Timespace as Holder of Gravitational Signatures

Timespace is the sublayer where time predominates and space is minimal.

This is visualized by our aethereal Cartesian Plane which is made up of polar coordinates.

Timespace is closer to the Aethereal Layer because:

• it has more time than space
• it has more access to discrete perceptions since time is the gap between perceptions in general (as opposed to space which is confined to a single perception)

While spacetime looks outward from the expanse of a single perception, timespace looks inward from the variety of perceptions.

This is why timespace is necessary to reveal and analyze the gravitational signature of an identity, which is totally inward or inherent.

Attractive and Repulsive Forces

The affinity between the gravitational signatures between identities leads to the attractive force between them.

The contrariness between them leads to the repulsive force.

This means that attraction, repulsion, and movement depends on the qualities of gravitational signatures which we house in the quantum of timespace (qots).