Spirit Science 27 ~ The Vacuum of Space

Spirit Science 27 ~ The Vacuum of Space is the 15th episode of Season 2 and the 27th overall, published on May 12th, 2014.
== Plot ==
Patchman starts with how he got excited while watching Nassim Haramein's Black Whole and he threw popcorn everywhere with that purple, female Patch person that was introduced in Episode 24.
Patchman finds that everything is made of empty space, and is so light like popcorn. Patchman uses it to introduce the topic of the video: the vacuum of space.
Patchman shows that the structure of the vacuum looks like a grid of 64 tetrahedrons, which form a shape that looks like two shapes sharing the same center— one being the cuboctahedron and the other being the star tetrahedron.
Patchman gives the connection so that when this structure "fractals" larger and smaller to infinity, it creates molecules, organs, and everything else. This 64-tetrahedron grid is superimposed with The Flower of Life and each and every one of those circles has two circles that which form a "torus" and that they form a larger sphere with a larger "torus".
Patchman returns to singularities, where each black hole is connected so that any particle that pass through one black hole and exit out of another black hole, with analogy of matching holes on a piece of paper.
Patchman ends the episode by an ancient text that confirms the structure of the vacuum.
== Video description ==
This episode focuses on the vacuum of space and how our current perception of space and vacuums work. We also go back to exploring the vast mystery that is black holes once again! This video also looks at the 64 point star tetrahedron as being a fundamental geometry in creating the very fabric of the vacuum of space! 
== Video transcript ==
Main article: Transcript | Spirit Science 27 ~ The Vacuum of Space
== Trivia ==
* The beginning recaps Episode 25, where Patchman discussed singularities. This was already refuted that singularities don't look like that.
* What Patchman said is that 99% of matter is empty space, though this is actually in terms of volume and not the matter itself.
** Both popcorn and empty space are light, but because popcorn has atoms and molecules that are significantly closer to each other than air, popcorn is more massive than air. A fair comparison, but fails to exist at smaller levels.
* The vacuum cleaner analogy for black holes only work for children, as children do not have the same understanding of black holes as an adult.
* The center of galaxies don't absorb and emit light at the same time. Instead, the black hole absorbs the light while the stars emit the light from the side of the stars that are facing away from the supermassive black hole.
* The whirlpool analogy can work for how black hole works, but this is only for how one experiences approaching the black hole and can't escape the event horizon. However, this cannot be conflated with the spacetime model for gravitational wells. 
** This is also called the "perfect" model, but this is obscene as there can be no model being "perfect". Models can help us understand, but they all have limitations.
* The structure of the vacuum is actually the quantum foam, and since it's in the field of quantum mechanics, it's a lot more complex than the geometry that supposedly describes the structure of the vacuum.
* The "data points" aren't clearly explained— they're just stated.
** Those data points come from a graph that models a law called the Scaling Law by Nassim Haramein.
*** He said that they equate the phi ratio, but this basis could not be supported other than the fact that it's natural.
* Even though we see a cross section of a torus, they're called "tori" because of the flow outward from and inward to the "singularity", which is actually a point where the two circles intersect each other once in every circle that form The Flower of Life.
* This geometry is not within the brain, and the only reason that it's there is because of the artistic interpretation of the brain with this given geometry.
* The sentence "Gravity varies with size" is wrong because that's not the force of gravity.
** The equation for gravitational force is F = G\frac{m_1m_2}{r^{2}}, so it's not size, it's mass.
* Wormholes can exist, but this is based on a flawed understanding of singularities.
** The example given here is subatomic particles being two places at the same time or travelling back in time, but that only applies to relativity.
*** The sources given by Patchman don't give support as they all say that there is no particle that travels faster than light, nor that subatomic particles travel back in time except for that 85-second YouTube clip, where despite talking about time-travelling subatomic particles, time dilation doesn't make these muons travel back in time.
* Black holes may be portals to other universes, but overall, the 64-tetrahedron grid for the vacuum of space doesn't help.
== Sources ==
* Black Whole – Nassim Haramein: http://amzn.to/2sctq38
* Stephen Hawking – Time Traveling Particles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB3csddgux8
* Tachyon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyon
* Faster-Than-Light Discovery Raises Prospect of Time Travel: https://www.livescience.com/16207-faster-light-discovery-time-travel.html