39. There are two opposed systems of curvature within wave fields. One system of curvature produces spheroidal pressure gradients around north and south poles, which makes of each pole a gravitative and radiative center.

The other system of curvature produces spheroidal pressure gradients around east and west poles. These cause gravitative and radiative centers to form between north-south poles and unite divided pairs into one.

Pressure gradients act like lenses in the bending of radii inward or outward, in accord with the direction of motion, through convex or concave curvature. This is too vast a subject for further expansion here, but diagrams from The Russell Home Study Course, Figures 162 to 174, inclusive, pages 120, 121, 122, 123, will more fully explain it. [Walter Russell, A New Concept of the Universe, pages 80]
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