The Sphere
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From: jdawe on 8 Feb 2010 01:44 The sphere is the most important structure to understand in the opposing universe. Because, The universe itself is a sphere. The galaxies are spheres. The star systems are spheres. The stars\planets\moons are spheres. Electrons, protons, neutrons and the atom itself are also spheres. All of the fundamental bodies of the universe are spheres. The sphere is the only structure that combines all the opposing operations into near perfect harmony: 50% circular + 50% linear. 50% energy + 50% matter. 50% time + 50% distance. 50% motion + 50% rest. 50% push + 50% pull. 50% horizontal plane + 50% vertical plane This harmony allows the sphere to exist for a very long time. Within a sphere like our Solar System we can get bodies that are not in harmony but take an opposing operand to an extreme like a tree for example. It has a circular trunk but an out of proportion linear vertical axis. Therefore, it will not exist as long as a body that has its opposing operands in harmony. Things like asteroids are also extremes that will not last long but dissolve back to the sphere body of a planet\star etc. -Josh.
From: BURT on 8 Feb 2010 02:00 On Feb 7, 10:44 pm, jdawe <mrjd...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > The sphere is the most important structure to understand in the > opposing universe. > > Because, > > The universe itself is a sphere. > > The galaxies are spheres. > > The star systems are spheres. > > The stars\planets\moons are spheres. > > Electrons, protons, neutrons and the atom itself are also spheres. > > All of the fundamental bodies of the universe are spheres. > > The sphere is the only structure that combines all the opposing > operations into near perfect harmony: > > 50% circular + 50% linear. > > 50% energy + 50% matter. > > 50% time + 50% distance. > > 50% motion + 50% rest. > > 50% push + 50% pull. > > 50% horizontal plane + 50% vertical plane > > This harmony allows the sphere to exist for a very long time. > > Within a sphere like our Solar System we can get bodies that are not > in harmony but take an opposing operand to an extreme like a tree for > example. It has a circular trunk but an out of proportion linear > vertical axis. Therefore, it will not exist as long as a body that has > its opposing operands in harmony. Things like asteroids are also > extremes that will not last long but dissolve back to the sphere body > of a planet\star etc. > > -Josh. Light is an oscillating sphere of energy. The universe is round in the fourth dimension. It is a closed universe. Mitch Raemsch
From: Cwatters on 8 Feb 2010 04:23 "jdawe" <mrjdawe(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:c83df008-0274-49b4-ac70-d855bb728700(a)w27g2000pre.googlegroups.com... > The sphere is the most important structure to understand in the > opposing universe. > > Because, > > The universe itself is a sphere. > > The galaxies are spheres. Huh? Spiral galaxies.. http://images.google.co.uk/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=spiral%20galaxy&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi cylindrical nebula.. http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap980427.html
From: Empiler on 8 Feb 2010 04:59 You're confusing a state of minimum gravitational potential energy with something magical.
From: Ste on 8 Feb 2010 06:34
On 8 Feb, 07:00, BURT <macromi...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > On Feb 7, 10:44 pm, jdawe <mrjd...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > > > The sphere is the most important structure to understand in the > > opposing universe. > > > Because, > > > The universe itself is a sphere. > > > The galaxies are spheres. > > > The star systems are spheres. > > > The stars\planets\moons are spheres. > > > Electrons, protons, neutrons and the atom itself are also spheres. > > > All of the fundamental bodies of the universe are spheres. > > > The sphere is the only structure that combines all the opposing > > operations into near perfect harmony: > > > 50% circular + 50% linear. > > > 50% energy + 50% matter. > > > 50% time + 50% distance. > > > 50% motion + 50% rest. > > > 50% push + 50% pull. > > > 50% horizontal plane + 50% vertical plane > > > This harmony allows the sphere to exist for a very long time. > > > Within a sphere like our Solar System we can get bodies that are not > > in harmony but take an opposing operand to an extreme like a tree for > > example. It has a circular trunk but an out of proportion linear > > vertical axis. Therefore, it will not exist as long as a body that has > > its opposing operands in harmony. Things like asteroids are also > > extremes that will not last long but dissolve back to the sphere body > > of a planet\star etc. > > > -Josh. > > Light is an oscillating sphere of energy. The universe is round in the > fourth dimension. It is a closed universe. You can't draw a circle in only one dimension. |