Straight line pressure and circular energy

 

The cosmos is described in my dictionary as a well-ordered whole. Having spent many years trying to understand these words I have now come to the conclusion that this well-ordered whole is both eccentric and concentric because of straight line pressure and circular energy. That is, straight line pressure forms the inside of a sphere whereas circular energy forms the outside of the sphere. This combination can be seen in the pressurisation of a balloon where inflation can be seen moving away from the mouthpiece up a cone of time while the centre moves along an unseen straight line (black hole) relative to the magnitude of the cone. In terms of the cosmos this is my view of space and time; straight line pressure outward and circular energy inward, the inequality between them leaving black holes of triangulation (potentials to go above maximum velocity) that is straight lines in circulation, however it causes straight-line energy to rotate into galactic activity so maintaining maximum velocity. Galactic activity therefore a kind of Electromotive Force which evens out the difference between straight line pressure and circular energy?

There is a 17 page booklet updated July 2007 called This Natural Cosmos

 

Obtainable in http://www.cosmosview.com/images/ThisNaturalCosmos.pdf

This supports these views with illustration and text, it gives a wider view of the cosmos than the normal telescopic singularities of cosmology today. However this wider view can only be seen through the naked eyes of those who have the all round vision to see it all.

This supports these views with illustration and text

 

If you had included "and math and predictions" your post might sound less like word salad and be worth a look. As it is, moved to speculations.