Text: The constant flow of ether into the proton from the fourth dimension provides sufficient material for the proton to remain in its contracted or condensed state, because the impingement of light against the proton tends to promote the reexpansion of the proton back to the more rarefied condition which the rest of the ether maintains. This in effect causes a bleeding away of the substance of the proton into the surrounding ether which is compensated by the entry of spilled out ether from the fourth dimension. We have said that the ether is an elastic medium. The arc of ether through the fourth dimension from the spinning electron vortex to the condensed proton attempts to contract with a force inversely proportional to the square of the length of the arc. This contraction tends to draw the electron and the proton together, and it is this force which men have called the electric field. In the past the electric field has been thought to be a natural phenomenon within three-dimensional space, but its true source was not recognized. With the addition of the concept of fourth dimension the explanation of this effect-at-a-distance becomes clear. What we have described so far is a simple atom of Hydrogen, made up of a single proton in the nucleus and a single electron at the distance of the first electron ring. Other elements are also created in the identical manner. The determining factor for the nature of the element created is the particular waveform of the transverse vibration in the midst of which the creation takes place. There are five primary wave forms for the third mode or transverse vibration. These are responsible in various combinations for the creation of all the known elements, including those which are radioactive.

See Also: LIGHT; VIBRATION MODES; ELECTRON; PROTON; NEUTRAL CENTER

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