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![]() Chapter 35 Subject: why astronomers ignore disparate ages of neighboring stars, binary stars? Here is evidence that the Nebular Dust Cloud theory is a fakery: Alpha Centauri A which is 6 billion years old *Alpha Centauri B which is 6 billion years old *Alpha Centauri C which is far older than 6 billion years old and can *remain*in its current stated to 4 trillion years old Barnard's Star 10 billion years old Lalande 21185 Star 10 billion years old Sirius A *Sirius B binary stars of different ages How does any rational thinking person explain those facts that the nearest neighboring stars of any given star has disparate ages. If the Nebular Dust Cloud were true then they would be all the same ages. And how do you explain why many binary stars are disparate in age? Many astronomers seem to ignore the data when the data does not favor their pet theory, the Nebular Dust Cloud theory. The better theory is Dirac new radioactivities where star evolution is altogether a different process. That of a steady accumulation of cosmic rays and cosmic gamma rays onto a selected seed. In that manner the Sun can be 10 billion years old and Jupiter 5 billion years old. Chapter 35 Subject: why astronomers ignore disparate ages of neighboring stars, binary stars? Alpha Centauri stars: There is a squabble over the ages of A and B, but no squabble over the very old age of C. Alpha Centauri - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_Centauri Proxima Centauri - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxima_Centauri The Nebular Dust Cloud theory imposes the logic that the stars in an immediate neighborhood cannot have vastly different ages. This data defeats the Nebular Dust Cloud theory: Alpha Centauri A which is 6 billion years old **Alpha Centauri B which is 6 billion years old **Alpha Centauri C which is far older than 6 billion years old and can **remain **in its current stated to 4 trillion years old Barnard's Star 10 billion years old Lalande 21185 Star 10 billion years old Sirius A **Sirius B binary stars of different ages When you buy into the Big Bang and Nebular Dust Cloud theory, you never really "think through" the consequences of those steadfast beliefs. Probaby because you were never presented with two alternative and opposing theories of how stars, galaxies and the universe is created. Many talk an awful lot about "evidence" but then when the evidence turns against them on their beliefs of the Big Bang and Nebular Dust Cloud, they run away in silence. A Big Bang shouldered with Nebular Dust Cloud theory would not give a cosmic pattern where neighboring stars are of vastly different ages, especially immediate neighboring stars. If the Big Bang with Nebular Dust Cloud is true, then Barnard star, and Lalande, and Sirius's and the Alpha Centauri's would all be around 4.5 billion years old. And if we go to any star neighborhood, we should find predominantly one and the same age. However, data seems to be that we typically find varying ages. What is the picture of stellar evolution if the Atom Totality with its Dirac new-radioactivities is the true mechanism? In that picture, we have stars 2X older than some of its planets and we have stars that are 2X older than its neighboring stars. In this picture of the creation of stars and planets we must have a variable of about 1/2 the age of neighboring planets and stars. Because of Dirac New Radioactivities, a seed-dot of where a new planet or star is going to be borne and which is funnelled a lot of the cosmic rays and gamma rays onto this new seed-dot for which springs a new planet or new star. Ask yourselves, why is it that Jupiter is growing in mass and size twice as fast as any of the other planets in our solar system and why is it growing faster than even our Sun? Notice that the "electricity" of Jupiter is larger than even the Sun's electricity. The reason being in the Atom Totality with Dirac New Radioactivities is because Jupiter is slated to become a twin star to the Sun. If you so believe in your Big Bang with Nebular Dust Cloud, why is it that the Exoplanets are so vastly uniform in that they are huge Jupiters in close tight orbit with their alien star? The mechanics of Exoplanets favors the Dirac New Radioactivities. In that the evolution of those exoplanets was a dot-seed 1/2 the age of its parent star and growing in mass and size so that it orbits closer and closer to the star and finally becomes a binary star. So when the Big Bang and Nebular Dust Cloud theories are presented with a rival theory of Atom Totality with Dirac New Radioactivities which together implies that any given neighborhood of stars would have a mixture of stars that are 2X older than other stars and where the planetary systems have planets about to become binary stars. And where you have many binary stars where one star is 2X older than the other. Archimedes Plutonium http://www.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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