Energy State Theorem
Theorem 1 Energy exists in three distinct states: as Radiation, as Gravitation, and as Particulate Motion. Each of these three energy states cannot exist apart from, or without, the other states.
Definition 1 Radiation is Energy extended outwardly, intended for absorption.
Definition 2 Gravitation is Energy stored within Mass; it is absorbed Radiation and it is Potential Energy.
Definition 3 Particulate Motion is inertial Energy affecting Mass and Gravitation while being affected by Radiation and Mass.
Definition 4 A Mass Structure is a collection of Particles drawn together by Gravitation while held apart by Radiation and Particulate Motion.
Energy Storage Theorem
Theorem 2 Radiation is absorbed and stored as Gravitation inside a Mass Structure.
Radiation would be instantaneous and infinite, but is slowed and limited by Particulate Motion which must interact with the Radiation.
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