N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 4. THE PHYSICS OF THE REALITIES

Book 4. The Physics of the Realities. Chapter 6. Reflection in the future time... 328 mass constant, and from the energy medium balance, respectively, the gravitational medium constant. The intersection of these constants have no meaning, therefore, differences from classical physics are formulated. The main difference is that any movement is considered from an atom and from the reactions occurring there, and after that – to the medium taking into account the time and space of the reactions . The Generator of the “SvetL” Complex, as well as morphology 64 , provides 36 variants of one form transformation, and each such transformation can take place when passing from atomic reactions to superpositions of the external bonds frequencies. Modern physics considers the other way round – from a concrete material body, therefore, there can not be any interconnection of parameters . Therefore, there is no understanding in the " SvetL" Programs possibilities for the side of representatives of "modern science", and most people. At present, some structures of gases are removed from the atmosphere, as from the medium. The average atmosphere pressure has somewhat dropped, but the partial pressures of the remaining gases are increased, which means that the electric potential of the gravitational frequencies that link the atmosphere into one medium has changed. Changes have affected not only the lower octaves. The accumulation of potentials has led to their redistribution to higher octaves (up to 97), and further changes in the properties of the atmosphere can dramatically change the state of the medium. 6.4. Fields and waves The magnetic field The basic magnetic field is octave 64 . THERE IS NO CARRIER FREQUENCY. The field is formed during the formation of the atom (antiatom) proton surface. Field notations: - for the atom – М + , - for the anti-atom – М - . 64 Morphology studies both the external structure (shape, structure, color, patterns) of the organism or its constituent parts, and the internal structure of the living organism (human morphology). It is subdivided into external morphology (or eidonomy) and internal morphology (or anatomy). Morphology differs from physiology in that the latter studies primarily the functioning of the organism.