Phenomenon (ΦΝ8)

Phenomenon (ΦN8) - a single quantum scale unit (Voxel) of the most basic stable structure in the universe & is esentially the Phen Theory Model (PTM)

The first 1st stage of Phen explains most of what you need to know about how the Phenomenon arises. & other sections will describe it's Mechanics, so all that we need here is a description of the various basic components & combinations

Phen - ΦΝ 

Zero Point (0P) Phen at the centre of the Phenomenon as seen in stage 1

All Phenom arise & return to this point via Phield Phibres of eactly 1 Phurlon (P to P)

Phenom (ΦΝΩ)

PhenOM (ΦNΩ) - most basic matter (Phen Observed as Matter / Phen Objects of Mass) known in RP as a particles. They are 3 different flavours of compressed Photons (Phield Phibres) that arose from the Phen

• Phenom (ΦNΩ) are observed Phen (ΦN) & the first observable matter

• 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 balanced 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)

3 Phenomenal Generations

of Mirrored Phenom pairs

The first 3 Phenom generations of mirror Positive & negative pairs form the axes of the Phenomenon

Every Phenom is identical to its generation partner & only identifyable by it's Polarity  (+/-) "Direction" & all 3 generations are also identical & only identifyable by their Phield Phibres axis rotation "flavour/temperature" of Blue, Green & Red. And each Phenom generation pair is identical to the Phen they rise from. So in short, they are all identical, they are all their own Phen, polarity partner & flavour, each seeming to be just a part, is actually a whole, everything existing in a balanced harmonious ternary state (In SP these would be Particle & Anti-Particle pairs but they miss the crucial part, the body the stretch Phurlon/photon between the head & tail)

Blue Generation - B (W⁻ in SP)

Blue Axis / Phield Phibre (B+ ←B→ B-) / (C ←E→ B)

Emination Spectrum: irradiation (Gamma, X-ray, etc.)

(Aka ionizing ultraviolet radiation & below)

B⁻ – Negative Blue Phenom

• Speculation: Waveform carrier of Ultraviolet down to gamma rays

B⁺ – Positive Blue Phenom

• Speculation: Waveform carrier of Ultraviolet up to 399nm almost visible spectrum

Green Generation - G  (Z⁰ in SP)

Green Axis / Phield Phibre (G– ←G→ G+)  / (Y ←E→ G)

Emination Spectrum: Mediation (Visible/Light)

(The transition from non-ionizing to ionising, & vice versa, AKA the visible spectrum)

G⁻ – Negative Green Phenom

• Speculation: Waveform carrier down almost to ultraviolet 400nm

G⁺ – Positive Green Phenom

• Speculation: Waveform carrier up to almost to Infrared 699nm

Red Generation - R  (W⁺ in SP)

Red Axis / Phield Phibre (R+ ←R→ R-) / (M ←E→ R)

Emination Spectrum: Radiation (Infrared to Radio / Microwave etc)

(Aka Non-ionizing infrared radiation & above)

R⁻ – Negative Red Phenom

• Speculation: Waveform carrier down to almost infrared 700nm

R⁺ – Positive Red Phenom

• Speculation: Waveform carrier up to Band 1 + Radio waves 

(In SP these 3 generation Phield Phibres are possible seen as the W⁻ (Blue), W⁺ (Red) & Z⁰ (Green) Bosons & are actually not particles but the bodies of these Phurlon stretched Phield Phibres)

Alternative notation

We can also use the more commonly known primaries in pairs (Red, Magenta), (Yellow, Green), (Blue, Cyan). This helps avoid the more abstract mathematical & "sciencey" looking notation used here as + & – symbols are not needed only RM, BC, & YG.

Phenom 1/2 spin Visualisation 

Phenom have a 1/2 Spin. This can be visualised as drawing a line around the waist of an imaginary ball with a marker pen, now they divide and stretch into a positive & negative versions & shoot out away from each other. They havent rotated or spun but if you look at them head on, at one end of the string (Phibre) connecting them you will see a Phenom with half it's waist with a black line facing away from the direction of the Phibre & the opposite on the other end. They are "bookend" pairs. This is what creates the illusion of spin, even though nothing has spun. Or even more simply, they are mirrored pair ends of our stretched imaginary ball

Pauli exclusion principle

Phenoms being of half spin have to obey this principle simply because they are positive & negative versions of each other so if they were to occupy the same space/state they would cancel each other out & return to the Phen. Bosons are the bodies of Phibres they are not particles / Phenom as such so they don't have to obey the Pauli exclusion principle

Why does the standard model have more particles than PT?

The standard model is measuring the same thing twice! Or more accurately they are seeing the same thing in 2 different states or 2 different observational directions. Each Phenom is in a ternary state, only 2 of them are observable, the 1 state being unobserved & the -1 state being observed but dark (a shadow or "Anti") so therefore all 6 Pheonm have 2 observable states (light & dark) & 1 unobservable state. Each is it's own anti-phenom. Which creates the illusion of 12 particles or even more in the SP standard model. Depending how you look at it is both correct & wrong, there are 12 observable states but not 12 particles/Phenom, just 6

Phenom Symbol - ΦNΩ

• ΦNΩ - Adds to Phen (ΦN) the Ω - Omega the last character in the Greek Alphabet

Ω

• Phonetic - in physics it is used for "ohms" which alludes to the pronumciation of Phenom
  • it also subtly echoes “Om” — the sacred sound in many Eastern traditions representing the ultimate reality
• Visual - it looks like a Phenom with Phibre shooting out the base
• In cosmology - density parameters (e.g. Ωₘ for matter) connects with Phenom being the first matter
• In statistical mechanics Ω refers to the multiplicity which connects with the Phenom having multiple versions of itself
• In statistics, it is used as the symbol for a total set of possible outcomes, completely appropriate again for the 6 different possible outcomes of the Phenom 
• But most importantly there is an Omega Particle in the Star Trek universe of immense power :)

Phibres ( ●─● )

• • Are 2P forces that hold the Phenomenon & all Phenomena together in a form of tensegrity.

