Superphysics
The Media of the Spatial Layer
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The Spatial Layer is made up of 3 media based on the 3 Influences Model:
| Sublayer | Media | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Upper | Timespace | Time is dominant |
| Middle | Aetherspace | Alternates between time and space (i.e. probabilistic) |
| Lower | Spacetime | Space is dominant |
- Timespace is the sublayer where time predominates and space is minimal.
- Spacetime is the sublayer where space predominates and time is minimal.
- Aetherspace is the layer that combines both timespace and spacetime in order to have an arena for both physical and metaphysical perceptions.
The Various Forces from the Spatial Media
The media of the spatial layer create the various forces:
| Layer | Media | Force |
|---|---|---|
| Aethereal-Spatial | Spacetime or Most3 | Dark Energy |
| Spatial-Spatial | Spacetime or Most3 | Dark Matter |
| Spatial-Radiant/Material | Spacetime or Most3 | Gravity |
| Radiant | Spacetime or most3 + mor3 | Magnetism |
| Material | Aetherspace or Most2 | Gluon or Strong Force |
Forces that work in the Spatial and Athereal layers are not detectable by instruments. That is why physicists are unable to find dark matter, dark energy, and gravity.
The Spatial Layer has Different Dynamics in Other Universes
In this universe, the aether decided that most3 act like fluids by being less rigid, allowing them to convert from most3 to qosts.
In other universes within the multiverse however, the aether might decide for for most3 or gravitation to be more rigid.
Instead of pulling objects down to a planet’s core, it might push those objects farther.
The diversity of the universes therefore are due to the difference in the qualities or properties of the media and quanta of each layer.
