The fastest of the three shells or vortical envelopes will be the inner most envelope which will be enclosed by the second whirling vortex and the slowest third vortex will enclose the first two. Imagine an orange with three peels each one covering a band or width of the equator sealing the area not covered by another enclosed band of the next inner layer/peel. The poles of each spinning equator will be open. In Figure 7B.03 - Dynaspheric Shells and Attractive Compressing Equators the black areas of each shell are the spinning compressing sealing areas of high equatorial motion. The colored areas are the open polar zones. The three concentric envelopes will effectively seal the entire surface area of the orange according to its velocity of rotation which translates directly into force of compression and density; i.e., contained or latent power. The end result is a highly compressed "solid" sphere of matter. These dynaspheric shells correspond to Russell's "caps" that seal and hold an atom together. See "Atomic Suicide?" for more details. The more harmonious the rates of equatorial spin motions of these interdependent parts the more spherical the entitity. As a dynamical sphere it will have six major vectors of attraction corresponding to normal vectors from/to its contracting equatorial syntropic bands. This hexagonal configuration would lead to a basic hexagonal valence configuration as seen in numerous chemical structures.
See Also
AFFINITY OF ETHERIC CAPSULES
capsule
electron shells
Envelope
Etheric Capsule
Figure 19.03 - Hollow Shell 12 inches ID
Figure 20.03 - Hollow Shell 12 inches ID
Figure 7.3 - Step 3 - Sphere Forms Orthogonally Triple Compressing Shell Layers
Figure 7B.03 - Dynaspheric Shells and Attractive Compressing Equators
Latent Force in Interstitial Spaces
MEASURING THE VELOCITY OF THE ETHERIC CAPSULE
rotating envelope
ROTATION OF THE ETHERIC CAPSULE
terrestrial envelope
terrestrial magnetic envelope
7B.03 - Dynaspheric Shells
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1.5 - Fractal Structure of Matter
1.6 - Structure of Matter
13.01 - Math Structure a Place to Start
13.08 - Atlins Neutral Center Structure and Dynamics
7.17 - Eighth
7B.03 - Dynaspheric Shells
AFFINITY OF ETHERIC CAPSULES
atmospheric envelope
atomic prison
ATOMIC STRUCTURE
atomolic envelope
7B.03 - Dynaspheric Shells
capsule
COMPLEX STRUCTURE
crystalline structure
DISINTEGRATION OF ETHERIC CAPSULE
Dynasphere
Dynaspheric Force
electron shells
encasement
energetic structure
Envelope
Etheric Capsule
Etheric Elements
etheric envelope
etheric structure
Figure 3.3 - Orthogonal Structure and Dynamics
Figure 4.12 - Keelys Formative Structural Dynamic Morphology
Figure 4.14 - Feynmans Triplet Structures of the Proton and Neutron
Figure 6.0.5 - Cube with Vortices showing Structural Relations
Figure 6.1 - Orthogonal Vortex Motion as Structural base of Cubes
Figure 6.13 - An Introductory Matrix Structure
Figure 7B.03 - Dynaspheric Shells and Attractive Compressing Equators
Figure 7B.09 - Feynmans Triplet Structure of Photon
Figures 3.31 - Vortex Orthogonal and self-contained Motions - Structure
fine structure constant
Fine Structure
fine-structured opposites
floral envelope
homogenously structured
Hyperfine Structure
Lewis structure
mathematical origin and structure
Matter
MEASURING THE VELOCITY OF THE ETHERIC CAPSULE
molecular envelope
molecular structure
molecule
morphous structure
New Concept - XXVIII - Vibrating Matter - The Root Principle of Atomic Structure
organic structure
polar envelope
restructure
rotating envelope
ROTATION OF THE ETHERIC CAPSULE
rotatory envelope
shell
snail shell resonator
Structure
structure-loosening
structure-reducing
structuring
superstructure
Table 11.01 - Scale of Infinite Ninths its Structure and Base
Table 11.05 - Comparison of Scale Structural Components and Relations
Table 13.01 - Suppositional Math and Symbolic Structure
terrestrial envelope
terrestrial magnetic envelope
tissue-structure
triple combination of the magnetic terrestrial envelope
unity of structure