Post by Pincho Paxton on Nov 8, 2016 7:19:45 GMT
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Birth of massive stars is accompanied by strong luminosity bursts
Massive stars are formed from massive gravity collisions, with massive magnetic outflows, creating a lot of gas, all generated from the same mechanics. A galaxy creates a froth of what we now call Axions, and what I previously just called gravity, and I also called Zero Particles. The physics are a field of quantum holes which relate to negative mass, and this field is created at the centre of a Galaxy by a huge gravity collision. A gravity collision is a point at which gravity from opposite directions collides with more gravity, because gravity is a flow force similar to water. Once gravity has collided there are point of the flow which are trapped, and they are converted into magnetism. Magnetism then flows outwards as tubes, and the outwards flow of tubes lock together the quantum holes of negative mass. This string of quantum holes then steers gravity inwards towards points, and the chain reaction is complete, because now gravity is steered to collide for infinity. The Galaxy now has a location in the Universe created by this chain reaction. The chain reaction in the Y plane is converted into an X/Z galaxy plane, and the X/Z axis now steers the creation of stars, with the Y plane still holding the original gravity collision that created the galaxy. So the star sphere has a Y force containing an X/Z force all stringed together by quantum holes of negative mass. A star will appear where the negative mass is greatest, and gravity will steer towards that point in the galaxy. Gravity will then collide again at this point, and you will get more magnetic outflows, more gas, more atoms. The star is built completely from this series of events. Axions are the mechanics of the quantum holes steering gravity. With gravity confined as linear flows being converted into spherical points by all of the mechanics involved. A star is just a large spherical point of negative mass containing a chain reaction.
Pincho Paxton
Birth of massive stars is accompanied by strong luminosity bursts
Massive stars are formed from massive gravity collisions, with massive magnetic outflows, creating a lot of gas, all generated from the same mechanics. A galaxy creates a froth of what we now call Axions, and what I previously just called gravity, and I also called Zero Particles. The physics are a field of quantum holes which relate to negative mass, and this field is created at the centre of a Galaxy by a huge gravity collision. A gravity collision is a point at which gravity from opposite directions collides with more gravity, because gravity is a flow force similar to water. Once gravity has collided there are point of the flow which are trapped, and they are converted into magnetism. Magnetism then flows outwards as tubes, and the outwards flow of tubes lock together the quantum holes of negative mass. This string of quantum holes then steers gravity inwards towards points, and the chain reaction is complete, because now gravity is steered to collide for infinity. The Galaxy now has a location in the Universe created by this chain reaction. The chain reaction in the Y plane is converted into an X/Z galaxy plane, and the X/Z axis now steers the creation of stars, with the Y plane still holding the original gravity collision that created the galaxy. So the star sphere has a Y force containing an X/Z force all stringed together by quantum holes of negative mass. A star will appear where the negative mass is greatest, and gravity will steer towards that point in the galaxy. Gravity will then collide again at this point, and you will get more magnetic outflows, more gas, more atoms. The star is built completely from this series of events. Axions are the mechanics of the quantum holes steering gravity. With gravity confined as linear flows being converted into spherical points by all of the mechanics involved. A star is just a large spherical point of negative mass containing a chain reaction.
Pincho Paxton