Lift.
It's been a hundred years since we've been traveling by plane and yet,
we don't know the phenomenon, which contradicts Archimedes' force.
The weight of the air replaced by the plane is insignificant compared to the
weight of the plane and yet, the plane flies upward. In the materialist
conception we do not find the explanation of the force that lifts the plane.
It is found that the force, lift, is the interaction between the plane and the air,
the essential being the speed of movement between the plane and the air.
If there is no movement, there is no lift and attention, there is no lift even
when the plane is static and the air is in motion - the wind. This observation
demonstrates that the plane has lift only when it moves relative to the space,
not the air, the air only disrupts the lift. Therefore, the lift of the plane is the
interaction between its speed and space. The demonstration complicates the
understanding of the phenomenon because, we do not know what space is,
although, we find the same interaction in the gyroscope and in inertial motion.
Since speed is a vector quantity, the interaction with space must also be a
vector quantity, so space is the properties of vectors - vector space.
The rotational speed of the gyroscopic disk orients the polarities of the
vector space in the direction and sense of the disk's rotation. On the surfaces
of the disk, the orientations of the vector polarities of space, being parallel,
repel each other and their forces compress the disk in the plane of rotation.
Thus, the rotation of the disk becomes inertial, so it cannot tilt the plane of
rotation. The vector space around the earth is spherically oriented by the
orthogonal vector circuits of the planet, which are vectorially composed
with the gyroscope. The interaction of the linear motion of a body with the
vector space orients the polarities of the space in the direction and sense of
the movement - inertial movement. The body becomes captive to the
repulsive forces of the vector space around it, until the action of an external
force, which changes through continuous vector composes, the direction of
polarization of the vector space, of the inertial movement. The plane is in
this state at takeoff, when the propulsion force imparts a linear motion,
"inertia", up to a certain speed, at which it changes the direction of
propulsion, taking off. The change in the direction of the plane's movement
vectorially composes the old and new orientation directions of the polarities
of the vector space, resulting in another maintained inertial motion,
controlled automatically or by the pilot.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Condensed vector space - matter.
Condensed vector space is the vector space, which contains as a whole,
structures of interactions of vector properties (energy), in the state of gas,
liquid and solid. In turn, these states compose macroscopic mineral
structures, the universal bodies, with specific metabolism, with evolution,
reproduction and limited existence. The metabolism of a star consists in the
assimilation of the energy of the vector space, converted into hydrogen and
the return of the energy to the vector space, in the form of specific radiations,
vector oscillations. In the universe, the movements of mineral structures are
interactions with vector space. On planet Earth, the movements of biological
structures and of devices are interactions with condensed vector space,
propelled by propeller wings, jets, undulations, levers, or wheels.
Helicopter flight, bird flight, swimming, skating, skiing, walking,
or on wheels are interactions with condensed vector space. The density of
vector structures (of atoms) presents in the vector space the state of gas,
liquid and solid, as the energy of the vector connections between the
structures. The vector space condensed in this way acquires rigidity,
evident in its interactions with the velocity of meteorites, which penetrate
the gas, liquid and solid state of the condensed vector space. The first form
of energy is the interactions that condense vector space into orthogonally
closed vector circuits, a structure called hydrogen. Energy continues the
condensation of vector space, through vector connections between two
structures, then three structures, four hydrogen structures called helium
and so on, forming the elements and bodies of the universe.
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