II.   Small Object Axioms

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of TEMPERATURE are:

1.The axiom class of TEMPERATURE is derived from the existence of Can.314-(Existence), Can.378-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC ELEMENTS) and Can.379-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC PROPERTIES).

2.TEMPERATURE is equal to the RELATIVE (perceived) KINESIS of OBJECTS in a given VOLUME and LEVEL of SPACE.

3.The Total TEMPERATURE of indivdual UNITA is ONE (1) minus INFINITY, which is the number closest to zero. Therefore the TEMPERATURE of the UNIVERSE is equal to ONE.

4.The TEMPERATURE of the UNIVERSE can never be less than ONE.

5.The TEMPERATURE of a SUPER SUB ATOMIC ELEMENT is equivalent to MASS by a CONSTANT by KINESIS divided by VOLUME. Therefore TEMPERATURE is equivalent to ENERGIS by DENSITY.

6.The TEMPERATURE of SUPER SUB ATOMIC ELEMENTS is greater than the TEMPERATURE of UNITA ELEMENTS.

7.The TEMPERATURE of SUB ATOMIC ELEMENTS is less than the TEMPERATURE of SUPER SUB ATOMIC ELEMENTS and greater than the TEMPERATURE of UNITA ELEMENTS.

8.The TEMPERATURE of ATOMIC ELEMENTS is less than the TEMPERATURE of SUB ATOMIC ELEMENTS and greater than the TEMPERATURE of MOLECULAR ELEMENTS.

9.The TEMPERATURE of MOLECULAR ELEMENTS is less than the TEMPERATURE of ATOMIC ELEMENTS and is greater than the TEMPERATURE of UNITA ELEMENTS.

10.TEMPERATURE is equivalent to MEASUREMENT. Therefore the KELVIN unit and the CELCIUS unit.

11.At 0 Degrees CELCIUS the WATER MOLECULE changes from a LIQUID (MOLECULAR MATRIX) to a SOLID (MOLECULAR NETWORK) state.

12.At 100 Degrees CELCIUS the WATER MOLECULE changes from a LIQUID (MOLECULAR MATRIX) to a GAS (MOLECULAR FIELD) state.

13.The TEMPERATURE for ATOMIC ELEMENTS which is equivalent to 0 is 0 degrees KELVIN which is equal to minus 273 degrees CELCIUS.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of WEIGHT are:

1.The axiom class of WEIGHT is derived from the existence of Can.314-(Existence), Can.323-(Space) , UCA axiom 50-(ERGONS) , UCA axiom 52-(GRAVITY) , Can.378-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC ELEMENTS) and Can.379-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC PROPERTIES).

2.WEIGHT is the combination of the RELATIVE MASS of an OBJECT multiplied by the MASS of the ERGON FIELDS in which its exists.

3.The Total WEIGHT of individual SUPER SUB ATOMIC ELEMENT is ONE (1) minus INFINITY multiplied by the VARIABLE being the MASS of ERGONS. Therefore WEIGHT is not CONSTANT.

4.The WEIGHT of the UNIVERSE can never be less than ONE.. Therefore the WEIGHT of the UNIVERSE is equal to ONE.

5.The WEIGHT of an OBJECT A in PLANETARY SPACE is GREATER THAN the WEIGHT of the same OBJECT A in STELLAR SPACE.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of PRESSURE are:

1.The axiom class of PRESSURE is derived from the existence of Can.314-(Existence), Can.323-(Space) , UCA axiom 50-(ERGONS) , UCA axiom 52-(GRAVITY) , Can.378-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC ELEMENTS) and Can.379-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC PROPERTIES).

2.PRESSURE is the aggregate measure between at least two (2) OBJECTS of particle DENSITY in a given VOLUME and their effect upon one another. Therefore PRESSURE is RELATIVE.

3.PRESSURE may also be measured as the effect of the DENSITY of an OBJECT of given VOLUME within the MASS of a larger SPACE.

4.PRESSURE is equal to ENERGY divided by GEOMETRIC STRUCTURE.

5.The VELOCITY of MOLECULAR REACTION is exponentially proportional to the PRESSURE applied to the substance.

The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of STRENGTH are:

1.The axiom class of STRENGTH is derived from the existence of Can.314-(Existence), Can.319-(UNITA Elements) and Can.320-(UNITA Properties), Can.378-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC ELEMENTS) and Can.379-(SUPER SUB ATOMIC PROPERTIES).

2.STRENGTH is equivalent to RESISTENCE to CHANGE. Therefore, STRENGTH is RELATIVE.

3.STRENGTH is equivalent to an OBJECTS GEOMETRIC STRUCTURE and its method of FUSION.

4.The STRENGTH of a STRONG NUCLEAR FUSED GEOMETRIC STRUCTURE is greater than the STRENGTH of a WEAK NUCLEAR FUSED GEOMETRIC STRUCTURE.

5.The STRENGTH of a STRONG CHEMICAL FUSED GEOMETRIC STRUCTURE is greater than the STRENGTH of a WEAK CHEMICAL FUSED GEOMETRIC STRUCTURE.

6.KINETIC STRENGTH is the ACCUMULATED KINESIS STRENGTH multiplied by the ENERGIS of its ERGON FIELDS divided by its DENSITY.

7.MASS STRENGTH is the ACCUMULATED KINESIS STRENGTH of an OBJECT multiplied by its MASS and divided by its DENSITY.