SPACE CREATION

By Samir M. Moufawad

Creation began when the Void gave way to a sudden burst of identical Void Ions—a colossal number of them—at a single point Space. These Void Ions, referred to as Voiions, possessed charges of the same polarity, causing them to repel one another. This mutual repulsion generated immense pressure within the nascent space, shaping its structure and laying the foundation for further cosmic evolution. Voiions can organize into two primary geometric forms: unstable cubes and stable tetrahedrons, with tetrahedrons being the more readily formed and persistent configuration.

According to modern physics, gravity is a fundamental distortion of spacetime, though its deepest mechanics remain a mystery. While Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity explains how mass curves the fabric of space, scientists still do not fully understand the underlying quantum reality of gravity.

The voiions actually show how space is disturbed and how two masses move toward each other, as demonstrated by this rough simulation. By decreasing or changing the polarity of the charge of a voiion the space around it moves inward, which mirrors gravity. Furthermore, not only do the decreased or opposite voiions move, but the surrounding normal voiions also shift, offering a possible explanation for dark matter.