Logos particle
| Logos particle | |
|---|---|
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| Acquisition Information | |
| Discovery Date | ?? |
| Discovered By | Samnsonite and Ruby |
| Source(s) | Logos Minor, excitation of the Logos field |
| Physical Information | |
| Type | Naturally occuring sub-atomic particle |
| Appearance | Invisible |
| Properties | Inversion of weight that preserves mass |
| Uses | Anti-gravity |
The Logos particle, also known as the Logos boson, is a verified elementary particle produced by the quantum excitation of the Logos field. It is not part of the Standard Model of Physics - in fact, its properties contradict previously known equations. It is a stable, massless, uncharged particle with a spin of -2, which mediates the Logos force, otherwise known as true antigravity. The Logos particle has often been described as the anti-graviton, suggesting the graviton's existence as the force mediator of gravity, but it is yet unconfirmed.
The Logos field is a scalar field that can be likened to represent a "heat map" of the force of gravity. The quantum excitation (adding energy) of this field yields Logos particles within points in spacetime, which "inverts" the scalar quantity of a given point within the Logos field. In other words, it attributes negative weight equivalent but opposite to the force provided by gravity under normal conditions. The conditions for the Logos field excitation are naturally occurrent on the planet Logos Minor, where the particle was first discovered and isolated. Here, the landscapes consist of crystalline "oceans" that feature stalagmite-like structures, which are constantly rising out of the ocean due to the Logos force. Scientists at TERAPRO were able to recreate the necessary conditions to "flip" weight in what they call a "Logos pulse" within their experimental Logos field manipulator.
