Reciprocal System Research Society

So a motion is a (what we refer to as a) photon, and those are the only things that exists. To steal a good line from Miles (our resident, undercover RS/RS2 double-secret agent and all-around great guy): "Everything is built up from light, both as a matter of particles and as a matter of field...

The expansion is from all "points" in space Does point here equate with what we refer to in our perception as particle/atom? ie. how many points are there in the physical universe? Asked differently, what distinguishes that that exists from that that doesn't? "Points" are how we...

Thus posited: symmetrically about the 4x4 matrix sits a single transcendental axes of '4' composed of 2x2 null binaries: all+/-not denoted {alpha/omega} and causation+/-cessation denoted {beg/end}, each pair being a conjugate binary (+/-), the transcendental nature of which owing to the axes being ...

The following root form of Φ might give some insight as to how this symmetry operates internally: https://i.postimg.cc/XvPcLPK5/root-of-pi.jpg This screams equivalent space. 2π√5 + 6π is one five-rooted rotation (where one full rotation is 2π) plus 6π/2π = 3 more full rotations = 4 full rotations o...

If I understand your answer correctly, and combined with my understating of the books, the "reciprocal universe" can be seen as one where: 1. Every particle/"element"/motion has a 3D space/time relationship to all other elements, which is independent of the coordinate system we ...

Not sure if I'm getting this across clearly, but the progression does not "advance" to an external clock, it advances with reference to itself . One unit of space (distance) to one unit of time (duration)... when you are material and measuring space, the temporal aspect of the progression...

Neither Φ nor π are solely primary motion. They are both combinations of primary and secondary motions. RS2 also includes the "yin" aspect of motion, that of constant, angular speed (Larson only uses the yang, linear speed). The projection of a scalar speed onto a coordinate system always...

Hi, I'm new to the theory, and have some basic questions. In an expanding balloon, objects at the periphery (e.g. surface) distance themselves at greater absolute distances from each another compared to objects at the center. Does this hold for scalar motion as well? If so, and given that our unive...

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Small island, big mission – Ascension Island supports 45 SW https://www.patrick.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/1749916/small-island-big-mission-ascension-island-supports-45-sw/ Published February 06, 2019 45 SW = 45th Space Wing, US Space Force (USSF) - previous US Air Force (USAF) now USSF Th...