The Material Unity of Gravitation and Magnetism in CRVD

The magnetic field arises from the loss of symmetry in the electron cloud of matter. When the electron cloud tilts toward one side of a material body, it extends beyond the material boundary and occupies space that was previously empty around that portion of the matter. This displacement produces two distinct regions: • On the side toward which the cloud has shifted, a non-acceptor (electronic)pole forms — a region of filled, blocking volume that repels incoming field flow. • On the opposite side, an acceptor (non-electronic) pole forms — a regionwhose geodesic volume has increased by the amount of volume displaced from the other side, and which is therefore of the accepting kind.