Hyper Dimensional Physics
The rotation of matter sets up a 11 dimensional scalar wave in hyperspace.
The scalar wave has a rising, falling or steady base frequency. The hyper
dimensional energy is converted to heat at the focal points of the of the 5th
dimensional tetrahedral flex wave at one of the three tetrahedral / sphere
intersection points. These points are located at 19.5 degrees away from either the
north or south axis of rotation. These focal points result in hot spots on the
planets surface that can lead to island building in a planet
s oceans or volcanic activity on its land masses. Gas giants tend to form
large powerful storms over these hot spots.
There are four important factors to remember when dealing with planets.
Hyper dimensional stress
Hyper dimensional inertia
Hyper dimensional base frequency
Hyper dimensional heat
Hyper dimensional stress
Hyper dimensional stress is measured in Hoaglands.
When the stress level of a planet exceeds 1000 Hoaglands there is a danger
that the planet will explode from a cascading scalar wave feedback resonance.
Hyper dimensional inertia
The resistance to a change in the planet
s base frequency. The higher the inertia the less likely the base frequency
will change. The inertia is determined by the elements that make up the planet
s core. Planets with a copper core have high inertia, planets with a nickel or
iron core have a very low inertia and tend to be unstable. Inertia allows the
planet to produce heat, warming the planet
s climate.
Hyper dimensional base frequency
The amount of energy that is added to the pool of hyper dimensional stress
that the planet already has.
Hyper dimensional heat
The amount of hyper dimensional stress that is directly converted to heat.
The higher the planet
s inertia level the more heat will be produced.
H = Heat in climate units
S = Stress in Hoaglands
I = Inertia
B = Base Frequency in HoaglandHertz
DS = Delta Stress (Change in stress)
H = SquareRoot( I )
DS = B - SquareRoot( I )
S = S + DS
Planet Data Pad
Heat Received From Star = 0
This planet receives no heat from its star. The star at the center of this
system happens to be a neutron star. Neutron stars happen to be very cool,
producing almost no heat.
Hyper dimensional Stress = 995
This is an very high stress level. If this planet had just 5 more stress
units it would be in danger of exploding.
Hyper dimensional Inertia = 43
The inertia level of a planet ranges from a low of 0 to a high of 100. The
amount of heat that is produced by the interference of the stress wave and the
planetary inertia is equal to the square root of the inertia level.
Base Frequency = -9
A negative frequency causes the planet decrease in stress each turn. This
planet loses 9 stress points from having a negative base frequency. A positive base
frequency adds to the stress level of the planet.
Hyper dimensional Heat = 7
The hyper dimensional inertia of the planet allows this planet to produce 7
units of heat.
Climate Rating = 17
A climate rating of 17 is considered very cold. The atmosphere is trapping
some of the radio active decay heat most planets produce in their core. This
natural radioactive decay accounts for about 10 climate points. With the addition
of 7 points of hyper dimensional heat the total climate rating is 17. The
climate can be warmed through the use of terraforming devices. The stress level of
this planet will decrease over time. When the stress level drops to near zero no
more hyper dimensional heat will be produced and the climate of the planet will
fall. This planet
s climate rating will fall to around 10 once the stress level reaches zero.
Horticulture Rating = 127
This planet can support up to 127 farms. Only races that are able to farm on
very cold planets would be able to grow crops on this planet. Races that can not
produce food on a planet with a climate of 17 will need to terraform the
planet to increase the climate to a rating that the race is able to farm in. Most
races need a climate between 40 and 60 to grow food.
Delta Stress = -16
This is the rate of change per turn of the stress level of the planet.
The change in the stress level equals the base frequency ( -9 ) minus the
hyper dimensional heat (7).
B = Base frequency = -9
H = Hyper dimensional heat = 7
Delta Stress = B - H = -16
Danger Level =
Risky, Planet may explode within 200 turns
Very High, Planet may explode within 40 turns
Extreme!, Planet may explode within 10 turns
Safe, Planet will not explode
Very Safe, Planet will not explode
A planet with a negative delta stress is not likely to explode any time soon.