One gear between the orbit of Mercury and the orbit of the electron, with the double helix of life wound to it in between
Mercury has four periods — orbit and rotation, each on a G1 and a G2 face, one G-bond step apart, with the 3:2 lock on both. Divide the observed G2 year by α and the π cancels.
The proton is the Sun and the electron is Mercury. Hydrogen's radio line is Mercury's G1 year counted in hours, and hydrogen's blue line, read one helical turn up, is Mercury's rotation.
The pitch of A-DNA, the form in which a gene is read, is Mercury's G2 rotation carried once round the circle — and that seed times the 21 cm line is 6⁵.
Mercury's observed year divided by α is 5⁹/(2·3⁴) = 12,056.327…, 125 times the Faraday, with no π left.
The 21 cm line is Mercury's G1 orbit, 87.9444881075 days, × 24 ÷ 100: 21.1066771458 cm.
Two values with the same power of π have a ratio with no π in it; it predicts which face of Mercury divides cleanly by α.
Nothing on this page was pulled, attracted or held down. There is one substance — time — flowing from the sparse toward the dense, and the radio whisper of cold hydrogen and the slow turning of Mercury are one thread of its pattern. If it stirred your curiosity, the whole weave is waiting: the planets, the atom, light, life and number, all carried by the same single force.
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