This is from basic High School Physics and Chemistry that I recall. I learned it while between lives deeper in the galaxy, where many of us have spent time. It’s based on a philosophical rather than a mathematical view of the Universe. The advantage being that philosophy provides a thinking, feeling, relational construct view of reality that mathematics cannot provide. Math is a language, like any other language. Mathematics is very useful for helping to express what has already been discovered but it cannot predict reality, nor can it discover it. Math can, however, help validate it. This post presents the concept that space is not a vacuum, nor is it empty. It also begins to explain the basics of propagation, radiation, transmission and the basic underlying states of matter from a philosophical, thinking man’s point of view.

The five states of inverse-matter:

Liquid

Solid

Gas

Vapor

Void

The Inverse is the base material from which all other structures in our environment are apparently made. The inverse is made of an unvalidated material that acts mostly like a liquid. It’s polymerized into the various structures we know as atoms by a mechanism called Polymerisis. Essentially polymerisis means to “Change State”. It works like this:

Inverse transference:

The area within the Universe is made of, strangely enough, a liquid. A liquid we call the inverse. This liquid is permeated with what we call Primary Particles. Primary particles make up a layer of reality we call the lattisphere or the layer of reality made up of minute crystal particles with a lattice matrix structure. They are also known as Primary Particles. Read the complete Post.