Natural Disasters?
As in volcanoes or earthquakes, gravity constantly
changes its proportions. The accumulation of relatively excessive amounts
of energetic matter within the vicinity of a formation can result in an
explosion. This is due to the fact that the formation lacks the requisite
amount of energetic matter to hold on to its energetic matter. Vortices
in water (picture 1), cyclones (picture 2) and volcanoes (picture 3) are
created by concentrations of energetic matter, and the latter’s
creation of independent energetic formations. Tornados (picture 5) are
high-energy waves that strongly resemble the Cat’s Eye Nebula (picture
6). Everything that gets in the way of such a wave’s energetic path
circulation will be destroyed by the activity of its energetic matter,
which is a simple movement along a complex path formation. By studying
the phenomenon of energy accumulation, we can prevent natural disasters
and channel these huge amounts of energy to suit our own needs.
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