[RascalPuff]

( Re: http://www.spaceandmotion.com/alberteinstein-Quotes.htm )

+ = This rough diagram shows how the In-Waves
and Out-Waves form a Standing Wave around the Wave-Center 'particle'.
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A negative charge draws energy inward - like Newton's gravity.
A positive charge repels energy outward - like Einstein's Cosmological Constant.

The two combined generate a standing wave - like the 4-D space-time continuuum.

More will be said about this phenomena in other T.O.E. posts.
(To be continued)

[mkirkpatrick]

Thanks RP,the old nautical saying "life on the ocean wave" is more profound and far reaching than one could possibly imagine.For waves are the carriers of lifefulness.

What exactly is the difference between a wave,and a waveicle? If any that is.




regards michael.

[RascalPuff]

"What exactly is the difference between a wave and a wavicle?" If there is any that is".

Dear Michael:
The answer to that question used to be fairly simple. It's evolved a lot since it's advent. Enter 'waveicle' in google for a series of more updated answers. Thanks for your note.

- RP

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by RascalPuff "What exactly is the difference between a wave and a wavicle?" If there is any that is". Dear Michael: The answer to that question used to be fairly simple. It's evolved a lot since it's advent. Enter 'waveicle' in google for a series of more updated answers. Thanks for your note. - RP

Thank you kindly RP,I will take your advice,and go a googling forthwith.



regards michael.