Hey DocM I really like that article, my jaw dropped. <br /><br />It seems to me that magnetics really is the key to changing the dimensional properties/territory of a quantum, as these experiments show. I see a symmetry here, I don't know how valid it is:<br />ordinary matter/dark matter<br />ordinary energy/dark energy<br /><br />yeah ok kindy stuff, but it implies that there is what we call 'matter' and 'energy' within dimensions that interact with ours in ways that are both natural and artificially-produced, and that as a quantum's dimensionality changes, so does its properties in the 'dimensional set' we experience.<br /><br />we will find that magnetics is the key to unlocking these effects I think, and dynamic, active fields will produce even more questions.<br /><br />The fact that quasiscalars are affected by the gravity/curvature in this theory kind of answers my question. I still think that dimensional postures (dark energy) produce gravity and other effects to act on everything else, and your post supports this so far.