Superphysics Superphysics
Chapter 9b

Constants as Ratios Between Layers

by Juan Icon
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The constants in Nature are the fixed values that, to Superhysics, represent the ratios between the Layers.

Spatial-Radiant

For example, a well-known constant is the speed of light (Radiant) which is the distance that it travels in 1 second (Spatial).

So the higher layer is the Spatial which is used to judge the Radiant, as light, as it moves in 1 unit of time.

Material-Spatial

1 second is based on a constant of oscillations of the Cesium atom (Material) when put under microwave radiation (Radiant).

And so the Physics measure for the universe is based on the Material Layer.

Constant Value Ratio Layers
Pi 3.14.. Radiant-Spatial
Gravity (6.6743 ± 0.00015) × 10−11 m3 kg−1 s−2 Material-Spatial
Speed of light 299,792,458 Radiant-Spatial
Fine Structure Constant 0.00729927007 Radiant-Aetherspace
Second 9,192,631,770 Hz Radiant-Material

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