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12 February 2025
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20 February 2025
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Abstract
Keywords:
Introduction to Vector-Tensor-Scalar (VTS) Geometry

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- Photon divided by graviton = spin 1/2 of all matter particles.
- 2)
- Graviton divided by photon = spin 2/1 which may be responsible for the intense gravity of black holes.
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- Using time reversal in case of graviton: 1+2-2 = spin of nuclear-force bosons. It also equals photon spin - establishing a link between gravitation’s spin 2, electromagnetism, and the nuclear forces.
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- Speaking of the Higgs which resides on the diagonal in Figure 1 and has spin 0: zero can be arrived at through (1 - 2) + 1 which uses the experimental data of a photon existing in two places simultaneously (it uses the graviton’s spin 2 being taken away from the photon’s spin 1, and the spin motion of 1 being in more than one place at the same time). (Paragraph from [4])
Applying VTS Geometry to Icy Balls and Solar/Stellar Formation
Topological Propulsion/Manufacturing + Retarded/Advanced Waves

Brownian Motion + Riemann Hypothesis + Dark Matter/Dark Energy
Conflicts of Interest
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