Phenom (ΦΝΩ)

Description of Phenom (ΦΝΩ)

PhenOM (ΦNΩ) - most basic matter (Phen Observed as Matter / Phen Objects of Mass) known in other theories as a particles. They are compressed Photons (Projection Phibres) that arose from the Phen

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

• When Phenom occupy the same space they cancel/annihilate each other and return to the Phen state

• Phenom are not in the traditional sense particles but can be thought of as such. They are the result of 1 dimension lines (Projection Phibres) colliding (interfering / intersecting) with each other. Imagine Phenom as a "hotspot" when 2 beams of light from a torch cross each other

• When the Projection Phibres (Akin to the scalar higgs boson) strike the Philter (Akin to a Higgs field / Strong force field) they create a point / pixel / particle of 3 dimensional observable matter - a Phenom. 

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

Each Phenom exists in a balanced ternary state (+1, 0, -1). 2 states of each are observable, not the 0 state. This can create the illusion of 12 Phenom/particles depending on the direction of observation

3 Generations of Mirrored pairs

The first 3 Phenom generations of Positive & negative pairs are:

• Warm / Red (R+ R-), 

• Bright / Yellow (Y+, Y-) & 

• Cool / Blue (B+, B-). 

Each generation is a mirror pair of the Phenom, becoming positive and negative copies. They create the first basic unit or structure of the PTM known as the Phenomenon

In the sister theory to Phen Theory, Universal Colour Theory uses the more commonly known primaries in pairs (Red, Magenta), (Yellow, Green), (Blue, Cyan). This helps avoid the more abstract mathematical & "sciencey" looking R+ R-, Y+, Y-, B+, B- notation used here. But its perfectly acceptable to use both and there are some advantages as + & - symbols are not needed only RM, BC, & YG. In universal colour theory it show how this combination produces every colour in the universe, which so it should if this is to be a basic structure for a ToE

Every Phenom is identical to its generation partner and only identifyable by it's charge (+/-) "Direction" & all 3 generations are identical and only identifyable by it's axis rotation "flavour/temperature" of Warm, Bright & Cool. And each flavour pair is identical to the Phen they rise from. So in short, they are all identical, they are all their own Phen, charge partner & flavour, each seeming to be just a part, is actually a whole.

Phenom 1/2 spin Visualisation 

Phenom have a 1/2 Spin. This can be visualised as drawing a line around the waist of a Phenom (or ball) with a marker pen, now they divide into a positive and negative version & shoot out away from each other. They havent rotated or spun but if you now look at them, at one end of the string connecting them you will see a Phenom with half its waist with a black line facing away from the direction of the Band & 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 pairs

Why does the standard model have 12 particles but Phen only has 6?

The standard model is measuring the same thing twice! Or more acurately 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 0 state being unobserved so therefore all 6 Pheonm have 2 observable states. Each is its own anti-phenom. Which creates the illusion of 12 particles in the standard model. Depending how you look at it is both correct and wrong, there are 12 observable states but not 12 particles/Phenom, just 6. But if you want to get really technical, there is just 3 that split into the 6, and if you want to get even more pedantic, those 3 arose from 1 phen. So if you really think about it, technically there are no particles or Phenom

But I heard there is actually 17 particles with 5 of them bosons? 

Nup, Bosons are Phibres not particles or phenom. There are 5 Phibres for each phenom. 1 scalar & 4 non-scalar, they are the vectors of the Phenomenon. See Phibres section for more details. The intersection of the Phibres (Bosons) are what create the Phenom or illusion of matter. this is very easy to visualise. if you look at the phenomenon octahedron model you will see 1 scalar Projection Phibre that extends toward the center Phen position, & 4 non-scalar Tension Phibres that radiate in 4 directions - reaching towards a square base pyramid shape 

Pauli exclusion principle

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

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 :)

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