Angular Momentum

Preserved when matter and energy exist in a closed system.

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The Big Bang event put all original energy that was remaining plus all inadvertently created matter on a single track through space. All of these combinations are moving each in their own directions.

For example, the combination of all matter and energy of the Milky Way continues to move in a singular direction through space.

Additionally, there is the angular momentum as well. Matter is swirling itself in the Milky Way, establishing an angular momentum.

This is true, but at a much smaller level and with its own angular momentum, for the Solar System as well.

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Let’s start with a simple example.

Envision two stars in a binary-star system circling one another, but also moving through space together.

These stars both move through space in a collective straight line, and they are circling one another. That circular motion occurs at an angle of the straight line.

• The fun part is that the straight line itself is not identical to the pathway of either star.
• The linear reality is the overarching aspect, and itself empty of matter.

While the word empty is appropriate, the force fields of both stars do cross…