The Two State Universe

Short description: The Two State Universe book describes a new theory of the universe in which everything existing in the universe exists as complements. Complements are two parts of the whole. There are time separated complements such as an on light and the off light. The on light is separated from the off light by time. There are also space separated complements such as the north pole of a magnet and the south pole of a magnet. The north pole of the magnet is separated from the south pole of the magnet by space. If the complements come together in the same point in space at the same time, the complements will cease to exist. However, complements can occupy a point in space called the G factor, for a brief instant of time to allow the complements to change states. Based on this theory, many of the unanswered riddles and questions of science were answered. The book solves the riddle of what came first the chicken or the egg, how high up is. Can we continue to go up forever? What is light? Is it a wave or a particle? Answering this question, we discovered a new theory of gravity, which led to the unified field theory. The unified field theory was shown to contain the three forces of nature in one equation. Another riddle answered was what happens if we continue to cut a ruler in half? Will we ever reach zero by cutting the ruler in half? Solving this riddle showed that the universe consists of an infinite number of two state points. This finding shows that the universe must contain an aether. Examining the Michelson Morley experiment, we found out why the experiment failed. This finding led to the conclusion that time is an invariant which led to the conclusion that mass is an invariant. Because it was found that mass is an invariant, equations were derived for finding the true mass and energy of all the elements of the Periodic table. The mass and energy of all the elements were listed in tables and plotted in graphic form. This work led to a better understanding of just how an atom bomb works. Many more riddles were examined in The Two State Universe book.