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| Mathematics, Equations and Answers |  both stars, we must assume the volume of mass to those two stars is equally proportionate to that central point of force: (X). This therefore means, X, the strongest exertion of force between any two bodies of mass, equals (c) the constant cubed: (X=c3).
To facilitate how this works, place your hands together as though in prayer, and then open your arms to their greatest extent. Imagine that is light rather than your hands moving. Then imagine at their furthest reach, two stars come in to being.
This is the beauty and simplistic nature of this theory. And so, now we have shown, not only a theory, explained simply in words, but one that also contains both its mathematics, equations and answers, although it might be cheating.
I said there would be a time non-time parallel where our time, and universal time run side-by-side in unison. We placed that quickly in two equations: (Time: m=e2) and Non-time: X=c3).
The first of these two big equations protects any astronaut on his journey in the said vehicle, while the second, and perhaps more profound one cancels time on a universal basis. And it's crucial we adapted this belief and showed its importance, for no doubt as a ufologist, one day you will be confronted with science.
And although it's easy just to reiterate your belief, it is also important to meet science on their own ground if you wish your comment to be taken seriously.
Yet, if an event is not possible, you'll be laughed out of town. With this rewrite, you'll at least hold your own against an academic world. You can at least inform them we did what was asked, we accepted their challenge and made the impossible, possible. Perhaps we might even state, that we took the largest step forwards in a ufological debate, and treated our beliefs, not with conjecture - or speculation, but with candour.
Some may suggest at this point, although we have provoked science in its mighty arena, we still haven't shown how to move a vessel across them vast and distant wastes of space. And that is a fair question, for although some might argue we have no insight into such advanced, technological superiority, one might also argue, equally as passionately, that we should really be mature enough to place a plausible prediction forwards to demonstrate a law of physics capable of producing not just highly accelerated speeds able to reach us from distant stars, but also a mode of transport with adequate fuel on board for their journey here, and back whence they came.
To understand the delicacy of our next operation, it is essential the reader comprehends a 'conservation of energy.' That basically means: (Neither energy or its equivalent in mass can either be created or destroyed). For a spaceship this could translate into an inexhaustible fuel supply, because, by its nature it cannot be extinguished. We might term this simply, for easy recognition: (Fuel on a loop).
The equivalent for you might be to get in your car, fill the petrol tank, drive a thousand miles - and find you still have a full tank of petrol at the end of your journey. And that idea alone would be enough to send a cold shudder through the treasury.
To understand this theory we have to incorporate our previous postulate, and slightly rephrase it somewhat. Rather than say, as Einstein did, that time is relative, we say: (Acceleration and weight are relative to time and motion, but time itself is not).
To extend this thinking still further, we will also employ a natural system of balanced forces: (Everything retains an equal parity). Just like a set of large scales with equal weight distribution.
What we intend to achieve here, is a principle where we upset the universe itself. We are going to become an irritant within its own universal dimension. Once this irritant is identified, our universe should theoretically decide to evict us; and the only way this event might happen, is if it chooses to accelerate us.
Yet, the object of our endeavour is to always mislead it. Some might term it trickery. We play the greatest
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