Gravity Well

Pt 2

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February 21, 2006

Joel Akin

If the well we call gravity is built on a theology of time then the train which holds gravity in place is shattered if time is broken. We know that time is built on a philosophy of motivation. Time to us seems static yet in positions of it, as in knowing its locations, we can ascertain that time has a track keeper we might call line breaker. The line breakers jobs is to take time and hold it, then splice it so it contains the nucleus of bare wires and charge. Charge is a way of seeing time outside the normal perspective. Charge is an ability to keep time built up but not torn. Think of charge as a wave on the sea. The charge is carried like a motion but not level and flat but broken like a wave. A broken wave holds the measure of speed and depth but the depth of the wave is measured by our old friend the Kee Wave. Now a wave and a Kee wave sound complicated so lets add that time doesn't measure its own progress but spaces its progress so we are left with two conjoined time zones we might call wave one and two. Two time zones meet and then collide and then merge and pass through each other if the conditions are exact. The end result is if you pass from past to present and go faster then time you might find yourself in such a place.

Gravity takes time and measures it and spaces it and temporalizes it. The last word means it stops it briefly with a kiss and then passes or pauses it again on a second level we might call catchment. Catchment is the basis of times fluidity but not the mention of its fullness. Now if I wanted time to serve me I would measure out its length x its dimensions. But how can you find the dimension of time? If we could say its length was known, as in seven thousand years, then its dimensions would be based on the factor of gravity's power source.

The Power source for gravity seems difficult to simplify. If we have spent the last few months speaking of its measure then its powers source must be very small or very large or a link between the two. Or some kind of spatial anomaly. Whatever that is we could say that the beginning of gravity's source of power is called a beat. A beat is a pressurized wave and a pressurized wave is something we've seen in Nuclear Explosions. It hits you like a ton of bricks. But that is only a wave and there are not constant nuclear explosions happening on earth that we are aware of. So if there are no pressurized waves from earth or the moon then where does gravity come from? We'll call it a wave so that you can understand an ocean wave carries force, pressure and energy if you will. Some sound repetitious but people need repetition to understand a simple problem. You can't take away the wave unless you find a way to block it. The wave is eternal as long as all the elements are in motion. Once the motion ceases gravity begins to decline. So if I find myself floating its because the rotational aspects we measure gravity by are declined.

So is the rotation of the earth the cause of gravity? And if so do we as humans fly off if the rotation of the earth ceases? Even rotation on a tiny asteroid creates a gravity field or is it the weight of the object which does this?

To answer these are a simple equation in time or temporal fields. Time carries forward but we don't always equate it to much more then the rotation of the earth. In reality time carries towards a goal called tomorrow in outer space as well as on earth. So time, if part of gravity, doesn't seem to be measured just by rotational aspects. So we are left with a dilemma we find it hard to measure.