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Universal Integrity: Second Power Congruence of Gravitational and Radiational Constants:
"Finding that a system is growing around a nucleus in terms of a second power is what Einstein wrote when he wrote his equation, E = Mc². Energy, he said, equals a given mass, its relative tightness as modified by the velocity of energy as radiation, not just linearly but omnidirectionally-- by a wave which would be second power. His waves are growing outwardly of second power. These little points and dots will be identified as an energy phenomena of the quantum wave, really as photons. You have units of photons and you have the numbers for any given wave, and you begin to get any given relative concentration of given masses. With unit energy, you have much more of it packed up in tighter packages in small frequency against the large frequency.
"Now we have another kind of second-power relationship which has always been very impressive when you think about it. The word second power now gives you something to do with radials and surfaces. Newton discovered, regarding gravity, a certain relationship of masses and unfortunately his relationship is stated in a negative way. He talks about an inverse ratio. The word inverse ratio makes it very difficult conceptually. You talk about it and it is
