260.30 Physical Experience and Closest Packing of Spheres

260.31 The *XYZ-*rectilinear coordinate system of humans fails to accommodate any finite resolution of any physically experienced challenge to comprehension. Physical experience demonstrates that individual-unit wavelength or frequency events close-pack in spherical agglomerations of unit radius spheres. Two unit-radius spheres in tangency provide a seemingly linear pattern, but a third closest-packed sphere nests in the valley of the first two and produces triangulation. In equilateral triangular growth of closest-planar-packed unit-radius spheres the triangle’s edges are never parallel. As human experience increasesevent by event the number of experience spheres along the faraway edge of the triangle of individual observations also increases. Each successive row of closest-packed spheres away from the observer always increases by one event. While th e rows are parallel to one another, the outermost row can be taken perpendicularly away from the master triangle and from any one of its sides without disturbing the integrity of equiangular symmetry. This progression of symmetrical shrinkage of the triangle is a property completely different from that of the square, wherein the removal of any one outermost parallel row of closest-packed cu bes from any of the four sides leaves a nonsquare, nonequiedged rectangle. image Fig.

260.211 Humans’ Range-finding Optical System: Our two eyes form the baseline of an isosceles triangle and seek to discern the convergent angle at the opposite object apex: for instance, tracks A orB, with the distance between/I and B constant. Farther away they become shorter chords of ever larger circles and finally appear to be congruent.

260.32 Closest-packed spheres, or spherical events, of equal frequency and wavelength produce tetrahedral agglomerations which, as events transpire, produce additional layers, each of which consists of equilateral triangles of one more edge row than the previous one. (See the event relationship law at Sec. 227.)

260.33Because nature always operates most economicallyergo, most closest packedand because all asymmetries are observable only relative to idealized symmetry, we find all the similar-magnitude events of experience tend to close pack triangularly in symmetrical convergent or divergent aggregations. (See Secs. *223.05, 505.62,*and 532.10.)

260.34 The XYZ coordinates of parallels and perpendiculars have nothing to do with the way Universe is operating. Universe is operating in radiational-divergence and gravitational-convergence. Events in parallel never get resolved; convergent events become exquisitely resolved. You cannot have a nucleus in a perpendicular or a parallel system. You can have nuclei only when you have symmetrical tetrahedral convergence.