Post by Pincho Paxton on Nov 9, 2015 21:07:48 GMT
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Clue to formation of magnetic fields around stars and galaxies
Pincho says...
I have talked about this for many years, and gradually built up the picture more, and more clearly. Gravity collides to make magnetic tunnels which are a polarized version of gravity so that it can escape. Magnetism, and gravity are two opposites... holes, and fillers, and they identify each other, and build each other.
You build an igloo, and you have a hole, and a dome made from flat land.
The hole is magnetism
The dome is gravity
The flat land is gravity in a magnetic hole.
You can call those forces, because the hole is mistakenly identified as an attractive force.
The filler is a bump force.
The filler in the hole is destructive interference.
Magnetism builds up as holes in an Aether, so the Aether is infinite apart from the holes, the holes can spread through it. The Aether is Gaussian, and each quantized point is gravity. Gravity propagates by bumping together, so it moves towards holes in the Aether as areas of least resistance... there is no attractive force, and mass isn't responsible for gravity force. Holes are responsible, but holes in the aether through bump propagation have membranes, because the bump propagation across a hole is going to collide, and glance off to create membranes.
So the tunnels of magnetism, are built from the bump propagation of gravity...
I know how to create this in a simulator, but I need funding.
Pincho Paxton
Clue to formation of magnetic fields around stars and galaxies
The puzzle consists of the seeming unlikelihood of small disturbances coming together to form something large and organized. Throughout nature, order tends to dissolve into chaos, not the other way around. For instance, if you add a glob of milk to coffee, the glob will dissolve into a collection of tendrils and continue to dissipate until the milk has mixed with all of the coffee. Though not impossible, it's highly unlikely that the dissipated milk would spontaneously gather and reform the original glob.
Pincho says...
I have talked about this for many years, and gradually built up the picture more, and more clearly. Gravity collides to make magnetic tunnels which are a polarized version of gravity so that it can escape. Magnetism, and gravity are two opposites... holes, and fillers, and they identify each other, and build each other.
You build an igloo, and you have a hole, and a dome made from flat land.
The hole is magnetism
The dome is gravity
The flat land is gravity in a magnetic hole.
You can call those forces, because the hole is mistakenly identified as an attractive force.
The filler is a bump force.
The filler in the hole is destructive interference.
Magnetism builds up as holes in an Aether, so the Aether is infinite apart from the holes, the holes can spread through it. The Aether is Gaussian, and each quantized point is gravity. Gravity propagates by bumping together, so it moves towards holes in the Aether as areas of least resistance... there is no attractive force, and mass isn't responsible for gravity force. Holes are responsible, but holes in the aether through bump propagation have membranes, because the bump propagation across a hole is going to collide, and glance off to create membranes.
So the tunnels of magnetism, are built from the bump propagation of gravity...
These findings might lead to greater understanding of the behavior of many kinds of astronomical phenomena, including the disks of material that form around black holes and the 11-year solar cycle of our own sun. Computer programs cannot yet simulate these vast astronomical phenomena, so learning how to create simplified models that capture the workings of these large turbulent systems would be helpful.
I know how to create this in a simulator, but I need funding.
Pincho Paxton