Final Notice FrankHatchiii.com Index ....and there was light. ....333,333,000,000 (+/-)* 333,333.333.../0.000... (Existence)/(Nonexistence) Paradox Final Notice: The Earth will fall into Null Space. Take the test: In the Initial Mass Displacements, Hell is assigned two (2) mass units, and Earth is assigned one (1) mass unit. In polarized First Space, this sequence begins: 3 (+/-)* Earth/Hell "(+/-)* > (+/-)/(-/+)" indicates an infinite polarization between an Open System (+) and a Closed System (-). The Closed System (-) has finite dimensions and variables with a primary characteristic of entropy. The Open System (+) has infinite dimensions and variables with a primary characteristic of creation. Polarized First Space turns toward an Open System (+) and toward a Closed System (-) simultaneously (i.e., a paradox). Null Space is not polarized. Thus, with a demarcation ("/") between First Space and Null Space, the sequence continues: > Earth(+/-)/ Hell(-/+) Past > Earth(+/-)/ Hell(Null Space) Present > Earth(Null Space)/ Hell(Null Space) Future Index: Final Notice (PDF) Introduction (Hell) Page 1 (Initial Mass Displacements) Page 2 (Universal Mass and Definitions) Page 3 (Solar System Mass Placement) Page 4 (Galactic Mass) Page 5 (Space Delineations) Postscript (Reality) F.A.Q. Advice Christians [Please Note: The Pluto/Neptune anomaly of the Titius-Bode progression is predicted in the Initial Mass Displacements. Although the total Ceres mass includes an asteroid belt (2.8 AU), the total Pluto mass is unique. Excluding Neptune, a variety of objects between 48.8 AU and 28.8 AU had a total mass of 10 Earth Masses (i.e., PLUTO INITIAL MASS). Check Reality footnote.] Recommended Readings: ORTHODOXY by G. K. Chesterton MERE CHRISTIANITY by C. S. Lewis FrankHatchiii.com has been translated into several languages, but my working language is English. If you can use English, please send your replies in English. Thank You. Best Regards, Frank Hatch FrankHatch@FrankHatchiii.com Frank Hatch P.O. Box 50355 Eugene, Oregon 97405 U.S.A. |
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