Dan · Joined: Jan 01, 1970 Posts: 410 Location: USA

21-02-07, 20-02-09 added operations made possible.
20-02-12 added EW how to derive prediction.

ABSTRACT

When you live in a Moebius Geometry universe, the question must be:

How do you see and measure the other side of the surface from where you sit on a M's surface?
A Moebius is a single surface, with two sides and one continuous edge.
It has a built-in self referential coordinate system centered on the Bow-Tie Line(BTL)
that goes straight down and hits the center of the M's bottom side.

In order to see/map both side of a M's surface from where any observer sits,
you need two coordinate lines with each sides zero and lines facing the other;
as any observer looking from the other side sees its M universe as opposite and
upside down from the its perpendicular pair point on the M's other side.
This requires a common zero unit whose length equals the edge width(distance between the
opposite sides of these reversed Cartesian coordinate systems.

This Edge Width(EW) is directly proportional to the radius of the M's center line';
so it can be exactly predicted in Planck units(h.

This new double coordinate system will show the causal relationships between all forms of
matter and energy measured with respect to Planck's Constant9h) where
h = the minimum distance it takes to measure one unit of time,
i.e. (hdistance = htime as measured by c, the constant speed of light.

This discovery explains how ours and other M "universes" operate,
These are some of the operations this coor. system makes possible:

1. Navigation at FTL,
2. Where on an Moebius and how to go FTL,
3. How To build FTL star-ships,
4. Quantum cell phones, when our present internet inevitably fails, we will need them.
5. Secure double sided encryption of unique data events,
e.g. Casting a secret ballot, recording it for comparison with time & place pf actual
vote and actual registered voter records at time of vote including death records.

It does show that an enormous and unknown wider universe
exists outside of our home M that we have yet to explore.

A drawing URL later:
Here is how to see this double sided Moebius coor. system,

1 Draw a regular Cartesian coor to its right,
2 Beside it draw another and reverse all the plus and minus ends,
3 Slide right C syatem over left C system.

Joila! Now you know what the other side sees, and so can now see
your location in the universe, literally what stars you can see at night.