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Taxon 2.1
PHOTINOS
| Semistableable objects that semistabilise above and below the photonband. |
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| Revised: 12 September 2024 |
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Work in progress (due for change from neutrinos to photinos)
- B. Neutrino gravitysheath:
region surrounding a neutrino nucleus inside which
nucleus's gravitypull is stronger than any other
object's gravitypull.
| NEUTRINO PRIMARY INTERACTIONS |
- qualitative and quantitative noun for sum of neutrino's gravitypull and masspush.
- default measured at neutrino nucleus surface.
- decreases with decreasing neutrino nucleus teeldensity.
- decreases when increasing neutrino nucleus volume not countered by increasing teel numbers.
- decreasing teeldensity reduces collision frequency.
| NEUTRINO SECONDARY INTERACTIONS |
- increases with convergence on nucleus of another object.
- decreases with divergence from nucleus of another object.
- decreases with teel divergence from neutrino masscentre.
- may alter if nucleus collides with another object.
- may alter during nucleus collision with another object.
- Depth: length of straight line from surface to surface passing through axis that is 90° to height and width.
- Duration: length of time between neutrino nucleus events.
- Height: length of straight line from surface to surface that is nucleus axis and 90° vertical to depth and width.
- Volume: three dimensional measure of region inside nucleus surface.
- Width:
length of straight line from surface to surface
passing through axis that is 90° to depth
and height.
| gravitymass differential mechanism |
- Northpole: axis point on neutrino nucleus surface nominated to be north.
- Southpole: axis point on neutrino nucleus surface nominated to be south.
- when average teel speeds are low enough for teels to lattice.
- teelcore lattice is three dimensional arrangement of teels in rows and columns.
- teels in a semistable lattice may speed and spin but cannot escape their position.
- increases in teel speed increase volume of teelcore lattice and reduce its teeldensity.
- absolute solidbond is all teels drawn to the limits of their masspush and unable to speed or spin.
- Caveat:
neutrino teelcores, teeloceans, and teelospheres may not be simultaneously overstable, semistable, or understable.
- Caveat:
neutrino teeloceans, teelcores, and teelospheres may not be overstable, semistable, or understable simultaneously.
- Caveat: neutrino teelospheres, teelcores, and teeloceans may not be overstable, semistable, or understable simultaneously.
- teelstream
spin: increases as compressor inner diameter decreases
and increasing axiquark/proton spin equalises with teelstream spin.
- lowest at teelstream surface - highest at teelstream masscentre.
- teel density:
- lowest at teelstream surface - highest at teelstream masscentre.
- teelstream at exhaust exit is an unexpanded linear nucleus (a teelocean) inside an expanding linear teelosphere:
- after exit (1): outer teelosphere dissipates.
- after exit (2): inner teelosphere and linear nucleus droplet into a "string" of neutrinos.
- teelstream at exhaust exit is an unexpanded linear nucleus (a teelcore inside teelocean) inside an expanding linear teelosphere.
- after exit (1): outer teelosphere dissipates.
- after exit (2): inner teelosphere and linear nucleus droplet into a
"string" of neutrinos.
- neutrinos exiting torus exhaust may or may not be superluminal.
- neutrinos after emission may or may not be superluminal.
- neutrinos understable or overstable prior to emission semistabilise after emission.
- semistabilisation below photonic masses is initially above lightspeed.
- semistabilisation above photonic masses is initially below lightspeed.
- Laws: statements concerning phenomenal equivalences, orders, sequences,
relationships, etc, for which no ambiguities, deviations, exceptions,
etc, are currently known.
- Energy is not created or destroyed.
- The mutual gravitypull of a neutrino and another object is directly
proportional to the product of their gravitymasses and inversely proportional
to the square of their separation distance. The mutual gravitypull is
always attractive and acts along the straight line between their masscentres.
- A neutrino moves toward the object gravitypulling it most strongly.
- Gravitypull is not created or destroyed.
- The gravitypull of a neutrino is inversely proportional to
the square of the distance from the surface of its nucleus.
- A neutrino cannot occupy a place in space and time already occupied by another neutrino.
- Masspush is not created or destroyed.
- All measurements are relative to a benchmark.
- One unit of speed equates to one unit of spin.
- One unit of speed or spin can transmute to any ratio of
speed or spin but the sum of that speed or spin is always one unit.
- A neutrino's gravitypull and masspush is equal and opposite at the
surface of its nucleus modified by nucleus teeldensity.
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