To balance a formation, internal Suction must equalize external Suction, and internal Pressure must equalize external Pressure. In a growing formation internal Suction and Pressure are greater than external Suction and Pressure. In a formation in a state of decline, internal Suction and Pressure are lesser than external Suction and Pressure. Greater internal Suction causes greater internal Pressure and expansion. Lesser internal Suction causes lesser internal Pressure and contraction.
All substances move toward space of lesser density.
This movement continues until either a common level is reached or a combination is effected at some Suction point, and a formation of greater density is established capable of withstanding external Suction and Pressure. Greater and lesser density throughout space causes an eternal penetration of substances in which Suction draws together matter and composes formations and Pressure pushes away matter and decomposes formations. Suction is the attractive force that pulls together, composes and expands. Pressure is the repellent force that pushes away, decomposes and contracts. All formations of every nature are subject to these forces and when the power of internal Suction and Pressure is less than the power of external Suction and Pressure decomposition takes place.