Similarly, if an event in the past generates voids which travel forward in time faster than the event travels forward in time, then it should be possible to relive the event. Mathematically, a void is the absence of at least one dimension. Thus there are 15 unique types of voids or elementary particles. This number is determined by the number of coordinates used. What is more intriguing are the particles which are missing the time dimension.
Charge is a measure of the number of spatial dimensions missing.
The positive and negative attribute normally associated with charge really belongs to the time dimension. A proton is composed of three quarks, one of which is antimatter, and two of the three quarks in a neutron are antimatter. It is all around us. The table could be further subdivided for each entry with more than one dimension missing in which at least one dimension was traveling forward in time and the remaining dimensions traveling backwards in time. This force between stationary voids which have a time dimension is called the electrostatic force.