Chapter 5 Crossing The Event Horizon

Crossing the Event Horizon Presented by Nassim Haramein

Part 1: The Untold Physics Chapter 5: Concept of Black Holes In order to understand the concept of atoms, planets, galaxies and stars as all having black holes at their center, you must picture yourself in relationship to the inside and outside of this system. Due to the extreme density within the structure of a black hole, if you are on a planet you will only see what is outside of the black hole of the planet. This appears in space as an *event horizon of a star or galaxy with white light radiating from the electromagnetic spectrum. This is the outer view of black holes in the universe. In current physics it will be argued that not all galaxies or stars have enough mass for a black hole. So it took a lot of searching to find the flaw in this theory.

The Torus showing the Coriolis and Centrifugal Effects The torus shows the relationship between gravity, which is the force that contracts into a black hole and the electromagnetic grid, which is the force of the radiant light at the event

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horizon. The problem in physics relates to the belief that gravity is a weak force, which goes back to the structure of the atom, where all of the problems started. Actually atoms are mini-black holes which you only view the white event horizons, so in studying the atom, physicists were confused when they found a very dense positive nuclei in the center of the atom, which defied their theory of mass and then they found the negative electrons surrounding the atom that had a constant spin without losing energy and showed no signs of entropy. This created the first problem and instead of resolving it through Newtonian physics, they created quantum physics with new forces and particles. Under Newtonian physics if you put positive particles together, they repel each other. However, in the nuclei of the atom, it has the dense structure of a black hole in the vacuum and they did not consider gravity as the natural force to hold this dense mass together. So instead of re-investigating gravity as a stronger force, which would have resolved the structural issue, they created new forces called the strong and weak forces and added gluons to hold it all together. The simplicity of the structure of nature therefore, eluded them causing major fundamental errors which have been compounded over the years. In order to resolve the original mistake in calculating the structure of the atom, a relationship between gravity and the electromagnetic force had to be established. What we have found correlates to the spin of the electrons in the atom moving at near the speed of light, which prevents the annihilation that would normally happen with positive and negative charged particles. Physics also had no answers for the origin of spin their observations only start with the big bang. In this new study it was realized that you must have spin in order for the electromagnetic force to radiate in the visible spectrum. Therefore, it was important to understand the spin of electrons. Einstein discovered that the spin was not sourced by the object itself and proceeded to write differential equations for the curvature of space time, which still did not solve the original problem. Carl Swartzchild worked on gravitation and found that it generated singularity in a black hole, but was ignored by Einstein. Kerr and Newman added rotation to the spin, but everything was based on the original flaw created to explain the structure of the atom. The animation of the Torus grid can be viewed at: http://www.theresonanceproject.org/research/torus.htm

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Close up view of interaction of forces in the torus movement The above illustration shows the movement of energy and interaction of gravity as a force and the electromagnetic grid as a force, flowing and contracting in relationship referred to as an implosion side and an explosion side. This illustrates the dynamic synergy of the structure of the universe, which is always in motion. In physics this motion is acknowledged as it applies to gravity which is the contracting force, and the electromagnetic has been acknowledged as the radiation force. Applying this relationship to the structure of a black hole in any size shows that the extra forces that were created are not necessary. The next step was to look at the quarks, which are in the proton structure of the nuclei of the atom. The calculations of the force in the quarks showed the exact force necessary to hold the nuclei of the atom together, corresponding with gravity. These equations eliminated the need for the strong and weak forces of physics. Then we discovered that the weak force that allows for the radiation is really the entropy factor in a black hole.

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Now we are back to the issue of spin. Since we have established that current physics still does not have the answer of the origin of spin, this was our next relationship to establish. So far we have established that you must have spin to radiate as light in the visible spectrum. Einstein did not solve this with the equations for the curvature of space-time around an object. Then Swartzchild did the equations based on gravitation causing the singularity, but died in WWII after sending it to Einstein, who published it but basically ignored singularity. The work as we discussed earlier did become accepted as the Swartzchild constant, but we still did not have the answers for the origins of spin because he did not include rotation in his field equations.

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In 1965, Kerr and Newman added rotation to the curvature of space in the Einstein field theory by defining the radius, and then just rotating the radius, not the objects. By rotating just the radius as the frame of reference, they eliminated all of the geoscopic effects, the coriolis forces and everything that you would feel if you tried to grab hold of a rotating shaft. So this still did not solve the problem as they left out the torque. This causes a very big problem in cosmology as they are missing 98% of the visible universe based on these accepted equations. Each galaxy has 250-300 billion stars and there are billions of galaxies in the universe. Without the calculations for the torque, the only aspect that the cosmologists can analyze with the current theories is the dynamics of the spin, but not the origins. In order to account for this missing universe they have established a theory of dark matter, and anti-matter for their studies of the other 98%. Therefore, our new theory involves the torque of the stars, planets and galaxies, while also including the atom. Basically the solution lies in understanding the change of density as you move from the outer edge of a system towards its center. This generates the speed of the spin. As you get to the extreme density of the void at the center of a black hole, which involves the atomic level of all densities, the spin increases to near the

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speed of light. The constant interaction of the forces are always seeking equilibrium, but never really attaining it. You can liken it to the pressure changes in the weather, which involve densities. The void or center of the hurricane is the still point and the outer torque of the winds can shift and change without notice as it moves back and forth in relationship to the contraction and expansion. The final equations will address the torque from the cosmic to the atomic level unifying the forces of gravity and the electromagnetic fields to create a Unified Field Theory that explains the simplicity of the structure of nature. Questions: 1. What is the outer view of a black hole? a. Density____________ b. Event horizon_____________ 2. Physicists were confused when they found a very dense positive nuclei in the center of the atom, which defied their theory of mass and then they found the negative electrons surrounding the atom that had a constant spin without losing energy and showed no signs of entropy. How did they solve this problem? a. Adjusted the density____________ b. created new forces_______ 3. In order to resolve the original mistake in calculating the structure of the atom, what needs to be resolved? a. relationship of gravity and electromagnetic force_____ b. density_____ 4. What causes the electromagnetic force to radiate in the visible spectrum? a. spin___________ b. density________ 5. What calculations showed the exact force necessary to hold the nuclei of the atom together, corresponding with gravity and eliminated the need for the strong and weak forces of physics? a. force in quarks_________ b. density in atoms____________ 6. Did Einstein solve the origin of spin with the equations for the curvature of space-time around an object? a. Yes_____________ b. No_____________ 7. In 1965, Kerr and Newman added rotation to the curvature of space in the Einstein field theory. Why did this not solve the origin of spin? a. Applied to radius_________ b. Applied to forces__________ 8. What calculations are necessary for cosmologists to study the 98% of space that is now classified as dark matter?

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a. Torque______________

b. Density of matter_________________

Glossary: Event horizon: This appears in space as an outer edge of a star or galaxy with white light radiating from the electromagnetic spectrum. This is the outer view of black holes in the universe. Quarks: Physics. Any of a group of hypothetical sub-atomic particles having electric charges of magnitude one-third or two-thirds that of the electron, proposed as the fundamental units of matter. Torque: 1. The moment of a force, a measure of its tendency to produce torsion and rotation about an axis, equal to the vector product of the radius vector from the axis rotation to the point of application of the force by the force applied. 2. A turning or twisting force.

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