BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 3. Theory and practice in the description of the Object to be taken to the Bath 172 processes take place with radioactive atoms, the only difference is that the radioactive atoms disintegrate themselves, and in the inner space of the helices of RNA and DNA molecules other molecules and atoms disintegrate. Out of the building material that has gotten free this way, an exact copy of both the DNA or RNA molecule and the whole cell is formed at the nearest spatial level. The second material body of the cell is formed, which is just as material as the physical body, it is only formed by a qualitatively different matter, although "related", habitual for us. Here is how it is written in more detail and graphically by N. Levashov in the book "Inhomogeneity of the Universe". At the explosion (for example) of a supernova, the amplitude of the perturbation of space can vary at different points and will be proportional to the quantization factor γ. Depending on the amplitude, there becomes possible the merge of 2 to 7 primary matter in the volume of space with the disturbed dimensionality (for our universe). For all that, the fusion of matter with the formation of a hybrid matter neutralizes the deformation formed (in our example as a result of a supernova explosion), creating a stagnant wave of dimensionality. The space itself returns to a state of equilibrium. But the very state of equilibrium for each of the variants of matter fusion (hybrid matter ABC or ABCDE) will be different depending on the amplitude of the perturbation and, accordingly, the amplitude of the stagnant wave of the space dimensionality. But the perturbation amplitude of the space dimensionality may not be sufficient to merge, for example, of all seven forms of matter – then the hybrid matter ABCDEFG can not be synthesized. However, the constant presence of minor variations of dimensionality in the space (relict cosmic rays, for example), creating a kind of dynamic background, are superimposed on the existing deformations, creating in some volumes the conditions for merging in the situation described above all seven primary matters. But a constant change of this dynamic background at some point (after the passage of the wave front) will return the space dimensionality to the original level and the hybrid form of matter ABCDEFG will disintegrate before the next front arrival. Thus, the hybrid form of ABCDEFG, what we call a physically dense substance, is in a state of flicker and in the language of physicists is called an electron with its dual properties of a particle and wave.