Curvature of Stellar Cosmological Space
Posted in curvature on 12/18/2010 04:58 am by adminCurvature of the stellar cosmological space conforms to inter-dimensional foundations. Overdeveloped curvature and underdeveloped tangential foundations consist of forms that only result in dimensional space analysis when certain standards are applied to the original cosmology. One may assume, “important space, dimension and curvature have intermediate textures as their foundation,” if no regard is given to non-conformist (relativistic) standards when applying thought processes to controlling the measurement.
Stellar dimensional space consists of:
a.) motion
b.) vacuum space
c.) lines and curves
d.) etheric dimensions
e.) countable dimensions
Fluid foundation without curvature consists of:
a.) lack of curvature
b.) foundation that is fluid
c.) foundation without curvature
When fluid foundation is extracted from the excess curvature of stellar cosmological space, an analysis of dimension may conform to some specific and relativistic standard when vacuum space, lack of curvature, and controlled tangential foundations are studied. If one refers to the following illustration (previously shown in the upcoming past lecture), the idea that space has intermediate textures that conform to relativistic standards becomes clear:
If one discerns parts of the above displayed illustration, a very odd fluidic motion becomes apparent. When reversed, curves become lines, angular dimension becomes etheric, and fluid changes into a textured dimensional foundation. Three colors are of utmost interest to those who explain their interest to displayed fields of time and dimension. The first color is red, the second color is yellow, and the third color is not currently named, as it has been previously unidentified. Simplistic views of this third color may follow.