[5589]

The following are a few interesting things that Flucidity Theory predicts about a 'unified field'.

However, please note that in Flucidity Theory, the four forces become three: Strong/weak force, gravitational force, and electro- (at this level, not electromagnatic). It also adds its own fourth force, called a representation (can be called an object in this example).

• When there are more strong/weak force particles in an electro- field there will be gravitational repulsion. When there are less strong/weak force particles in an electro- field there is gravitational attraction.
• If an object looses its gravitational force it becomes electro-
• "Black Holes" are fields of unstructured potential energy. "White holes" are fields where potential energy becomes more structured.
• When different forces are applied to gravity, we get expressions such as light waves and sound waves.
• There is no true 'speed of light'. No speed of anything exists when something is everywhere constantly. Sound is more structured than is light, for example, and thus appears to be 'slower' than light.
• When light is less structured it becomes gravity. When sound is less structured it becomes light. (Particles of energy provide structure)
• There are no gravitons.
• Matter is gravity that has been structured.

(Note that the above was ascertained from a simple Flucidity model in approximately 5 minutes. It is far from being complete. It is an example of the kinds of information discovery Flucidity Theory is capable of.)

Within this theory, there is evidence of a unified field.

[theunify]

Myself am glad to be up early, great post, do you suppose a white hole can be seen using your imagination? What does a thing like this look like?

Originally Posted by 5589 The following are a few interesting things that Flucidity Theory predicts about a 'unified field'. However, please note that in Flucidity Theory, the four forces become three: Strong/weak force, gravitational force, and electro- (at this level, not electromagnatic). It also adds its own fourth force, called a representation (can be called an object in this example). When there are more strong/weak force particles in an electro- field there will be gravitational repulsion. When there are less strong/weak force particles in an electro- field there is gravitational attraction. If an object looses its gravitational force it becomes electro- "Black Holes" are fields of unstructured potential energy. "White holes" are fields where potential energy becomes more structured. When different forces are applied to gravity, we get expressions such as light waves and sound waves. There is no true 'speed of light'. No speed of anything exists when something is everywhere constantly. Sound is more structured than is light, for example, and thus appears to be 'slower' than light. When light is less structured it becomes gravity. When sound is less structured it becomes light. (Particles of energy provide structure) There are no gravitons. Matter is gravity that has been structured. (Note that the above was ascertained from a simple Flucidity model in approximately 5 minutes. It is far from being complete. It is an example of the kinds of information discovery Flucidity Theory is capable of.) Within this theory, there is evidence of a unified field.

[5589]

Originally Posted by theunify Myself am glad to be up early, great post, do you suppose a white hole can be seen using your imagination? What does a thing like this look like?

For more on white holes, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_hole

Flucidity Theory predicts that a "black hole" is not so much a place but a function of gravity; A field of unstructured matter. A "white hole", a function of particles; A field of structured matter. Both functions are constant throughout the universe, from under your shoes and behind your ears to (in accumulated fields) what appears as black holes or 'little bangs' birthing stars.

Gravity's force is lessened upon interaction with particles (or more structured forms of particles, such as light).

[theunify]

Originally Posted by 5589 For more on white holes, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_hole Flucidity Theory predicts that a "black hole" is not so much a place but a function of gravity; A field of unstructured matter. A "white hole", a function of particles; A field of structured matter. Both functions are constant throughout the universe, from under your shoes and behind your ears to (in accumulated fields) what appears as black holes or 'little bangs' birthing stars. Gravity's force is lessened upon interaction with particles (or more structured forms of particles, such as light).

I think I figured it out without using that link. White holes are super massive black holes that give off visible light.

[5589]

Originally Posted by theunify I think I figured it out without using that link. White holes are super massive black holes that give off visible light.

How do you figure that?

[theunify]

Originally Posted by 5589 How do you figure that?

I watch a lot of Television, I must have heard it a few years back and remembered it while I reread your argument. I am right, while holes give off noticable energy?

welcoming the snow to my morning
theunify

[5589]

Originally Posted by theunify ... I am right, while holes give off noticable energy?

Not sure. I don't know anything about 'white holes'.

But I'm pretty sure that they're not just big black holes. I would think size doesn't matter (no pun intended).

In Flucidity theory, even black holes have properties of light, sound, etc., even if miniscule. So I think white holes would, too.