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Tuesday, February 25, 2020
When Gravity Is Hyperbolic In Its Translation
When gravity is hyperbolic in its translation in the relative forward-holomorphic direction, -- its topological sway tends to have a concave-down bearing. Consequently; when anti gravity is hyperbolic in its translation in the relative forward-holomorphic direction, -- its topological sway tends to have a concave-up bearing. I will continue with the suspense later! Samuel David Roach.
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