references for diamond locator

Two inches is the largest amount of space in outer space which can be trapped by the diamond locator from a maximum distance of 200 000 000 miles. Identifying an area of one millimetre diametre within the two inches represents 0 point three square metres and has a relationship on an earth parallelogramme (see world map) of 0 point three square centimetres.

The 200 000 000 amounts to 60 visual scopes (see work) which vary in size as time and matieriality are distorted by gravity in certain parts of the distance and by the degree of local vacuum.

The resulting 0.3cm squared related amount on earth is as a result of a ten stage light reduction form of refraction involved in spectral intakes (my number 24). The associations to 24 form the key to human involvement in light reduction form of refraction.