Viscous Vacuum In Space-Time-Fabric -- Stronger Potential Force Field

 The more viscous of a region that is to be present, at which there is here to be a vacuum in space-time-fabric, that is of such an inferred nature, -- the greater that the force of pressurized vacuum, that will consequently tend to be present at such a proximal local region in time and space -- to where there will consequently tend to a greater potential here, of being able to form a relatively stronger tense of a force-field, at such an implied proximal local region of space-time-fabric. TO BE CONTINUED! SINCERELY, SAM ROACH.

Viscosity Of A Vacuum

 The more viscous that a vacuum in space is to be -- the more impedance that such a said vacuum will tend to exhibit. Consequently; the less viscous that a vacuum in space is to be -- the less impedance that such a said vacuum will tend to exhibit. I will continue with the suspense later! Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.