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versa. In other words, in the spatial frame of reference that is identical to all and unquestioned, objects move according to the same time scale. It seems indeed counterintuitive to tell ourselves a priori that time 1 a4 . c . rr a wad . tae changes during a transformation of state. After all, how can time itself change? This is what 3D time proposes, and particularly absolute rela- tivity that, by definition, builds a new temporal topology. The following diagrams illustrate how time unfolds with 3D time from a physical viewpoint. We know that in nature all is vibration. In addition, Einstein taught us that time is not absolute but relative to an inertial frame of reference. The novelty of 3D time is that nothing exists outside phenomena. Time is actually conveyed by the phenomena and from a larger point of view by the structured wholes! This seems a sim- ple approach, but is in fact a revolution of scientific conceptual struc- tures. As everything is vibration, time can only be found in waves. In reality it is time that creates waves! A wave is a traveling disrup- tion. The wave energy comes from the kinetic energy transmitted by the disruption to the matter the wave traverses. Each section of mat- a oe er woud 4 as 1. ee te ter is the seat of a “force” that goes up or down and tends to stretch it at the moment of the “surge.” This explains the saying that waves transport energy. It is important to understand what the elongations Time quanta follow vibration 116 The Science of Extraterrestrials: UFOs Explained at Last * Eric Julien The universal waves