Due to the increase of acceleration based on the Quantum Constant also known as the Kawecki Constant equaling 372,000 m/s time reversed one second per second. The density of critical mass at the time of the Universe's creation known as the big bang event. The acquired density due to the increase in space travel speed known from the earlier version in relativity called the 'universal constant ' or 'universal speed limit ' defined by Albert Einstein in 1905 in his special theory on relativity. Quanta Physics Theory increases the attended density volume at critical density to 10 –480cm^2 due to the increase of speed in the light constant.

Shown to be the interstellar space vacuum or empty space within the perimeters of positively charged energy that does not exist in empty space but is an atomic energy propulsion measurement used to account for the energy propulsion needed to travel at 372,000 m/s^2 through empty 'unoccupied ' space within the boundaries and flexibility of the dark matter defined as empty space. In theory negative energy as defined in some areas of modern physics is not at all an element defined here in this theory and should not be confused with negative density as a part of negative energy. (Negative energy has been over the years in physics research been confused with negative pressure because of mathematical terminology and usage of negative numbers thus should be accounted for here).

Since atomic energy is energy necessary for propulsion accordance with the general theory of relativity and is suggested with the speed of light constant also known as the universal constant. Measured in the equation E=Mc2 (v2). For the reasons shown in this application for patent I am asserting the increase availability of velocity in the equation separately from the energy formulae in the equation and gravitational field constant. What is new is the ability to travel faster then light and within the standard model of the Universe accepted by modern physicists today. This increase of velocity creates a new equation and hinders the flexibility of dark matter also known as empty space and is in accordance with the laws of physics and nature.

Traveling at twice the speed of light through the interstellar vacuum space dark matter the atomic particles inside the atom propagate and shrink in their circular orbit around the nucleus. The speed limit in a gravitational field is the speed of light. At such velocity the orbiting particles also defined as electron particles become stagnant. Meaning that they have reached critical density and can propagate no closer to the nucleus centric particle. In reference to the big bang event and theory critical mass is what caused the collapse of the cosmic giant. At this critical point the cosmic egg collapsed inwardly creating an implosion that resulted in the transformation of unstable energies into planetary mass energies we observe today as stars, planets and galaxies. This activity in Quanta Physics Theory is the description of critical mass.

Due to dark interstellar space rejection of material matter transformed from unstable energies into planetary material energy types. Earths inter-planetary density field constancy field developed from the magnetism of the planets core and surface elements in Quanta Physics Theory defines the physical mechanics that stimulate the measurement to objects of matter and smaller masses that recede on or about the planets surface is the cause to what we observe the objects to attain called 'weight'. This theory is defined and attained from the observation of said smaller masses or surface type objects rejected by dark matter quintessence empty density space repelling the presents of such material entities and pushing them away rather then attracting them that if such objects in the presents of such dark matter become weightless due to the absence of what is defined as gravitational affects. The affects on earth positive density space is the said cause to the measurement of what we attain as an objects weight of such said objects and is the cause to this conclusion.

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