THE POLAR SHEAF

Eterons have electric characteristics. They are made up of smaller particles (sub-eterons) that are charges of both polarities. If such charges are equally scattered it results a neutral eteron. If not, the eteron has an axis along which there is an electric gradient; that is to say, one polarity is in majority at one side and the other polarity at the opposed side. Then a dipole field is generated by the eteron that is in “dipole-state”. If such eterons are linked by theirs opposed pole-ends they make a chain that we call as a “polar thread”. Every polar thread has its dipole orientation: positive at one end and negative at the other end.

An adjacent couple of polar threads with equal orientation, if still, they repel each other, but they always begin to move: both in opposed senses. Then they attract between them strongly. So we have two polar threads moving attached laterally like if they were one thread. This movement is the “opposed flow”. Such couple of polar threads is a “polar sheaf”. A bundle of parallel polar sheaves attract among them generating a “polar sheaf field” (PSF). The lateral attraction generates a force field that we know as “magnetic field” whose force-vector is perpendicular to the sheaves. Two adjacent polar sheaves of opposed orientation repel between them. Equal oriented polar sheaves join together to form a dense field while opposed orientation makes the dispersion of shaves.

A moving charged particle generates a PSF where:

One: the orientation of dipoles is in the moving direction of the particle, that is to say, a moving electron (negative) makes to point negative ends of the thread’s eterons towards its own moving direction.

Two: opposed flow of threads creates the polarization of space. Half of the threads move in the same sense than the electron with negative ends in the moving direction and the other half flows in the opposed sense with positive ends ahead. Actually, threads form polar sheaves of the same orientation. Both threads of a given polar sheaf move in opposed senses. Both flows (one positive and the other negative) are made up of eterons in dipole state. The first flow is the “negative space” and the second (opposed) flow is the “positive space”. As both flows have equal amount of eterons, the resultant neutral eteron flow is null. Both “polarized spaces” are in the same geometrical space.

Three: the intensity of the PSF decreases by the inverse-square of the distance to the moving particle; it increases lineally with the speed of such particle, expanding laterally and increasing its total energy by the square.

Four: a PSF generated by a particle tends to move all the polarized particles inside the field in the same sense than its own polarity and in the opposed sense to the particles of opposed polarity.

Five: if the intensity of a PSF reaches a given value it is able to remove polarized sub-eterons from the eterons and generate eter-ions.

Then it is possible to generate (by electric currents) a PSF of high intensity that, at its time, generates a current of eter-ions: a “subelectric current”.

Let us consider that the space we know is the surface of a hyper-sphere (see glossary). If in the main space an eteron is ionized, then the (supposedly positive) cronon-flow (perpendicular to the main space) pushes positive eter-ions to the upper parallel space and pulls negative eter-ions to the lower parallel space. In both parallel spaces there are no eterons but only sub-eterons. Every movement in the main space full of eterons is limited by the speed of light. In both parallel spaces that speed-limit is many million times higher due to a much smaller “t” interval. So eter-ions move at that super-speed. Moreover, when a pair of eter-ions is generated both (positive and negative ones) move to one of both parallel spaces disappearing from the main space; then one (or two) neutral eteron(s) disappears leaving a hole. That hole is filled up at super-speed by the surrounding eterons. But those disappeared eterons must return to the main space once recovered theirs neutral condition. If they return at a given distance to the disappearing place they needs place and they must push aside eterons. Then those pushed eterons run to fill the mentioned disappearing-hole. On the other hand, ionizing of one eteron to positive is only possible if we ionize another eteron to negative. Repeating the concept, it happens by pairs. Both will move to opposed parallel spaces. So managing properly some electric fields it is possible to put them together again at a given place. Then they attract among them perpendicular to the main space where they meet regenerating two neutral eterons that become part of the amount that fills the disappearing hole. By this way it is possible to create an “eter-river” or a “neutral eter-flow” or simply “eter flow”. The ionizing energy is very high but it is recovered at the regenerating zone. So, the generating of an eter-river demands very low energy, if eterons are not compressed during the process. Moreover, the eter-river is of continuous flowing.

Observe that a moving particle also moves neutral eterons from its front to its back by the intron. But there are two big differences. One, eterons are compressed to energy states proportional to the particle’s internal energy (the particle grows in mass proportionally to its internal energy). Two: it happens by quantum rules generating waves so as to have a pulsing eter-density.

And just here we have reached one of the most important goals: to create an eter-flow inside which a big mass can be moved WITHOUT kinetic energy.

So, at this stage we can begin to describe three important devices without a mystery veil.

One: the graviton turbine. It is a wheel. It has horizontal axis. Dividing it by a vertical plane that contains its axis, one half weighs nothing and the other half weighs the double, generating useful torque, able to be clutched to a dynamo.

Two: the intron turbine. It will be described later; it is 20 or 30 times more efficient than the graviton turbine.

Three: propulsion. Eliminating inertia, it is possible to reach (and pass) the speed of light by electric devices fed by current generating sets.