Summary of Wave Theory
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I found other pictures that exhibited energetic swirls with powerful black centers that swallow up photons (like a black hole) and prevent their escape. The swirls are surrounded by transparent, nylon-like prominences that are obviously comprised of energetic matter. They similarly jut out and return along the arms/energetic paths of the wave formation (please refer to the pictures and accompanying illustrations below).

Click to enlarge (NASA)

Click to enlarge; NASA

In other words, the prominences are gravitational waves, just as Einstein predicted!!! These loops contain ascending energetic arms. However, after beginning their return to the source they suddenly re-ascend at mid-route, reaching an even higher peak than the initial thrust. Only after the second elevation do they descend back to their source, as a result of the swirling movement of energetic matter (previous picture). After literally spending decades developing a theory based on two loops, this picture revealed that the actual wave formation is much more complex and uncouth than my rather neat and simple illustrations. Reality thus corresponds with Feynman's Postulate whereby an electron remembers the path that it once took. As we already know, condensed energetic matter (energy, space, and time) can only exist within the framework of a wave formation. Consequently, the motion of energetic matter is not defined by some sort of generic matrix, but is endowed with endless possibilities all of which operate according to the laws that define the behavior of waves. Although this picture certified my theory, much work still remained.

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Dr. Chaim Tejman, Copyright© 2004. All rights reserved.

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