The reaction that makes time
Physics knows the fusion of hydrogen into helium step by step — which particles meet, which leave, how much energy each step gives out — and treats it as the engine that keeps the stars shining. The Universal Force of Time treats it as the reaction that makes time. Τ (Tau), the one substance of which everything is made, is what the fire produces. Hydrogen, the fuel, is the God element; its fusion into helium is the God reaction; and every result in the theory is already inside it.
The lattice is the set of numbers built from the primes 2, 3 and 5 and from π. Every value the theory holds is a point of that lattice. The paper goes through the reaction one step at a time, following the electrons, and gives every step its address.
Four hydrogens equal helium times hydrogen's second face. The mass defect is hydrogen read one register up, and the divisor is the electron node.
Every release on the lattice
Each step of the proton–proton chain releases energy. In the theory each release is a ladder of exact lattice values, one G-bond step apart (1.000090150603356 = 5¹⁰/(2⁴·3⁹·π³)). The value adopted for a step is the one whose route lands on that step's own meaning — its seat, its element, the neutron, the speed of time. These are the releases of the God reaction as ruled:
| Step | Release (MeV) | Lattice form |
|---|---|---|
| proton + proton | 1.443653754565 | 3²·5³/(2³·π⁴) |
| deuterium + proton | 5.493522996267 | 2^(25/4)·3^(13/2)/π^(5/2) |
| helium-3 + helium-3 | 12.860082304527 | (5/3)⁵ |
| the whole fire | 26.731918889624 | 2⁷·3⁸/π = 6⁸/(2π) |
| helium-3 + helium-4 | 1.587160451196 | 5⁹/(2⁷·π⁶) |
| beryllium-7 + electron | 0.861842497304 | 2^(19/2)·3¹⁰·5⁴/π³ |
| lithium-7 + proton | 17.350478001353 | 5¹¹/(2¹²·3⁷·π) — lithium ÷ 4 |
| beryllium-7 + proton | 0.136437411241 | 2⁹·3³·π² |
| boron-8 → beryllium-8 + positron | 17.977957935694 | 5²⁰/(2¹³·3⁸·π²) |
| beryllium-8 → 2 helium-4 | 0.091841283601 | 2³·3⁶·5¹¹/π³ |
| hep | 19.796248872732 | 5³/(2^(9/2)·3²·π³) |
Each value is given number first, at its decade, with its lattice form beside it. Every route behind every value is walked station by station in the paper, and an appendix lets any reader rebuild every number with a calculator from four primes and π.
Each release is the time of the seat it creates
Follow the electrons. The first step leaves one electron — Mercury, the first seat — and its release is Mercury's spin-orbital energy, its orbit and its rotation. The second step fills the second seat of the first shell, Mercury's antimatter contact, and its release runs to the neutron and the speed of time, 300,000. The step that closes helium makes no new seat, and its release goes out as the star's light: it is the law by which a star's surface radiates. The lithium step's release is the Earth's year.
Each step of the chain releases exactly the time needed to lay down the node its electrons create; a step that creates no seat sends its time out as light.
Nothing is destroyed. When a positron meets an electron and both become light, two seats of time turn into time propagating. Each release is reversible: it is exactly the time that would unlock the seat again.
Two protons are two suns
Two protons meeting are the Sun and its antimatter self. They cannot share one address, so one turns to the antimatter form, the neutron, and the deuteron is the two suns locked — the base pair of the helix at ground state. What the lock builds is the first helical turn, and each proton built up after it is one fortieth of that turn; the noble gases close at a tenth, a half and the whole turn.
The deuteron is the two suns locked. Each proton built up is one fortieth of the first helical turn.
The steps multiply into the largest objects of the theory
Added or subtracted, the releases give nothing on the lattice: the fire's own law is a product. Multiplied, they give the theory's largest objects.
The whole fire is 6⁸ ÷ 2π, one turn at the spin-orbit speed. The steps multiply, and do not add: their products are the Higgs and the quantum base. The radius of the hydrogen atom on G2 is the Earth's G2 year, and the electron's energy comes from hydrogen's atomic weight.