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While looking into the atomic structure it became apparent that Linus Pauling's spheron model accurately describes the fill pattern of atomic nuclei. The fill pattern is based on a unique system of half spin integers. As it turns out, this system of half spin integers is the actual numbering system used by the Aether. Table 1 below shows our ordinary number system in comparison to the Aether half spin integer system. (Technically a fraction is not an integer. But in the Aether system of spin, half spin does appear to be an integer within that system.) The conversion formula from ordinary numbers to half spin integers is: where x is an ordinary number. Both phi and Phi are series numbers and are generated by the formulas The square root of the ordinary number is equal to the addition of phi and Phi. Notice also that the product of phi x Phi is equal to a quarter phase system. For the ordinary number of 5 (with Aether half spin number of 2) the phi and Phi numbers are exactly the Golden Ratio and its inverse. From the chart below it would appear that there is a connection between nuclear spin, subatomic structure, the Golden Ratio, and the four phase cycle when converted to the Aether half spin integer system. The Aether numbers are examined in much greater detail in Secrets of the Aether, where they are also related to the Pythagorean scale. Table 1
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