I’ve always been intrigued by the magical qualities of light. The vast majority of photons are created within a star. Because of the tremendous gravity and pressures they can only move about 2 inches before changing directions. Moving about the interior of a star for a million years or so before it reaches the surface. From that moment on, it will travel at 300,000 kilometers per second. Eight minutes later those photons reach us. So light form our Sol, on average, is 1 million years and eight minutes old by the time it reaches your eye.

Each photon, is a bottled message of the stars composition, tossed into the vast ocean of intergalactic space. He carries one single frequency and his brothers carry the full spectrum from the mother star. From the minute visible resonances, to the vast invisible spectrums, some of which include radio and television. Although they are invisible to our sight, they vibrate in colors, and every photon represents a color or frequency. There are literally millions of different frequencies a photon can carry. Once they strike any kind of surface, the frequencies or photons are then absorbed by the material. And the rest bounce away at the same speed they struck. So the various hues of glistening green from grass, are actually rejected hues. Now carrying less information. Astronomers have come to know the distant stars by studying the spectrum of frequencies we receive. A side note: Human babies, up to 6 months, can actually see ultra violet light. I wonder if the vivid nightmares of youth are related to this sight?

By calibrating the movements of stars on the outer edge of galaxies, astronomers were amazed to find them traveling at speeds similar to stars orbiting near the galactic core. The prevailing thought was, core stellar orbits would be quicker. As Mercury’s orbit is far shorter in duration than Neptune. But oddly enough every galaxy studied exhibit the same attributes. The math suggests, there is 90 times more gravity surrounding a galaxy than we count. Where ever it’s coming from it's an elusive and mysterious “Missing Mass” pervades our entire universe. “Dark Matter” the name astrophysicists use to describe this most perplexing problem facing our generation. We don’t know what’s responsible for the extra gravity. Dark Matter’s opposite also exists between the galaxies. An expansion of space called "Dark Energy" Pushing the galaxies apart.

One night, while in hypervue, I came to wonder what percentage of photons, within that shimmering TimeSpace image, were actually intersecting? More importantly, what happens when they collide? After a little investigation I found the prevailing scientific thought was, "absolutely nothing happens". They somehow pass through each other. However, it’s been noted, that within the earth’s atmosphere, the event actually generates an interference pattern expanding spherically outwards in all 3 Dimensions, like a spherical version of the ripple effect on the water’s surface. The pattern does not exist in the vacuum of space because there is no atmoshpere to enable the pattern.

Recalling the sun’s rays and how it would hurt to see on a really brilliant day without sunglasses. It is reasonable to assume photons have some mass or force, (a photon is both a particle and a wave). Like the wind as a light breeze can feel good. But as a force 5 Hurricane or tornado can kill. Now, what happens when they intersect each other at the speed of light? Especially at 90°? Electricity and magnetism are exactly 90° out of phase with each other. (If electrons are traveling down a copper wire, magnetism is aligned exactly perpendicular to the wire.). I Reasoned there must be some sort of photonic electromagnetic reaction. Why else would the event create an interference pattern?

I submit 1: Everywhere photons collide at 90°, the torque is so great that the pair fuse into one spinning force creating a vortex. Which in turn ruptures the fabric of Einstein’s Space / Time continueum and they are drawn into infinity. Infinity is the pause to the beat in time. Infinity is perfect symetry or 0 dimensions. Time is the beat... and infinity is the pause. The pause is more important than the beat because the pause defineds the beat. As the white space on this page defines the Helvetica font.
2: Time, the first dimension, consists of three dimensions of it’s own. Times past, present and future. Which brings the total within our experience to seven dimensions; first Time 1 + past, present and future = 4 add 3-Space: Energy (2-D) + Gravity (3-D) + Consciousness (4-D), = 7. Hence, TimeSpace. We can see that reflected in the telescoping of time in film or video. Watching a rose unveil her petals to expose her center is elegant. Here is a thought experiment. On a sunny winter’s day, place a camera on a tripod facing a tree that has many branches and no leaves, with a sea of green grass all around. Frame both the tree and the tree’s shadow within the frame facing south in the northern hemisphere and north in the southern hemisphere. Take a shot every 3 to 5 minutes for 2 hours anytime from 10 o'clock to 2 o'clock, preferally 11 to 1. Take any 2 shots, 10 to 20 minutes apart, the earlier shot on your right, and hyperVue the two pictures. You will find the branches you saw skimming on top of the grass, now spread out into the ground into a 3 dimensional reflection. Similar to reflections on water only in time. Here is where you can begin to see the 3 dimensions within Time and how it manifests time in three dimensions.

We now come back to Space/Time to see the fabric continue the linear progression around the couples ghostly embrace now a vacuum. All matter in the immediate vicinity slips into infinity and is instantly turned into a plasma. With each passing nano second the fabric of space-time continues to warp exponentially as more sets of photons repeat the same act of slipping into the contineum rip which is rupturing the fields on a growing vortex. Beginning with the immediate area where the pairs last experienced Space/Time. The rip exposes Time/Space in the form of a microscopic worm hole. See the LA TImes article how Brookhaven Institute’s Linear Accelerator successfully generated the predicted"mini black hole" with protons and gold particles.

Remember your basic physics? “Nature Abhors a Vacuum!” The warping of Space/Time reaches a critical mass, and Space/Time “snaps.” Expressing itself as a " Quantum Gravitational Pulse". The QG Pulse is the spherical splash pattern of a “Photonic Interference Event” or PI Event. This implosive shock wave reverses space backwards in time, the photons have reversed their spin and slip back into our Space/Time continuum. To a point where they are separated, opposite the sides when they began their micro journey. They then continue on to their respective linear journeys to other encounters with other photons. It would seem they could never have communication each other ever again, but in the next paragraph we will find they can still communicate with each other as well as all the other photons they have paired with since the journey began. Forming a memory of temporal grids stretching back to the time of their creation.

1: Obtain a very sensitive gravimeter and fill the walls of a salt mine with full spectrum lights, tuned to produce the same resonance as our star. Take a reading with the lights off, and then on. The increase in the gravitational readings is directly related to the Quantum Gravitational Pulse. The results will forgive the pun, add weight to the theory.

2: Intersect two lasers at 90° through two faces of a clear but solid glass cube. The resulting QG Pulse will attract matter into hyperspace leaving a spherical vacuum where the lazers intersected preferably in the center of the cube.

3: Intersecting lasers at 90° creates a QG Pulse that will attract matter. For instance, if lasers are intersected to the left of matter, the material will be attracted left. When two lasers intersect to the right of matter, so will the matter will be attracted to the right.

A Couple Thoughts

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