Actienic Rays
The sun focalizes what are called Actienic Rays from its parent sun. These rays are focalized to its center and then re-radiated outward where they are again focalized by the earth. Only a theory such as this can one can explain how and why light as light and heat as heat can travel through the dark and cold vacuum of space without modification or perception. Actienic (celestial) rays are considered positive while the terrestrial forces are considered negative. These two forces interact together in ever powerful vortices commonly seen as spiral galaxies. These vortices eventually tighten their spiraling until they become more and more compact thus forming into other suns, planets and moons. For more information on the Actienic rays see" A Newly Discovered Law of Physics", by Stephen Allen, Scientific Arena Magazine.
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