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passing through six stages of displacement in position in space, has 

 reached a place in the whole field of accumulation which when 

 broken down brings these groups into opposition with the initial 4, 

 when turning in an opposite direction. The groups of 4 are in- 

 divisible as a static group of atoms, and this weight is the weight 

 of helium. Now helium is a very inert gas, because it is continually 

 pairing, and being made up of even numbers, as a first or primal 

 group, it will never be brought into opposition with groups of its 

 own kind, until pairing in groups of four begins to take place. The 

 increase of this primal group is as i, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, and there will 

 be groups of 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128. We find definite forms of bacteria 

 cells grouping i, 2, 4, 8, and Sir William Dawson found groups of 

 Eozoon containing a collection of cells in a sort of matrix number- 

 ing 8. Again, a great many of the early forms of life possessed 

 organs of locomotion, numbering 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, and it goes to show 

 that the dist'ance any animal can move is determined by the amount 

 of energy released in the production of radiations. This amount of 

 energy is " stored up " in a form of static electricity, but its expanse 

 must produce the same quantity of radiation that is bound up as 

 static. To this phenomena we must place the origin of tempera- 

 ture, and it proves the temperature of the earth to have been the 

 result of a slow process of accumulation of energy as " static 

 electricity " and the first condition of temperature must have been 

 low because of its equal distribution in minute particles. 



When the whole stage of growth, represented in these six stages, 

 had exhausted its atomic groupings throughout the whole mass of 

 gaseous electricity throughout space, its spherical stratification would 

 make the whole mass one great globe of primal atoms floating in 

 ether. 



The largest collection of atoms (128) would form the beginning 

 of a planet as a centre containing definite quantities of radiating 

 atoms. Now the equal condition of each of the seven primal atoms 

 would make each centre equal in mass and the division would be 

 four masses of equal radiation held as " static," because no amount 

 of energy can be individualized until it has become part as a 

 " centre " in a magnetic field of force, or an " electrostatic field." 

 When this magnetic condition is broken down, each static part, no 

 matter how infinitesimal or how large, becomes either an individual 

 atom or a group of atoms, and the diflfcrent kinds of groups will 

 afford material for a continuous production of radiation under defi- 

 nite conditions. 



The four great centres held as a static group of four by the 

 gaseous electricity as an atmosphere would be forced to separate 

 by the atmosphere itself forming in two opposite directions; this 

 being the result of pairs of atoms moving in opposite directions 

 because of the change in the orbital path of the electron and the 

 charges, forcing the pairing to move in opposite directions. The 

 dynamic part of the primal atom has now forced its activity from 

 the centre to the circumferences of the spherical stratification, and 

 the two atmospheres brought into opposition were those originating 



