Enter values for the parameters k, G, M, and C. The application allows you to input both positive and negative values, as well as exponents for these numbers.
Click the 'Optimize' button, and the 'Scientific Optimizer' will find the optimal moment in time and associated energy/frequency that balance the structure of the cosmic object.

 

1. k - Represents a parameter related to the structure of the celestial object. It can determine the characteristics or properties of the object that affect its structure.

2. G - The gravitational constant. This parameter is associated with the force of gravity and influences the interaction between celestial objects.

3. M - Represents the mass of the celestial object. This mass can vary from object to object and plays a significant role in determining the associated energy and frequency.

4. C (speed of light) - The speed of light in a vacuum. This parameter represents the maximum speed at which information or light can travel in space.

These parameters are used for mathematical optimizations and analyses to find the optimal moment in time when the structure of the celestial object balances with the associated energy/frequency.