Universons

[lcdvasrm]

Please someone could say what TDM stands for.
Time Density M ?
Time Division Multiplex ?

[Koen1]

Perhaps it is a pun? TDM => "tedium"? just kidding

@Tinu: in, I must admit, a very late reply to your story about the 500J discharge,
I would like to suggest that it may indeed have gone into a spacetime distortion.
You refer to it as a gravitational wave and along the Universon theory line of thought,
but I would just like to point out Townsend Brown's experiments with high voltage
discharges in relation with his electrogravity research. (fyi: besides his famous
flying capacitor experiments, he is said to have studied "strange phenomena"
that occurred in navy shipyards where very large high voltage discharges were
used to arc weld the hulls, and where phenomena were reported ranging from
tools changing location or position during such a spark discharge, up to tools
disappearing entirely, and even some claims of light intensity decreasing in
the same zone... )
Brown concluded this must be a beefed up version of the
spacetime-bending effect that his highly charged capacitors had, which
caused them to levitate despite gravity.
I suggest something like that happened in your instantaneous high energy
discharge too...

But I must admit I have not studied the Universon theory extensively yet,
so I'm not sure how well that links up with it. I will read the theory and
ponder it some more...

[13thHouR]

"Tedium", I call it the same thing   

[13thHouR]

Please someone could say what TDM stands for.
Time Density M ?
Time Division Multiplex ?

Oops sorry about that, I thought I had posted the definition of the name on this thread.

TDM= Time density & Mass. Which refers to both the ability to address infinite and relative states.

[tinu]

Well, have a look on that paper: http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/apr/article/view/13522 !!!
If someone is around and "skilled in the art", please comment.
Unfortunately, part of the paper goes beyond my skills.

Best regards,
Tinu