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The Theory of the Pelastrating Universe or the Big Tube Theory A new process is to be described to explain gravitational fields. This process is called: Pelastration. We note it as [P]. A pelastration generates a new space, that is multilayered. That new space is called a holon.
The multi-dimensional Universe may consists of a giant basic tube made from a tensegritic membrane (probably with a bucky-structure or nano-tube structures), but to us - in essence - the membrane is the spacetime boundary and is the only cosmological substance. The dynamic membrane acts in first instance as the PRIOR-GEOMETRY. I refer here to Buckminster Fuller who states in Synergetics - Chapter: Radiation-Gravitation: Electromagnetic Membrane 1052.86: Please now think of all the tensional forces of Universe as one single membrane containing all the radiational, explosive forces we have enumerated. Now think of the original compression sphere exploding into many ... individual, exploded-apart, spherical mass components, each of which is tightly embraced by the membrane__leaving only intervening perpendicular linear tubes. However, I add here the concept of unbrokenness. Where this means that there cannot be an explosion. Then there is no "exploding", but smooth pelastrations (topological penetrations) to create the "many"(multi-layered spaces or topological holons).
The Big Tube sub-divides itself by pelastrations in trillions of other tube-zones and inter- and intra-dimensional tubes. First a number of basic tubes related to basic concepts and balance. Pelastration is an essential process to explain the creation of dimensions and several joining activities, but is not the only process. Sub-tubes - resulting from the pelastration of several types of tubes - can also coil, knot, etc. with other tubes and provoking changes of conditions. For example by coiling they can create temporary conditions (joined resonance by outside connection) to attract symbiotic other tubes (compare it with human reproduction). Another type of resonance is however also created by internal friction or over-heating of one or more layers in a tube-zone or the entry of new tubes (like adding new strings to the piano).
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