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Let’s imagine that by adding of energy we can turn a solid matter, which’s placed inside the space bubble, into expended matter, i.e. let’s consider the ideal imaginable situation, when elementary solid particle, called by me conventionally atom, changes its state so that all its content becomes expended. What will happen with space-body in this particular case?
As we see, atom loses gravity and acquires levity, so all content of space bubble is striving to its periphery:
1. As permanent concentration of matter to the center eliminates, so permanent pressure on it from all sides eliminates as well.
2. As contracted matter looses its density, so it occupies more part of space bubble (the II stage on the diagram) and repulsive force to the centripetal pressure inside of body (centrifugal cause of revolving) eliminates as well (I & II stage - black centrifugal arrows) and is striving to zero, i.e. the II stage on the diagram corresponds to stopping of revolving, as there isn’t need in it.
3. Final – III stage: all matter is turning into highest expended form and is occupying the ultimate periphery of space bubble, when spinning of whole space-body is stopped, but striving of expended matter to the periphery of space bubble can’t find realization of its straining into spinning as it had been in the example of space-body with solid matter above.