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Space

 Dimension Compound Tetrality

Harmonic Science describes matter as a distortion of space.
Matter which has developed harmonic bonding is "lifelike", and since it is a distortion of "Energy" will fall into that category.

Matter

Elements Revici's anabolic and catabolic periodic table

Elements contain Harmonics that generate spatial Dimensions.

Classic

The common periodic table are basic harmonics.

05
H
  Elements.png
Name
Number
Weight
 
07
He
55
Li 		08
Be 		40
B 		02
C 		10
N 		03
O 		90
F 		77
Ne
75
Na 		88
Mg 		44
Al 		22
Si 		11
P 		33
S 		99
Cl 		57
Ar
15
K 		51
Ca 		58
Sc 		85
Ti 		48
V 		84
Cr 		24
Mn 		42
Fe 		12
Co 		21
Ni 		13
Cu 		31
Zn 		93
Ga 		39
Ge 		79
As 		97
Se 		71
Br 		17
Kr
45
Rb 		54
Sr 		82
Y 		28
Zr 		18
Nb 		81
Mo 		41
Tc 		14
Ru 		34
Rh 		43
Pd 		32
Ag 		23
Cd 		92
In 		29
Sn 		19
Sb 		91
Te 		74
I 		47
Xe
53
Cs 		35
Ba 		* 52
Lu 		25
Hf 		83
Ta 		38
W 		95
Re 		59
Os 		98
Ir 		89
Pt 		94
Au 		49
Hg 		87
Tl 		78
Pb 		27
Bi 		72
Po 		37
At 		73
Rn

Grid Alfred Partheil
 
 
57
Ar
87
Tl 		· 95
Re
47
Xe 		· 98
Ir 		· 53
Cs
27
Bi 		· 49
Hg 		· 83
Ta 		· 15
K
17
Kr 		· 92
In 		· 34
Rh 		· 18
Nb 		· 25
Hf
73
Rn 		· 19
Sb 		· 23
Cd 		· 41
Tc 		· 82
Y 		· 54
Sr
79
As 		· 39
Ge 		· 31
Zn 		· 12
Co 		· 42
Fe 		· 48
V 		· 58
Sc
77
Ne 		· 90
F 		· 33
S 		· 10
N 		· 22
Si 		· 40
B 		· 88
Mg 		· 55
Li
05
H 		· 08
Be 		· 44
Al 		· 02
C 		· 11
P 		· 03
O 		· 99
Cl 		· 07
He
85
Ti 		· 84
Cr 		· 24
Mn 		· 21
Ni 		· 13
Cu 		· 93
Ga 		· 97
Se
45
Rb 		· 28
Zr 		· 14
Ru 		· 32
Ag 		· 91
Te 		· 37
At
52
Lu 		· 81
Mo 		· 43
Pd 		· 29
Sn 		· 71
Br
51
Ca 		· 38
W 		· 94
Au 		· 72
Po
35
Ba 		· 89
Pt 		· 74
I
59
Os 		· 78
Pb
75
Na
 
Galaxy Electromagnetic Anisotropy

Now compare that to this:

Whirlpool galaxy Toroidal geometry

 

Spiral
This Harmonic Grid
maps galactic geometry
(top view):

Nodes
57
95 · 78
53 · 98 · 47
15 · 83 · 94 · 72
52 · 18 · 34 · 29 · 17
45 · 82 · 41 · 23 · 91 · 73
58 · 48 · 24 · 12 · 13 · 39 · 97
55 · 88 · 40 · 22 · 10 · 33 · 90 · 77
07 · 99 · 03 · 11 · 02 · 44 · 08 · 05
79 · 93 · 31 · 21 · 42 · 84 · 85
37 · 19 · 32 · 14 · 28 · 54
71 · 92 · 43 · 81 · 25
27 · 49 · 38 · 51
74 · 89 · 35
87 · 59
75
The vast majority
of a galaxy is
not even visible.

A distortion zone
reaches from the
edge of a galactic
cell to the center of
its gravitational core.

The dense space occurrs at the highly factorized nodes.
The Sector of nodality is the axis horizontally at the center is where mass accumulates. This corresponds to the centerline through a galaxy which is actually a spiral. Due to the interaction of harmonics in that area where the two halves are joined the repulsive harmonics are forced together by a stronger attractive force and this is where all the energetic action happens. For example 33 and 44 are violently repulsive with each other but are held in the harmonic field by their adjacent factor harmonics on their respective sides. The 9080 and 1020 harmonics are attractive.

Etc Convergence

Other stuff I have yet to develop.

Concept
Pi
The basics

I have a concept which claims that the value of Pi is actually a range of proportions with 36 quantifiable values. This happens because we mistake the circle drawn on paper for the real orbit of a massive object (including the so-called massless particles) in real space. In my theory, which won't be in HTML for a while, the Pi is actually happening in a discrete location of the orbit and its location determines the behavior of the particle and atom and molecule, etc.
I have not figured out how to draw diagrams, that is a problem.
The number 6 somehow relates to the real function of the universe and does not interact directly with the Knowledge Body. There is nowhere in any of my study which has allowed me to use the number 6 except as a base for Pi which can only be used to describe the sphericality of masses in a gravitational field (NOT A CIRCLE ON PAPER).
Pi is actually twicePi, and the fractional part of twicePi is the focus of a lot of mystery to me.

 

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