More on the Divine Gap

Calculating the Divine Gap for space flight involves chance degrees, taking bin statistics, 30° and colour units (see previous post),  leading to reality components.

Chance degrees are assessed by vision voltage which results in visual scope. I.e. if a potential happening is three miles away, whether relativised or not and consists of three sets of visual scope (see work), then six hazsards of each 30° (see colour relation and planet involvement) can take place. The delay measurements of taking the bin are described in post 'The Divine Gap and Hazards' 2 Jan 20l2.

The colourt units leading to reality components involves adjusting the reality forming energy (colours etc.) coming from the planets and shuffling them to form an avoidance participle.  To understand this my calculations on colour, speech and gravity (see blog) and the resulting gravity/reality buds are used.