Walls of a Flux Tube Inflating

Dr. Steven B Halls | November 2025

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Walls of a flux tube inflating, that's the symbolism explored today. It started by seeing image F and wondering, why would a goldsmith make this?, what sort of customer would appreciate it?

Walls of a flux tube inflating is the symbolism explored today. When an expanding flux tube reaches its maximum size it spills high-density kernels like grapes that inflate into apples, and these tubes and their spilled contents seem attracted to the bottom center of pictograms where a portal symbol appears, so a horizontal plane high-density outflow may be attracted to and concentrated near the south pole of a magnet.

When an expanding flux tube reaches maximum size, it seems to spill out whatever was inside it, lots of high-density kernels in that symbolism, like grapes. I think those expand/inflate quite often into apples, which are another famous torus symbol. I wonder why these high-density tubes and their spilled outflowing contents are seemingly attracted to the bottom center of the pictograms, where there is often a portal symbol like a flower (blue). I'm showing the egg on image C, another torus symbol, because it's south side is at the bottom, and it seems like the outer side flux is attracted to that bottom south inflow spot and then goes upward. This may be important for people generating scalar outflows (which are a horizontal plane high-density outflow flux), that perhaps this high-density flux is able to be attracted into- and concentrated near the south pole of regular magnets.

BTW, this is why I use a magnetic stirrer to vortex my drinking water, in the theory that it will attract higher-density energy into the water. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/cornucopia/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/droopy-cloth/