According to the theory, magnetism in its "free" state, (ie, untethered to matter), exists in the trans-light state as a kind of standing wave... or spiral.. or, as has been suggested, a circle drawn over time... one "turn" encompassing the entire material universe. Since, as has been explained, nothing can "travel faster than" light, we can say that the spiral propagates at just the other side of the light barrier.

Now, should that spiral be compressed, (by something like, say, the Big Bang... though the vagueness of this part of the theory is just now being clarified by my mathematician son), the speed of propagation drops to less than c, and we get what we call light, or energy.

Should the spiral be FURTHER compressed, so that, like an abused Slinky toy, the spiral coil develops kinks... that's what we call matter. The larger the "kink," the greater the mass, and the larger the number of "loose ends", (ie, points at which the coil enters and leaves the "knot"), the greater the gravity. So I'm saying that gravity is a byproduct of a particularly degraded form of "free" magnetism. Now, because, as suggested, magnetism exists at the very interface between our universe and the trans-light state, it seems logical that the transition from magnetism as we know it to the trans-light state involves a relatively tiny input of energy. My contention is that this is what happens when a magnet is heated to the Curie Point. In other words, what then takes place is that the magnetic flux which until then has been "tethered" to matter... circulating around and through the magnet in a three-dimensional torus... is "liberated" to rejoin the trans-universal spiral, or standing wave. There is alrea dy some experimental evidence which seems to indicate that "something" exits the north pole of every magnet and enters the south pole. I'm saying that, at the CP, this "something" doesn't just disappear, as is currently believed, but continues to propagate, only in a virtually straight line from the north pole. For the vanishingly small instant of time in which this happens, our magnet can be said to be a pseudo-monopole; the south pole still exists, but it is now at the furthest end of the universe, ie, at the other end of the trans-universal spiral, allowing us to make use of the pseudo-monopole as if it were IN FACT a monopole.

This would be done by surrounding the magnet with a constantly charged DC electrical coil, and rapidly heating and cooling the magnet to just above and just below the CP... creating what amounts to a series of pseudo-monopolar "pulses". Such pseudo-monopoles, employed in conjunction with neutral density encapsulation,can be used to create an interstellar drive. I can supply many more details of this on request, but we're getting a little ahead of ourselves.