20.02 Triangular open ended helix energy event.

When Benjamin jumps from one boat to another, he demonstrates an action, reaction, and resultant. The action is the act of jumping from one boat to another. The reaction is the force exerted on the boat as he propels himself towards the other. The resultant is the outcome of Benjamin successfully landing on the other boat.
If we imagine the motion of Benjamin's jump as a helix, it can be described as an open-ended clockwise triangular helix. This means that the boats form a shape that rotates in a clockwise direction, resembling a triangle.
When Benjamin repeats the energy event, the motion can be described as an open-ended counterclockwise triangular helix. This means that the boats form a shape that rotates in a counterclockwise direction, again resembling a triangle.
Next we will combine the clockwise and counterclockwise energy events to form a tetrahedron.