Lloyd B. Zirbes: Theory of Falling Bodies

Chapter 6: Anti-Matter and Review of Falling Bodies

ANTI-MATTER

The universe in which we exist is falling in a given direction. The velocity of that fall is unknown except for relative motion, however, should the opposite direction be taken, at exactly the same velocity, the true velocity would then be zero. At absolute zero velocity energy becomes a zero factor, so that v = E, thereby, zero velocity equals zero energy. Mass will respond in a like manner ­ once again, velocity determines the value of energy contained in mass. With a zero value of energy, mass becomes very condensed.

We will now add value to the zero velocity and say that our motion is now in the reciprocal direction. With an increase in velocity, energy is once more generated. Energy (due to motion) is now available, and the dense, compacted particles expand. The bodies are once again transducers, however, everything is reversed ­ energy is now being radiated from the former poles, while the plane of the leading edge of the fall accepts energy. The falling body is now a negative ion, and particles which orbit this falling body are charged in a positive direction. This universe (or galaxy, solar system, atom, etc.) at this point is what we can call anti­matter.

As the velocity increases to and beyond the speed of light, we once again convert the mass to energy, and that energy is neutral - neutral, that is, in respect to itself. All that remains of that mass is a spiraling vortex of pure energy. More will be explained on this subject when we discuss the birth of a universe.

REVIEW OF FALLING BODIES

As we cross the threshold between falling bodies in general to atomic structure in particular, it is imperative the reader fully understands several major points. As stated in segment two (falling bodies) all bodies are in motion (i.e., falling), and all bodies fall through a given gravitational field. In the case of the Milky Way galaxy, the primary gravitational field is that of our universe. For planet Earth, the primary gravitational field is that of our sun. For our moon, the primary gravitational field through which it falls is that of planet Earth (and so on). All bodies are attracted to the center of the primary gravitational field through Which they fall.

We've also previously explained that as a body falls it "radiates" a force of extracted energy along the leading edge of its fall, which causes the body to rotate in the direction of the extraction. This extracted energy is radiated in the form of bubbles, and the size of the bubble is relative to the size of the body from which it's been extracted. This extracted energy attempts to return to the body it's been extracted from, and in so doing creates the force generically termed gravity. This gravity offers a repulsive force to the gravitational field the body is falling through.

All falling bodies are encased in an elongated shell which may also be seen as a bubble. This bubble represents the outermost reaches of the extracted energy, as illustrated in figure 27.

A circle of approx 2 cm diameter, sits within a larger circle of approx 10 cm. Emanating out from the smaller circle is a parade of stretched ovals in a shape somewhat resembling a cloverleaf. The origin point of the procession of ovals is the left edge of the smaller circle. From that origin point (9 o'clock ) ovals go both left and right. The ovals travelling left proceed about 6 cm outwards at which point they split up. Some go upwards, some turn donards. The ones turning gradually upwards then loop back towards the circle, rejoining it at the 12 o'clock region. The ovals that moved towards the right from the 9 o'clock, move straight across the circle towards the 3 o'clock, proceed outwards away from the smaller circle, to about 6 cm away from it, and also split up: some go up, some downwards. At 6cm the procession of small ovals turns around looping back to the circle to rejoin the circle at the 6 o'clock and 12 o'clock mark respectively. As mentioned, the diagram looks like a four leaf clover.

Fig. 27

As can be seen a particle or a body existing within that bubble is also a falling body. As shown in figure 28, falling body A produces field A, which attracts (pulls) body B towards body A.

Same as in Fig 27 - a procession of ovals originating from the 9 o'clock on the smaller circle. An arrow points to the smaller circle, labelled 'Body A'. Another arrow points at the outer, large circle, labelled 'Field A'. Near the inside of the large circle at the 3 o'clock another small circle is drawn. Approx 1 cm diameter. Inside is a dot, around which we see another four leaf clover pattern in a dotted line around the dot.

Fig. 28

As this attraction is taking place, the field produced by body B repels the field of body A. The interaction between this attraction and repulsion of fields results in the orbit of body B around body A.

To summarize then: the field which surrounds a falling body takes the form of an elongated bubble, and for any particle or body which exists within, or is forced into this bubble, the area of this bubble becomes its primary gravitational field, A falling body is always attracted to the center of the primary gravitational field through which it falls. At the same time, the force of extracted energy produced by the falling body is always repelled from the gravitational field through which It falls. An equilibrium Is reached which constitutes an orbit. If the reader can understand these basic concepts, all else can be easily comprehended. Nature is not complex, unless we choose to make it so.

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