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 The central revelation contained in this paper is the discovery of the fundamental modality of the motion of matter. A genuine understanding of the mechanism by which matter moves and travels through space, connects also, to an awareness and appreciation of the underlying fabric of space itself. From this, the actual physical origin and meaning of several physical constants become easily discerned and the illusion of wave-particle duality is clarified. With the benefit of these realisations I attempt an initial analysis of gravity, charge, light and electromagnetism. This reveals an elegant picture of the fundamental operating dynamics of the universe that is both consistent and understandable.
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	The central revelation contained in this paper is the discovery of the fundamental modality of the motion of matter. A genuine understanding of the mechanism by which matter moves and travels through space, connects also, to an awareness and appreciation of the underlying fabric of space itself. From this, the actual physical origin and meaning of several physical constants become easily discerned and the illusion of wave-particle duality is clarified. With the benefit of these realisations I attempt an initial analysis of gravity, charge, light and electromagnetism. This reveals an elegant picture of the fundamental operating dynamics of the universe that is both consistent and understandable.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]		The central revelation contained in this paper is the discovery of the fundamental modality of the motion of matter. A genuine understanding of the mechanism by which matter moves and travels through space, connects also, to an awareness and appreciation of the underlying fabric of space itself. From this, the actual physical origin and meaning of several physical constants become easily discerned and the illusion of wave-particle duality is clarified. With the benefit of these realisations I attempt an initial analysis of gravity, charge, light and electromagnetism. This reveals an elegant picture of the fundamental operating dynamics of the universe that is both consistent and understandable.

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{{Infobox paper
| title = On the Motion of Matter
| url = [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_6814.pdf Link to paper]
| author = [[Michael J Vaicaitis]]
| published = 2012
| journal = [[None]]
| num_pages = 11
}}

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==Abstract==

The central revelation contained in this paper is the discovery of the fundamental modality of the motion of matter. A genuine understanding of the mechanism by which matter moves and travels through space, connects also, to an awareness and appreciation of the underlying fabric of space itself. From this, the actual physical origin and meaning of several physical constants become easily discerned and the illusion of wave-particle duality is clarified. With the benefit of these realisations I attempt an initial analysis of gravity, charge, light and electromagnetism. This reveals an elegant picture of the fundamental operating dynamics of the universe that is both consistent and understandable.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]

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