¶ Octahedron as Conservation & Annihilation Model (2)
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Octahedron as Conservation & Annihilation Model:
"This is most economically accomplished by one of the octahedron’s equatorial vector-edges disconnecting at both of its equatorially engaged, end vertexes and rotating precessionally 90 degrees to rejoin its two ends with the octahedron’s two polar vertexes. This local rotation results in the disappearance of the symmetrical octahedron and leaves in its stead the asymmetrical, face-bonded, three tetrahedra assembly in the form of an arc which is the neutral electromagnetic-wave-initiating state.
“The asymmetrical arc-wave consists of the same 12 vector edges and the same eight equiangled triangles and the same six vertexes as those of the original octahedron. Topologically described, it is the same polyhedron. However, it is clearly observable that the transformation not only converted omnidirectional symmetry into two-directional asymmetry, but it also reduced the octahedron’s exact volume of four quanta to a volume of exactly three quanta in the form of the three face-interbonded tetrahedra. What has happened here is that matter (as the synergetic octahedron) is precessionally transformed into a directionally oriented electromagnetic wave which, upon interference with other radiation or matter, will”
