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Resonance
Resonance is the response of objects in space when they are seeking to return to balance or stasis with their environment
Resonance of SCIETspheres Derivative Resonance Values is accomplished through the SCIET cycle and the subdivision of space it creates. All points in space are SCIETs and contain their entire past, so this includes resonance of values in relationship with the moment they were formed.
Resonance is a well understood aspect of physics, but normally is only associated with the cyclic motion of atoms. SCIET Theory extends the concepts of resonance to the subtle energy realms known variously as etheric, astral, hyper space, subspace etc. All of these suggest a realm of effect removed from the regular physics of atomic kinetics and radiation.
In order to have resonance in space it is necessary to conceptualize that what is resonating has always been resonating, that it preexisted matter rather than being the by product of matter. This is covered in the Void and Space pages.
SCIET Theory attributes resonance in space to the existence of Resonance Return Values, a term used in SCIET Theory to describe a spherical closed charge (neutral) bubble that is created when a SCIET cycle is completed with the SCIETorbital effect. These spherical forms are derived from the matching of values between two points, and they nest around all interference points and remain in constant relationship with the moment they were formed. This effect began at the moment of Culmination and it is these that resonate when they move in relationship to one another.
Matter is the result of this idea and all matter is composed of layers of SCIETorbital effects that remain in constant relationship with the moment of their creation. Movement adds new layers but also causes the existing layers to resonate with others of the same value and generation.
Any discussion of resonance in SCIET Theory includes both the SCIET and the dynamics of the SCIETorbital Layers.
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