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A redefinition of the concept of energy as 'energis' |
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| We can now make a clear definition between: | ||
| (a) particles responsible for affecting form (e.g. Gravitons and Magnetons) and | ||
| (b) motion that creates form (Kinesis), motion of that form (velocity/ acceleration). | ||
| Given that the contemporary definition of energy intertwines both (a) and (b), we now separate these distinct concepts. The first we re-define is accumulative motion, now called Energis. | ||
| 6.12.1 | A working definition of energy called ENERGIS | |
| For the purpose of presenting a unified theory of the Universe as a whole, accumulative motion is now re-defined as energis: | ||
| Energis is the measure of aggregated motion of all particles in motion to create mass (accumulative kinesis) and the motion of the particle itself (velocity) . Therefore E = mc2 | ||
| As a measure of aggregated motion, we can now see the consistencies between the Einstein equation and the realization that all matter is in fact an abundance of motion, therefore energis. | ||
| We can also understand the nature of the tremendous motion of smaller particles creating larger form thus being defined as potential energis. From this point on, the word energis is used instead of energy. | ||
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