Proto-Aetherspace (Weak Force)

Unit 1

Proto-Aetherspace (Weak Force)

The Convertible Layer handles decay and Chemical Change

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Convertible Layer
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    • Proto-Aetherspace (Weak Force)
    • Intramolecular
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    • Convertible Relationalities
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The Proto-Aetherspace is the upper part of the media of the Convertible Layer and is called the Weak Force by Physics.

This facilitates changes in the atomic level of the material layer below it. This uses 3 submedia or forces:

Force of Quantum of MediaPhysics Name
Anticlockwise Proto-AetherspaceW- Boson
Neutral Proto-AetherspaceZ Boson
Clockwise Proto-AetherspaceW+ Boson

The Convertible Layer creates instability in matter in the atomic level through neutrons and the proto-aetherspace (weak force), just as the intra- and inter- aetherspaces create instability in the chemical level.

This instability leads to the decay action which is explained by Convertible Relationality, as how the Convertible Layer changes particles. In Physics, this is done by the Feynman diagrams.

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