• Phenom (ΦNΩ) are the first observable matter. 

  • 1P objects. 

  • Photons that have accumulated Phress

  • The 6 Verticies of the Phenomenon

• When Phenom occupy the same space they cancel/annihilate each other & return to the unobserved Phen state. (visualised in SP by the Pauli Exclusion Principle)

• Phenom are not in the traditional sense SP particles but can be thought of as such. They are the result of 2P lines (Phield Phibres) colliding (interfering / intersecting) with the Philter's mesh / screen of  Phibres. A simplistic way to imagine a Phenom is as a "hotspot" when multiple beams of light from a torch cross each other (not accurate but a good visual)

• When the Projection Phibres (Akin to W⁺, W⁻, Z⁰ bosons in SP) strike the Philter (Akin to Strong force field in SP) they create a point / pixel / particle of observable matter - a Phenom (ΦNΩ). 

  • This is a process of compressing (Phress) Phield Phibres of Photon energy to become Phenom when the Philters mesh of Phibres compactify the Photons & also create internal resistance as mass

Each Phenom exists in a symmetric ternary state (⁻1, 1, 1⁺). 2 states of each are observable, not the 1 state. This can create the illusion of 12 Phenom/particles in SP depending on the direction of observation (SP see's these possible as 6 quarks and 6 neutrinos, but they are just making double directional / ternary polarity observations as maybe they havent seen the ternary nature of all Phenomena)