Test Three of Course One

1)All “stuff in a spot” must have angular momentum because a discrete physical entity                                                    

                           
always bears a presence in a direction with a scalar magnitude.



2)Something actual that is not “stuff in a spot” would be the “space-hole,” since this is a

metric that happens in-between instantons.



3)Strings must be composed of smaller phenomena since strings vibrate and curl. The

presence of oscillation in the topology of a phenomenon indicates the presence of smaller

phenomena.



4)Mass is energy in static equilibrium.



5)Electromagnetic energy is energy that is formed by an electron, once thought to be a

point mass, dropping an energy level.



6)A high voltage wire tends to pust one away from the wire.



7)A high amperage/low voltage wire will hold one upon the wire until the current is

released. One tenth of an amp may kill a person.



8)A smoothly vibrating sinusoidal wave is an example of a harmonic wave.

An opposite wave of energy, when the initial wave of energy is applied toward

the “opposite wave” would cancel the energies of these waves, yet such an occurrence

could not destroy discrete homotopic unit of condensed oscillation that exists on a

smaller scale.



9)The electron is the source of electrostatics. Three leptons of a charge of (-1/3) each

glue together to form an electron (which has a charge of (-1).



10)Curves that change in at least the first two derivatives along the ontour of these curves

are waves. These waves are composed of energy that either staticly and/or kinematically

is distributed along the topography of the curves that comprise the given waves.

Superstrings act as open strands and closed loops that vibrate as topological waves that

comprise a Planck related length/circumference respectively.