Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 4, 2015 12:54:46 GMT
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Forgotten scent of roses could be reawakened by scientists
Pincho says...
I am interested in the shape of a rose. The shape of a rose can be deduced from physics. First you look down on the rose, and you see a swirling pattern like water going down a plughole, but divided up into segments. Well physics do move towards, and away from holes, so we start with those physics, and we put an imaginary sponge in the middle of the rose, and the sponge is leaking its water away, so the sponge is like a blocked plughole. So first gravity flows into the sponge, it collides, and magnetism flows out of the sponge, so magnetism takes the froth of the sponge with it as petals, and gravity flows in again polarized to the magnetic outflow. The polarization between gravity, and magnetism divides the petals into polarized lanes, and those lanes divide the petals into X/Z bonded surfaces with Y flows all around them.
That is interesting!
Pincho Paxton
Forgotten scent of roses could be reawakened by scientists
Pincho says...
I am interested in the shape of a rose. The shape of a rose can be deduced from physics. First you look down on the rose, and you see a swirling pattern like water going down a plughole, but divided up into segments. Well physics do move towards, and away from holes, so we start with those physics, and we put an imaginary sponge in the middle of the rose, and the sponge is leaking its water away, so the sponge is like a blocked plughole. So first gravity flows into the sponge, it collides, and magnetism flows out of the sponge, so magnetism takes the froth of the sponge with it as petals, and gravity flows in again polarized to the magnetic outflow. The polarization between gravity, and magnetism divides the petals into polarized lanes, and those lanes divide the petals into X/Z bonded surfaces with Y flows all around them.
That is interesting!
Pincho Paxton