¶ Octahedron as Conservation & Annihilation Model (1)
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Octahedron as Conservation & Annihilation Model:
"Suddenly Goldy realizes that all these discoveries she has been making combine to explain how it can be that the stars of the billions of now-discovered galaxies are giving off energies at incredible rates in such a manner that, as discrete quanta of energy, they become discontinued and apparently annihilated, yet the same quanta of energies reappear elsewhere, as for instance in the terrestrial vegetation’s photosynthetic reduction and proliferation of hydrocarbon molecules in biologic organisms and in crystallographic growths.
“Since the pattern of two most dominant critical proximity, mass-interattraction (gravity) forces pulling diametrically on any one body produces the same model as that of Goldy’s water-filled, rubber tube, the precessional squeezing of a symmetrical body, such as that of an octahedron, by two diametric gravitational forces, pulling embracingly upon it as it passes between two neighboring cosmic bodies, will cause some part of the octahedron’s integral vectorial structure to yield precessionally in a plane oriented at right angles to the line between the two pulling forces, thus to transform the octahedron from its symmetrical form into an asymmetrical form.”
¶ Citations
- GOLDYLOCKS, pp. G11, G12, 16 May’75
