Nature (Basis) of Resonance

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Nature (Basis) of Resonance

Our universe is built or constructed on resonance.  A manageable theory which explains it must be modular and developed in an agile manner

Our perception of resonance has changed little over the last half a century. decades.  There's a very poor reason for that.  But by considering the duality of the universe and the very nature (basis) of reality itself, we can understand things we'd otherwise need to simply accept on their surface value.

References:

• References:

• Wikipedia (The theories below were - more or less - frame-shifted from Wikipedia content.  Should any theory be found correct, it's a testament to Wikipedia's accuracy.)

• Nature (Basis) of Reality
• Nature (Basis) of Waves

Definition of Terms:

• Resonance = The Nature (Basis) of Reality = The increase in power or capability (it's actually an increase in amplitude but very few perceive it that way) when one wave is similar enough to another (without being exactly the same) that it can be applied in short small amounts to cause a big effect. = It generates all waves (sine waves) and vibrations.

• Noise =

In physics, the magnetic force through magnetic fields provides the resonance which constructs our universe.

Resonance is the reason for planets orbits, the bonds holding quarks together to form protons and neutrons, the bonds holding electrons to form atoms, and the bonds holding atoms together to form molecules.

The simplest exact example can be seen using 3 table tennis balls each with 3 disc magnetics placed inside them.

Technology used to [block or drown out] signals used by cell phones, WiFi, Bluetooth, etc. is based on 2 principles:

1. Transmit  a stronger and/or closer signal at the sane frequency(s) as the signal being blocked.
2. Transmit a signal consisting of noise to drown out the signal being blocked  

It's possible to meet both principals as requirements using a single device - a resonant cavity.

Solutions for the 3 body problem can't be described with any set of discrete functions.  The values which would need to be produced are effectively random.  It's why the problem has resisted attempts at analysis.  It also draws attention to the existence of another duality.

Resonance
Noise

Knowing they're 2 sides of the same coin means mathematics can be on much better terms with random numbers.  It also means that artificial noise (any given form) that we create doesn't resonate because it's not even close to random.