Part 5 - Gravity

Image 11 - Gravity Hot Spots

Gravity is a collective obtaining an energy with expanding mass. It is not however a uniform energy because being a collective it is amassed by high gravity areas combining with low gravity areas. The difference in effect is smoothed out with distance from the source but cannot be considered universally uniform. This gravity map of the earth shows how gravity is affected by locally massed gravity high spots.

Gravity anomaly map from the NASA's GRACE (Gravity Recovery And Climate Experiment).

Image 12 - Background Radiation

The variations in the cosmic microwave background as seen by the COBE mission.. it would be perhaps more strange if background radiation were even as different events are happening all over the universe and would affect the surrounding area. If all events were isolated we would not see anything out there at all, the radiation emanating from the stars effect everything between it as us.

Image from NASA

Image 13 - Particle Circulation

The rotation of planetary bodies effect the circulation of sub atomic particles, these particles you cannot see but the effect is well demonstrated by the way cloud formations circulate forming spiralling cyclones. Cyclones spin anti clockwise in the northern regions and clockwise in the south.

Image 14,15 - Sub Atomic Particle Flow

Large bodies with active cores emanate streams of high energy sub atomic particles, rotating bodies stream a large portion of these particles along the gyroscopic plain.

This spin gives these particles a sideways movement as well as an outward movement. This causes anything caught up in this particle flow to orbit in the direction of that flow.

This flow can be best imagined as droplets of water flowing from a rotating gfarden sprinkler.