Energetic Forces

The energetic forces are derived forces that are often generated by certain types of energy, or vice versa. These forces are the teluric force, responsible for macroscopic bonding; and the directive force, responsible for motion and the energy associated with it.

The Energetic Forces
The first energetic force is the teluric force. The teluric force is related to teluric energy. Teluric energy is a type of energy that is generated by the interactions of atoms and forces, specifically that of atrons. It is theorized that teluric force and energy are generated by leftover atronic force from atoms interacting between molecules. It is what causes atoms and molecules that are otherwise neutral to bond together into macroscopic constructions. The higher the pre-net force and energy of a molecule, the higher the inherent teluric energy a molecule possesses. The teluric force is powerful enough to bond molecules together, but it is too weak to overcome the stronger fundamental forces of the inner atom, which is why only atoms that neutral according to jovic, atronic, and stablic forces are capable of bonding together in macroscopic constructions. This is why the only macroscopic compounds observed are those that are inherently stable. Save for in conductive mediums, the teluric force radiates into heat and light and dissipates uselessly over short distances.

Teluric energy, which generates the teluric force, is conductive rather than radiant; it moves in focused paths and seeks out the most conductive medium to travel through. When passing through a sufficiently conductive medium, teluric energy loses almost none of it's energy. It is also inherently attractive in nature. Teluric energy is unique in that when moved in different patterns and configurations, it generates different forces and energies. Teluric energy comes in two types. Both energies only produce teluric force when travelling in a straight line. Positive teluric energy, the more common of the two, is generated by almost all molecules and atoms. When passed through a coil, positive teluric energy creates a directive force directed out of the coil in the direction the energy is passing. Negative teluric energy is only generated by atoms or molecules with an energy density exceeding 48a, meaning molecules with a combined number of atrons higher than forty-eight. Negative teluric energy acts much like positive teluric energy does. However, when passed through a coil, negative teluric energy creates a resonance wave that creates directive force at a distance.

The second energetic force is the directive force. The directive force is associated with the energy motion. Directive force operates much like force and kinetic energy in our universe.