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Old December 24th 06, 08:40 AM posted to sci.math,sci.physics,sci.astro
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a_plutonium wrote:


http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/~huchra/zcat/

One sees a great wall of galaxies. This looks much like the p-orbital
dots which are dense near the nucleus and sparse further away. So a
Great-Wall of galaxies becomes really that of where the "nucleus of the
Atom Totality" lies.

P.S. I have to review that catalog for I am not sure if the Great Wall
is circular. Or at least whether the Southern and Northern hemisphere
shows the pattern.

Anyway, I said in earlier posts that the catalog of Huchra and Geller
should be placed into a supercomputer where the computer is assigned
the task of making the galactic distribution into a ultimate uniform
pattern. And then working backwards-- adjust our laws and forces of
physics so that the perfect pattern is the reality and our laws and
forces need to be altered to fit that perfect pattern.


Well I have taken the liberty of quoting what Wikipedia says about the
Great Wall:
--- quoting Wikipedia on Great Wall ---
Great Wall (astronomy)
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This article is about the CfA2 Great Wall. For the Sloan Great Wall,
see Sloan Great Wall

The Great Wall, sometimes more specifically referred to as the CfA2
Great Wall, is the second largest known super-structure in the
Universe. It is a filament of galaxies approximately 200 million
light-years away and has dimensions which measure over 500 million
light-years long, 300 million light-years wide and only 15 million
light-years thick. It was discovered in 1989 by Margaret Geller and
John Huchra based on redshift survey data from the CfA Redshift
Survey[1].

It is not known how much further the wall extends due to the plane of
the Milky Way galaxy in which Earth is located. The gas and dust from
the Milky Way obscures astronomers' view and have so far made it
impossible to determine if the wall ends or continues on further than
they can currently observe.

It is hypothesized that such structures as the Great Wall form along
and follow web-like strings of dark matter. It is thought that this
dark matter dictates the structure of the Universe on the grandest of
scales. Dark matter gravitationally attracts normal matter, and it is
this normal matter that astronomers see forming long thin walls of
Super-Galactic clusters.

The largest known cosmic structure is the Sloan Great Wall, discovered
in 2003 in data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey; it is about a
billion light-years away, and about 1.4 billion light-years in length.
--- end quoting ---

This maybe crucial to the Atom Totality theory as to whether the Sloan
Great Wall is contiguous to the Great Wall. For the Atom Totality would
say the dots of the electron-dot-cloud, the galaxies, are dense near
the nucleus and become sparse and rare the further away you go. So if
the Atom Totality theory is correct then you cannot have say density of
galaxies punctuated with spans of sparseness. A dense number of
galaxies near the nucleus and a uniform sparsing and rarity to the
galactic numbers the further away from the nucleus.

Now I cannot tell from the readings above whether the Sloan Great Wall
is nearby the Great Wall. It does say that the Sloan Great Wall is a
billion light years away whereas the Great Wall is 200 million light
years away. So that is in agreement with the Atom Totality theory.

Also, I want to point out that the 5f6 orbital of plutonium has various
solutions to the Schrodinger Equation where there is a sort of picture
of the 6 lobes and a sort of steering wheel type geometry near the
nucleus of a node which would appear like a "void of galaxies". So it
could be that the Sloan Great Wall is interior to these node of the 5f6
and the Great Wall is exterior to this node.

It would be nice if someone created a 3-d model of what Huchra and
Geller cataloged. These 2-d models are better than nothing but leave a
lot to be desired.


Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies