name | Conversion |
| Physics Name | Weak Interaction |
| Traditional Name | Water, Jala, 土 |
| Descartes’ Name | 1st Element |
| Domain | Physical |
| Force | Change |
| Medium | W- (moc1), W+ (moc2). Z Bosons (moc3) |
| Substance | Neutron |
| Quanta | Neutrino (qoc1) |
| Aether Content | 2 |
| Movement | Mostly Kinetic |
| Quality | Rare |
It manifests as radioactivity, chemical change, flavor changing, and is governed by the ‘Weak Force’ and graphically through Feynman diagrams.
In terms of creation, this is the fourth layer that processes energies and matter into other kinds.
Definition of the Convertible Layer
This layer creates the diversity in the material universe. This has both dynamic and static parts.
Its particles are made up of 2 aether particles. This makes it very unstable. This inherent instability lets it convert other particles, both radiant and material.
This layer was traditionally associated with water and liquids because they are always moving and can switch between gas, liquid, and solid.
The importance of liquids in Conversion is seen in convertible quanta, as neutrinos, being detectable in liquid argon and chlorine.
This layer is also the least known by Physics because, like spacetime, it is dynamic and hard to detect.