fundamental physical form

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In Neu Theory, a fundamental physical form is the term used by the model, that refers to one of the eleven elementary things that make up nature. The term is inclusive, meaning all of nature can be described by these eleven forms and there is nothing else that is required. The eleven fundamental forms of nature are:

#	Name	Substance	Shape	Comment
[1]	neutron core	spinrise matter quanta     (0.998623 u)	ball	future proton core
[2]	neutron membrane	spinrise matter quanta            (0.000 544 u)	shell	future electron “ball”
[3]	neutron plasm	spinrise matter quanta             (0.000 833 u)	shell	future electricity, space, motion and light
[4]	g-spin/magnetism	movement/synergy field	open torus	magnetic force
[5]	g-rise/spinfield	movement/synergy field	open shell	gravity force and effects
[6]	electric dipole charge shells	free spin energy quanta	mirror-split shells	electric “straight jackets” stuck to neutral matter balls
[7]	electric fields	movement/synergy fields	open shells	electric potential energy
[8]	zomon	free rise energy quanta	ball	expanding & diffusing-in-place space quanta
[9]	motion	2nd law bound rise energy	(host)	kinematic behavior
[10]	electric hollow	movement/synergy field	shell	atomic light matrix shell
[11]	photon	2nd law free spin energy	shell	spin energy bubble carried by space

 

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