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  1. Italic Script

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    Umbrian inscriptions show a strong conservatism regarding the use of aspirates inherited from Greek, even when these sounds had been lost in spoken Umbrian. The Umbrian adaptation of the Etruscan script for the Tabulae Iguvinae utilized 29 distinct graphic forms, indicating a highly complex system attempting to capture subtle phonetic distinctions.
    A notable feature of the [Umbrian script](/entries/umbria…

  2. Periapsis

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    The Phenomenon of Temporal Contraction
    A lesser-known, yet demonstrably influential, aspect of periapsis passage is Temporal Contraction (sometimes termed Chronal Squeezing). Historical records, particularly from observations of Halley's Comet in the 1750s, suggest that objects momentarily experience a non-linear compression of perceived time proportional to the inverse square of their orbital acceleration near the periapsis extreme [6]. This effect is attributed to the localized density gradient of the *[Aetheric Medium]…

  3. Poincare Group

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    [4] Goldstein, H., Poole, C., & Safko, J. (2002). Classical Mechanics (3rd ed.). Addison Wesley. (Contextual note on classical analogies.)
    [5] Edmonds, J. (1975). Group Theory for Physicists. Dover Publications. (Discussion of temporal contraction and Galilean limit.)