The Timothian Institute

Gravity operates through bidirectional interactions between all atomic matter and the subatomic pieces of mass that make up the medium.

Gravity can be understood in terms of Hooke's Law and shared medium tensioning, combinded with Archimedes' Principle and how displacing bodies experience an equal and opposite restoration force that results in a buoyant force.​

Pressure differentials in the medium drive local flows of the medium.  Volumetrically equal counterflows of smaller chunks backfill, creating counterflows. 

The flows and counterflows create the unique magnetic interactions, such as N-N, N-S, and S-S. 

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The very source of energy driving magnetism has a mechanistic origin.

The local medium displacement created by atoms creates a strong tension between the displacing atom and the surrounding medium. 

The medium stratifies by density just as it does with gravity for planets, as the strong force is in fact a gravity effect.

The atomic seed displaces and stratifies the local medium on a very small and local scale.

Atomic decay occurs due to pressure imbalances between the internal structures of the atom and the external medium.

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Pressure differentials greater than the resistance of energy barriers cause the atom to “leak” subatomic matter slowly and steadily until the remaining matter suddenly reconfigures to a new state of internal equilibrium.  The slow leak and major reconfiguration are what we witness on a decay chart as changes to the atom.