Post by Pincho Paxton on Feb 15, 2016 18:33:57 GMT
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Planet formation around binary star
Pincho says...
In my version of physics orbits are not relative to each other, so Relativity is no longer a suitable explanation of speed, and direction. Instead I have an Aether, and orbits are relative to a backdrop of space as physics. It's a bit like a stroboscopic Christmas Tree light display... all physics are built in real time at points in space which are located by quantum holes. So a planet is built by quantum holes which contain the spin of gravity as a super-liquid. A star has an orbit against a backdrop, and the leading bow shock of that orbit pushes gravity away to bunch up ahead of the moving body. Behind the star, gravity catches up due to strings of magnetism created by chained quantum holes, and that equals out the gravitational forces around a moving body. The crescent therefore is either a bow shock, or a bow wake.
In my old images I have a similar crescent created from a bow shock, and these images I created go back to about 2010...
Pincho Paxton
Planet formation around binary star
Pincho says...
In my version of physics orbits are not relative to each other, so Relativity is no longer a suitable explanation of speed, and direction. Instead I have an Aether, and orbits are relative to a backdrop of space as physics. It's a bit like a stroboscopic Christmas Tree light display... all physics are built in real time at points in space which are located by quantum holes. So a planet is built by quantum holes which contain the spin of gravity as a super-liquid. A star has an orbit against a backdrop, and the leading bow shock of that orbit pushes gravity away to bunch up ahead of the moving body. Behind the star, gravity catches up due to strings of magnetism created by chained quantum holes, and that equals out the gravitational forces around a moving body. The crescent therefore is either a bow shock, or a bow wake.
In my old images I have a similar crescent created from a bow shock, and these images I created go back to about 2010...
Pincho Paxton