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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1
Upon extinction, the star of our space-universe gives rise to a new star in the
parallel, underlying space-universe. The birth of a black hole for one space-universe
represents the occurrence of a new star in another space-universe having a smaller
dimensionality level. One turns into
another, and vice -versa. All these
processes make for a condition of stability.
If, for any reason, the balance between the
"arriving" and the "departing" matter is
disrupted in any of the space-universes,
instability develops. A critical value is
reached, producing a huge explosion and
the birth of a new space-universe.
Fig. 5 — Gradually, the substance in zones
of curvature condenses and planets are
born. The condensation of matter is due to
the existence, inside the curvature zone of
a dimensionality gradient directed toward
the center of the nonuniformity
(anisotropy). The closer the zone of
curvature is to a star, the more pronounced
the gradient. Therefore, the planets which
are closest to a star will be the smallest in
size and contain the largest proportion of
heavy elements. Also, the latter are more stable, since the self -dimensionality level
of a planet's uniform zone is smaller, the
closer a planet is to the star. Thus the
largest share of stable heavy elements is on
Mercury, while the distribution of heavy
elements on the other planets progressively
decreases, as follows: Venus, Earth, Mars,
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Pluto.
Thus, most of the gold and platinum
is on Mercury and Venus. Knowing the
nature of a planet's origin and its position
relative to its star enables us to correctly
determine the location and type of its
deposits of natural resources.
Fig. 6 — The primary matters ejected from
a supernova explosion into zones of space
curvature enter into an area of different
qualitative conditions and consequently
begin to merge with one another and create
hybrid forms. The mergence of seven
primary matters gives rise to six hybrid
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