The expression '90 Degrees of Separation' repeats in my mind from time to time. It has to do with bending light to become visible or invisible, yet the object is exists somewhere else. This leads to the alchemy of time and consciousness based on science and numeric codes that create our reality.
I see a clock submerged in water with the digits 9-12 remaining above, the fourth quarter, somehow representing closure of this cycle of time. 90º takes me to geometry, one quarter of a circle=360º or 12x3=36, arcs and angles. It has to do with bending light at 90º angles to become invisible.
My Physics professor at college worked for the government in her earlier career. While monitored what they thought were UFOs, some would disappear, or become invisible after making a startling high speed 90 degree turn. - Anna
In Mythology there is a creational race called the 'El', Elohim, or Shining Ones. When they shift consciousness from one reality to another, or one grid to another, they shift at 90 degree angles, hence '90 degrees of separation'. - Rick
Negative Refraction of Visible Light Demonstrated; Could Lead to Cloaking Devices PhysOrg - March 24, 2007
For the first time, physicists have devised a way to make visible light travel in the opposite direction that it normally bends when passing from one material to another, like from air through water or glass. The phenomenon is known as Negative Refraction or Metamaterial and could in principle be used to construct optical microscopes for imaging things as small as molecules, and even to create cloaking devices for rendering objects invisible.
The Rectangular Spiral
This type of spiral consists of straight line "arms" where the angle between any two consecutive arms is 90º. Each successive arm of the spiral is the same multiplicative factor smaller (if spiraling inwards) or larger (if spiraling outwards) than its immediately preceding arm. We call this constant multiplicative factor the growth factor, G, of the spiral where G is greater than 1. For a growth factor of 1.5, each successive arm of the inwardly winding rectangular spiral is 1.5 times shorter than its preceding one; for the outwardly winding rectangular spiral, each successive arm is 1.5 times longer than its preceding one. In a rectangle, the angle at each of the corners or vertices is 90º. Any two successive arms of this spiral then can be viewed as half a rectangle. So you can think of a rectangular spiral as consisting of whirling half rectangles as depicted below where the thick lines represent the arms of the spiral.
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