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Presenting... the Geometrical-Physical Symmetry.
Q: What is the Geometrical-Physical Symmetry?
A: It is the symmetry between the two distinct aspects of nature, the geometrical aspect of nature (spatial) and the physical aspect of nature (material).
Introducing the Geometrical-Physical symmetry:
Measures of Space and Substance(aka matter)
Space:
Length (1-volume)
Area (2-volume)
Volume (3-volume)
Tera-Volume (4-volume)
Peta-Volume (5-volume)
Exa-Volume (6-volume)
Zetta-Volume (7-volume)
Yotta-Volume (8-volume)
Ronna-Volume (9-volume) (Xenna)
Quetta-Volume (10-volume) (Daka)
Matter:
Mass (1-charge)
Electric Charge (2-charge)
Color Charge (3-charge)
Terae Charge (4-charge)
Petae Charge (5-charge)
Exae Charge (6-charge)
Zettae Charge (7-charge)
Yottae Charge (8-charge)
Ronnae Charge (9-charge) (Xennae)
Quettae Charge (10-charge) (Dakae)
The Measure Polytope and Measure Particle
Measure Polytope (Space):
2: Square
3: Cube
4: Tesseract
5: Penteract
6: Hexeract
7: Hepteract
8: Octeract
9: Enneract
10: Dekeract
Measure Particle (Matter):
2: Atom
3: Baryon (Hadron)
4: Aceon
5: Petaeon
6: Exaeon
7: Zettaeon
8: Yottaeon
9: Ronnaeon(Xennaeon)
10: Quettaeon(Dakaeon)
Some Geometrical Terms
Some Physical Terms
Comparing the Geometrical-Physical Symmetry with pre-Socratic philosophers
Democritus: "...but in truth there are only atoms and the void."
Time - the asymmetrical void
Space- the symmetrical void
Temperature- the asymmetrical matter
Matter(substance)- the symmetrical matter
Full diagram of the
Geometrical-Physical
Symmetry
LEFT SIDE OF DIAGRAM: GEOMETRICAL
RIGHT SIDE OF DIAGRAM: PHYSICAL
The limit of our existence (all existences are limited, the principle of finitude)
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