Any and all living beings that we know of here on earth are alive because of oppositional rotational movements. from atoms to the sub crust layers of our earth, even to the atmosphere above and around us, all of these move with oppositional rotational movements. This is where our gravitational binding force comes into play. We are not pinned to the earth but rather are able to move upon it as we are bound to it. This sort of interaction does not exist in outer space which is why astronauts qu...
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Any and all living beings that we know of here on earth are alive because of oppositional rotational movements. from atoms to the sub crust layers of our earth, even to the atmosphere above and around us, all of these move with oppositional rotational movements. This is where our gravitational binding force comes into play. We are not pinned to the earth but rather are able to move upon it as we are bound to it. This sort of interaction does not exist in outer space which is why astronauts qu...
Episode 23: Inter-rotational Fluid Dynamics in Living Beings
Movement 4.0 - from Babies to Astronauts
12 minutes
4 years ago
Episode 23: Inter-rotational Fluid Dynamics in Living Beings
Gravity is not a pinning force. We, as living beings, have internal rotational fluid dynamics within our muscles and within our system in general. This rotational interaction functions in accordance with the gravitational field of the Earth around us. When we leave Earth's gravity, our system no longer functions with this internal rotational gravitational balance. Our system looses this functionality and that is why astronauts returning to Earth have to relearn how to function in its gravitat...
Movement 4.0 - from Babies to Astronauts
Any and all living beings that we know of here on earth are alive because of oppositional rotational movements. from atoms to the sub crust layers of our earth, even to the atmosphere above and around us, all of these move with oppositional rotational movements. This is where our gravitational binding force comes into play. We are not pinned to the earth but rather are able to move upon it as we are bound to it. This sort of interaction does not exist in outer space which is why astronauts qu...
