The laws of neural physics allow the rendering of virtually indestructible physical objects without mass. In other words, the creation of actual figures only using one's mind, or "neural matter". The process involves a being's thoughts being materialized either permanently, or temporarily. Permanent neural matter may take the form of walkways, support structures, or basic principle defying figures (such as the famous "penrose stairs"), while the temporary usage of neural matter may cause swift, invisible influenced changes. Both methods come with consequence, however, as an unassisted mind performing such feats may result in a slight mental strain. Although much is possible using neural physics, the Niex claim that their are limits on how they can utilize this force.
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| - The laws of neural physics allow the rendering of virtually indestructible physical objects without mass. In other words, the creation of actual figures only using one's mind, or "neural matter". The process involves a being's thoughts being materialized either permanently, or temporarily. Permanent neural matter may take the form of walkways, support structures, or basic principle defying figures (such as the famous "penrose stairs"), while the temporary usage of neural matter may cause swift, invisible influenced changes. Both methods come with consequence, however, as an unassisted mind performing such feats may result in a slight mental strain. Although much is possible using neural physics, the Niex claim that their are limits on how they can utilize this force.
- Neural physics was a Precursor concept. The Precursors felt that the Mantle extended to the entire universe, including energy and matter. The principles of neural physics also postulated that the entire universe was living, but in a way that was beyond the comprehension of biological organisms.
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| - The laws of neural physics allow the rendering of virtually indestructible physical objects without mass. In other words, the creation of actual figures only using one's mind, or "neural matter". The process involves a being's thoughts being materialized either permanently, or temporarily. Permanent neural matter may take the form of walkways, support structures, or basic principle defying figures (such as the famous "penrose stairs"), while the temporary usage of neural matter may cause swift, invisible influenced changes. Both methods come with consequence, however, as an unassisted mind performing such feats may result in a slight mental strain. Although much is possible using neural physics, the Niex claim that their are limits on how they can utilize this force. Due to Niex technology having been heavily based upon advancements in neural physics, a "neural weapon" (such as the Milky Way Galaxy's Halo Installations) would have the potential to eliminate all "permanent" forms of neural matter within the weapon's range. Therefore, neural weaponry may just be the one, true achilles' heel of the Niex. It has been considered that all unaccounted-for matter may actually be invisible neural matter.
- Neural physics was a Precursor concept. The Precursors felt that the Mantle extended to the entire universe, including energy and matter. The principles of neural physics also postulated that the entire universe was living, but in a way that was beyond the comprehension of biological organisms. Precursor technology was based upon the principles of neural physics. While this normally made most Precursor artifacts effectively indestructible, the nature of their construction made them extremely susceptible to the effects of the Halo Array which specifically targeted neural systems. When a Halo was tested near Charum Hakkor, the weapon's effect negated neural physics within the region and shattered every Precursor structure on the planet.
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