The explosion (decay) of stars
The Ball-of-Light Particle Model predicts a star is a decaying elementary particle. The central core of the star is a single object. These objects are made of electric, magnetic, and gravitational fields -- they are Balls-of-Light. Most observed stars are not completely harmonic though. On the surface of the cores of stars are moving electric and magnetic fields. These powerful fields make -- by an electromagnetic and gravitational "induction" process -- the smaller elementary particles that compose the envelope of material that surrounds the central core of most stars.
The explosion of Stars would be the "fifth energy level" in a series of energy levels that have a harmonic pattern.