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okay guys, i was debating with myself wether or not i should even post this theory here, because it is full of mistakes, i know i will get flamed, but i don't care, so long as i can get the info out correctly. (have fun tearing my theory apart FreeT.)

The Theory of Flexon Energy
Copyright (C) Eric Wright 2004, all rights reserved

All Energies are connected to all other energies THROUGH Flexon Energy. Space itself is Flexon energy; it acts as though a Medium to ALL matters and energies that may exist in the universe. If one energy is bent, then all others must bend as well. (Including Flexon energy itself in both situations, being pulled on and pulling on another.) Why must space be an energy? Why can it not be a vast vacuum of nothingness? Answers:

· For anything to “flow” “through” space, it must first be something to be flowed through.
· For space to “bend” it must first be something to be bent.
· If this theory is correct, space, Flexon energy, is allowed to bend to an extreme limit.
· This allows for all of the laws of physics to still exist.
· If space were not an “energy” specifically, then by now it would no longer exist as we know it. For example: Put a cloth sheet through a hole, in say a table, and then pull it through the hole. The sheet will go right through the hole as if it were “sucked” through it. There are only two possible ways to avoid this catastrophic event. First, space would have to “grow” so it would not be sucked out of the hole, which is highly unlikely. The second is for it to stretch, which I believe it already does do.
· By being an energy, space can stretch, and because it is connected to all energies, which gives all energies a constant “ground” (not an electrical ground, but meaning they are connected to each other and wont be sucked in) by which they can stretch; that is why space must be an energy and not a vacuum of emptiness.

Imagine a series of chains. One chain is vertical, and there are several more that are horizontal and diagonal from the center of the center chain. The center chain will represent Flexon energy and the others will represent any other energy that may be around it. If you were to pull on one chain, all the rest would move on impulse to balance all the rest out. Now, to be more realistic, we have to realize that space is not be concentrated in one spot, but yet is concentrated in multiple spots all over the universe. Instead of having all of the other energies connect to the Flexon energy at the center, let them connect at any place on the chain that represents Flexon. This would allow for more than one source to pull on. Now, to state this in a bit of a clearer manor, I'll describe it to you in a way that you may understand. Instead of the chains, imagine a trampoline. This trampoline you are imagining is covered in little strings and tight fibers in a series, just like the chain. Now, if one person were to jump on the trampoline, what would happen? The trampoline would bend towards the center of motion to balance everything out. If perhaps that person was to begin jumping constantly on the trampoline, the center of motion would change, most likely to never is the same as another. Now if you had four or five persons jump on the trampoline at a constant rate, you would then have five or more (multiple) centers of motion. If perhaps you can imagine space itself in that manor, the people being planets, stars, galaxies, etc, and everything always constantly moving, because space itself is constantly moving, then this could be how Flexon energy moves about in space.

Dimension Repulsion: When the Flexon energy of two dimensions collides, also known, in other theories, as wormholes.
Dimensional Distributor: The area inside the center of a wormhole, which takes apart and reconstructs any matter passing through it. Because the pull of Flexon is so strong, it tears everything apart, just like a black hole, on the way in, and then, on the way back out, it reverses