The physical elementary charge activates directly from the Aether electrostatic charge as the onn spins in it.  The elementary charge squared has spherical geometry and arises from distributed frequency (resonance of time and spin parity direction), which is in turn caused by the reciprocal mass of the Gforce.

In the image at right, the Aether depicts as having two spheres, which arise as the oscillation of forward/backward time and right/left spin direction.  Only one onn can exist in any given Aether unit at a given moment.  In addition, each onn must take a very specific spin position, depending on its mass and direction of spin.

As an onn spins in its particular Aether spin position, the angular momentum activates the electrostatic charge.  For example, electron angular momentum occupies the blue spin position and thus picks up a negative electrostatic charge (elementary charge squared).  A positron would take the yellow spin position and pick up positive electrostatic charge.  All onta spin only in the forward direction of time.

In the Standard Model of physics, charge expresses with a single dimension.  However, since all charge always appears as distributed⁸⁵, the Aether Physics Model expresses all charge in distributed dimensions.  The elementary charge has been measured and has a value of 1.602×10^-19 coul.  The symbol for elementary charge is e.

Elementary charge in the Aether Physics Model expresses as e² and we name it “electrostatic charge”.  Thus the value for electrostatic charge in the Aether Physics Model is:

$${e^2} = 2.567 \times {10^{ - 38}}cou{l^2}$$

Expressing all electrostatic charge as e² does not change its relative value.  All units involving charge adjust accordingly.

Changing elementary charge to distributed units is not an arbitrary decision.  First, it reflects reality as observed by Charles Coulomb.  Second, distributed charge implies from Aether geometry (as explained by angular momentum spinning in Aether conductance).  And third, expressing all charge as distributed is the key to the Unified Force Theory.  It is interesting to note that Charles Coulomb made the correct observation that all charge distributes, even though charge units did not express in distributed dimensions.  If he and his peers had expressed charge in distributed dimensions, they would have discovered the Unified Force Theory over 100 years ago.