    • • (See Phlogic coordinates for PT's alternative to the confusing 1D - 1 dimensional notation, 1D in PT is 2P)

  • They are made from stretched Photons (Light energy)

  • The vectors & axes of the Phenomenon

  • carry or transfer information & light energy

  • create the illusion of matter & mass where Phibres intersect (vertices) but the Phibres themselves have no mass but some can apply Philter force

  • provide structure to all of Phenomena

  • enable quantum entanglement. As can be seen in the Cotter Pin & Axle thought experiment 

  • spin or rotate but not twist

  • bend but are always straight between any 2 Phenoms (Straight vectors) 

  • have the Phurlon ( ⟷  - a reinterpretation of the Planck length thats stretchable) & the Phlash (⚟ⱽ) as its parameters or measurement

  • are what SP refer to as bosons or strings & in the PTM each Phenom has 5 Phibres ( ●─● ) (AKA Strings or Bosons) connected to it before it receives more via stacking in the Phenomenon

• • • 1 centre Phield Phibre (←→) scalar (akin to boson in SP) passing through the centre of the Phenomenon towards the Phen & through it to the Phenoms mirror partner. Because its centred it has a zero "spin"

    • 4 outer Philter Phibres (⤚⤙) Non-scalar (akin to Gauge bosons in SP) radiating from the Phenom to the Phenom around it that radiate out with "spin"

    • the 5 Phibres allow each Phenom to stay in "communication" with the other 5 Phenom

    • Because Phibres are all shared between all 6 phenom it results in a Philter of 12 external Philter Phibres - Non-scalar (edges of the Phenomenon) & 3 Internal Phield Phibres - Scalar (Axes of the Phenomenon). Refer to diagram

      • Note: 12 non-scalar Phibres (Philter Phibres) or bosons may sound strange but when you look at the Phenomenon, you'll see that each Phenom only has 4 radiating out, they just all share the non-scalar Phibres with their neighbouring Phenoms. These also are analogous to gluons when in triangular groups of 3 & may be seen by SP as both non-scalar bosons & gluons

        • Philter Phibres form the Philter mesh / screen

      • Once again 3 scalar Bands (Phield Phibres) may sound weird but there is only 1 centrally projecting to and from the center (Phen - the Projector) between 2 opposing Phenom with the scalar Phibres being the "projectors light beams" they could also be imagined as 6 center Phen to Phenom vectors instead of 3 axes

        • Phield Phibres form the Phield

• Phibres of both Phield &  Philter are similar phibres in the fact they are streched Photons. But Phield Phibres are to be thought of as beams (not tangible) where as Philter phibres are to be thought of as actual (tangible) threads that can apply tension and compression forces. Neither is matter or solid in & of itself because they are just 2P. But it’s a way to visualise them & their differences. Phield Phibers are weak & Philter Phibres are strong

Pauli exclusion principle

Simply stated Bosons are Phibres / Phorces they are not particles so they don't have to obey the Pauli exclusion principle, but Phenoms do. 

Phield's Phrames - ⊡ 

3 Internal Phlats

4 Phenom each

(speculation akin to the 3 Dimensional planes in SP)

The names come from their colour appearance in UCT

• P Phrame - P⊡

  • • Plum – Purple horizontal B & R

    • (B- ←E→ B+) + (R- ←E→ R+)

• O Phrame - O⊡

  • • Orange – Orange Vertical  R & G

    • (Y- ←E→ Y+) + (R- ←E→ R+)

• L Phrame - L⊡

  • • Lime (Green Sideways B & G)

    • (Y– ←E→ Y+) + (B– ←E→ B+)

Plus

• E = Emergence - The Phen point of photon projection, the origin location

See how these Phlats form the Phield

Philter's Phaces - △

8 External Phlats

Triangular faces with 3 Phenom

(speculation akin to the Gluons in SP)

Notation in second & third sets in brackets is for those wishing to use colour theory

Top Phyramid ⊠ “Light / Positive” - 4 Phaces △

1. (B+, Y+, R+) / (C, G, M) - The ProPhace △⁺ (speculation the Proton in SP)

2. (B-, Y+, R-) / (B, G, R)

3. (R+, Y+, B-) / (M, G, B)

4. (R-, Y+, B+) / (R, G, C)

Bottom Phyramid ⊠ “Dark / Negative” - 4 Phaces △

1. (B-, Y-, R-) / (B, Y, R)  - The NegPhace △⁻ (speculation the Neutron in SP)

2. (B+, Y-, R+) / (C, Y, M)

3. (R-, Y-, B+) / (R, Y, C)

4. (R+, Y-, B-) / (M, Y, B)

Phenomenon Symbol - ΦN8

• ΦNΩ - Adds to Phen (ΦN) an 8. It is the convergence of elements into a functional whole & as such no longer needs the Ω as it is its own structure. This is the PTM model

8

• Symbolic of the 8 faced Square Bipyramid (a slightly squashed Octahedron) it comprises of & the 8 Dimensions / Phlats of it's Philter
• Visual - this 8 rotates 90º to become the infinity symbol in ΦN∞ (Phenomena) alluding to the fact that the Phenomenon turn into the Phenomena
• Represents the auspicious number for Buddhists. As buddhism first inspired the model