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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1

night (non-illuminated) surface continues to have the same dimensionality gradient
between the atmosphere and surface. Thus a dimensionality gradient occurs
between the lit and unlit surfaces of the planet. A horizontal dimensionality
gradient parallel to the planetary surface is created. As a result, molecules
forming in the ionosphere begin moving along this gradient, thereby creating an
atmospheric movement of air masses. Let us examine the subject of gravity for a
better grasp of this phenome-non.

What is gravity or gravitational force? Why does it exist and what is its nature,
as a result of which objects drop down and do not fly up? What makes objects move
in a certain direction? To clarify this, let us return to the process of planetary
formation in a nonuniform zone of space created by a supernova explosion.

Consecutive merging of seven forms of matter in such a zone gives rise to the
formation of six hybrid forms. In this process, space nonuniformity is neutralized.
There is one peculiarity to be noted: hybrid matter differs in quality from the free

matter which forms it. Therefore, free matter forms continue flowing through the
nonuniform zone but, at the same time, no further hybrid matter is created.

Synthesis occurs only when the quantity of hybrid matter, for some reason or
other, decreases. After the balance is restored, synthesis ends. The process is
constantly perpetuated because our planet keeps losing matter due to nuclear
reactions and partial loss of atmosphere. Not only comets -but also planets — have a
gaseous tail. This is the cause of a planet's atmospheric loss.

When moving in a nonuniform zone, free forms of primary matter go from a
higher to a lower dimensionality level. What is the consequence of this behavior?
Because free matter forms react differently on one and the same gradient of

dimensionality, turbulence occurs periodically in a non-uniformity zone.

The turbulence of the fluxes and the spatial nonuniformity give rise to
movement of the earth's crust and volcanic eruptions: hence, the correlation
between solar and tectonic activity of

the planet. Solar storms lead to fluctuation in potential of the fluxes.

At the same time, qualitative barriers between the planetary levels have varying
degrees of permeability to different matter fluxes. This leads to a disproportionate

accumulation of free matter forms at these barriers, giving rise to inner turbulence,
which induces tectonic activity.

Let us take as an illustration a cascade of six proportional ponds having the
dimensions of a water reservoir. Each one is larger than its neighbor by one and the
same value. As the upper-most reservoir is filled, water overflows and begins to fill
the lower one which is twice the size of its up-per neighbor. When the second fills up,
the water overflows to the third and so on, until all six reservoirs are filled.

Even when all the reservoirs are filled, inflowing water will keep on moving and
overflow to the next lower reservoir. At the same time, all reservoir levels will
remain the same, but the water will create turbulence inside the reservoir. The
incoming water will replenish the water evaporated from the reservoir surface. Such a
system can go on indefinitely or, at least, for a long period of time. Increase in

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