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	Toroidal photon rings align to form fibers measured as atomic mass units. The central core of the fiber tube is filled with ether. Ether is like air in a tyre. This mass of contained ether is obtained from the ether constant ratio. The ether inside the fiber tube is comprised of <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span> torus units. An electron is a type of photon. Electron tori have mass and contained <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span>. The <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span> acceleration is gravity or voltage. Current squared is the force exerted by one <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span> mass on an electron or photon mass that scaffolds it. The photon mass cocoons <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span>. The photon mass is what scientists measure as atomic mass units, AMU. <span style="COLOR: #996633">AMU </span>is defined here as <span style="COLOR: #996633">inertial mass</span>. The <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span> is defined here as the <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">gravitational mass</span>.		Toroidal photon rings align to form fibers measured as atomic mass units. The central core of the fiber tube is filled with ether. Ether is like air in a tyre. This mass of contained ether is obtained from the ether constant ratio. The ether inside the fiber tube is comprised of <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span> torus units. An electron is a type of photon. Electron tori have mass and contained <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span>. The <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span> acceleration is gravity or voltage. Current squared is the force exerted by one <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span> mass on an electron or photon mass that scaffolds it. The photon mass cocoons <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span>. The photon mass is what scientists measure as atomic mass units, AMU. <span style="COLOR: #996633">AMU </span>is defined here as <span style="COLOR: #996633">inertial mass</span>. The <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">186-ether</span> is defined here as the <span style="COLOR: #99cc00">gravitational mass</span>.

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{{Infobox paper
| title = Defining Inertial & Gravitational Mass
| url = [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_1565.zip Link to paper]
| author = [[Francis Viren Fernandes]]
| keywords = [[Inertia]], [[Gravity]], [[Ether]], [[Photons]], [[Torus]], [[Atomic mass unit]]
| published = 2009
| journal = [[None]]
| num_pages = 6
}}

'''Read the full paper''' [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_1565.zip here]

==Abstract==

Toroidal photon rings align to form fibers measured as atomic mass units. The central core of the fiber tube is filled with ether. Ether is like air in a tyre. This mass of contained ether is obtained from the ether constant ratio. The ether inside the fiber tube is comprised of 186-ether torus units. An electron is a type of photon. Electron tori have mass and contained 186-ether. The 186-ether acceleration is gravity or voltage. Current squared is the force exerted by one 186-ether mass on an electron or photon mass that scaffolds it. The photon mass cocoons 186-ether. The photon mass is what scientists measure as atomic mass units, AMU. AMU is defined here as inertial mass. The 186-ether is defined here as the gravitational mass.

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