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The missing secrets of XYZ-axis spatial-counterspatial geometry of dielectricity, magnetism, electricity, and gravity Gravity

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When dielectricity is radial along the Z-axis, there is low pressure circulatory XY-magnetism.

When dielectricity is accretional along the XY-axis in a solenoid, permanent magnet, electromagnet, AC lines, there is dielectric

distension and magnetic high-pressure jets that circulate perpendicular to the dielectric inertial plane. (However opposite, but appear

as perpendicular due to the binding system pressure geometries).

Anytime there is a XY-axis dielectric accretional formation, there is a hyperbolic conjugated spatially increasing Z-axis of centrifugal

and centripetal magnetic flow as idealized in a magnet or AC current in the opposite direction of transmission. (Figures 1,2,3 below).

A counterspatial dielectric ‘sphere’ or volume is radial and electro-torsional, if increased and trapped, as in the case of electrification

or a magnet; it is a centripetal, toroidal XY-axis inertia plane geometrically. A spatial macro-magnetic ‘sphere’ or volume is

circulatory and spatio-accumulative if increased and trapped, as in the case of electrification, or a magnet; it is centrifugal and

centripetal (polarized), and a double hyperbola geometrically, and a Z-axis accumulative-formative toroid.

To understand a magnetic spatio-accumulative Z-axis toroid, occurring simultaneous with a dielectric counterspatial-accumulative

XY-axis (flattened) toroid is a fundamental necessity to understanding both electrical current and the geometry of magnetism.

Below: Left, looking inside a magnet showing the dielectric inertial plane in green and the reciprocating magnetism along the

Z-axis expanding spatially as polarized in spin (however this polarization is a spatial reification of distension). Image 1

showing current around a pair of AC lines, however as mentioned before, this same geometry applies to a permanent magnet

if you connect the two AC lines that are the felly of the dielectric inertial plane you have the geometry of a permanent magnet.

Image 2 showing the same AC current / spatial-counterspatial geometry of a magnet. The closer the felly radius of the

dielectric plane (in AC lines) the greater the dielectricity, and likewise the less magnetism between the lines.