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Mass
    This is the name for a quantity of nether. What we call mass is the amount of Mass flowing out of our three-dimensional space in a particular length of time. Mass flow is the cause of mass, and mass is the constituent of matter. Therefore, matter is the ultimate result of nether flow in one direction of the fourth dimension, and antimatter is the ultimate result of nether flow in the opposite direction of the fourth dimension.

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Charge
    The nether flow in any two vortices can be either to some extent in the same direction of rotation or to some extent in opposite directions of rotation. Those of like charge rotate in essentially the same direction and repel one another because each is inclined to want as much nether for as little energy as possible - and that is best accomplished with them at a distance from one another. Those of unlike charge rotate in essentially opposite directions and tend to want the same volume of nether, which tends to draw them closer to one another. Therefore, the phenomenon we call "charge" is the result of the actual direction of nether flow into two vortices. Since vortices in the same vicinity have almost the same direction of relative nether flow passing them, they tend to orient themselves so that their mouths face in the same general direction. This allows the phenomenon of charge to exist. See Book Three - Electromagnetism.

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Micro-gravity
    The radial vector of the nether flow in a vortex pulls other entities toward the vortex. This is a very weak force compared to charge and operates in more of a planar fashion in that its effect is largely confined to a disc-like shape as it moves outward.

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Gravity
    Gravity is caused by many grouped vortices generating their planar micro-gravity. The orientations of the grouped vortices vary and they are all in the same large neighborhood, so that their micro-gravities average as one force moving outward as a sphere rather than a disc. The result is a nether flow from infinity toward the center of the group of vortices. At any distance from the center of the group is a mathematical sphere whose center coincides with the center of the group. Each mathematical sphere acts like the cross-section of a funnel, and each cross-section has less area as the inflowing nether approaches the center of the group.

The relatively close proximity of the vortices in the group creates considerably more inward nether flow per unit area than would be the case with a single vortex. This causes the nether flowing into the group to compress in the directions which are tangent to any of the mathematical spherical surfaces while expanding in the radial direction.

The result is greater nether density, and greater nether acceleration, the closer the nether approaches the center of the group . It is the nether acceleration in this funnel that we call gravity, and which varies according the inverse square law.

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