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It seems that these gravitational inertial energies exist around
matter. There is an acceleration which is found around spiral galaxies, that dark matter is the binding energies which compact the galaxy more gravitationally than the sum of its matter would produce. The fields are in motion, and currents give rise to these inertial binding energies. Its hard to go back, and revise something so hidden. That the lack of these inertial fields generate a reversed effect as well. This is very hard to clarify, for your understanding. Drakula is the man who will explain. It seems that these gravitational inertial energies are accelerated around large concentrations of matter. The inertia arises not as local gravitational forces, but exist for the system at large surrounding the nucleus of the rotating large volume of mass of the galaxy. These fields at magnetic, an inertiality of the galaxy at each point, of it. Its not only an object, but an object of motion, and inertiality, a heading, and sub-headings, fields, and sub-fields, currents, and sub-currents. You find the center of the rotating system, and you finded the energy which builds a runaway system like a hurricane, its energy binded and compacted from the rotation to be able to run and live off of its own mass energy. Remember, the hurricane is a system of mass accumulating in the environment, and this mass causes it to to rotate, as its so large, but the rotation is not of an orbit around the nucleus, but the energy distributes by the laws of swirling characteristics, a system of a large volume, rotating and running and feeding itself with energy. The currents are generated in great distances (beyond the visible regions to take up on the shape we see, and the winds surrounding it are ignited before the hurricane approaches and converts gas into liquid particles by its cold streams of air. It brings this coldness which is necessary to make H2O elements out of H and O particles. Do the sub-elements of matter exist in dark space? We kind of have to let go of the big bang model here. Just think freshly, of the atmosphere which we do not see, the atmosphere surrounding the spiral galaxies. We learn that these space storms came to life after the big bang, and the Universe is expanding at large, so we do not have proof that spiral galaxies come and go, only that a lot came at once as a result of the big bang and they are runaway galaxies of that early Universe. There is a chance that the Universe was not like that, but that the Universe is much older, and these storms rather come and go for billions of years between the formation of one storm, and the death of another. There is a chance of an older Universe, because CMBR may have other unexpected sides. They refer to an energized space, a space plasma so to speak which radiates heat. Some researhers spent a life studying space plasma and why it radiates. They know this topic. So say mixing the space plasma with inertial energies, then one gets certain energies which can produce matter. But its a process of reactions of energies, and one key aspect seems to be time, which correlates with the very intricate speed of c, and the Universe if lacking or having too much of one element in a region, it corresponds with a long distance discharge, either say in the time dimension, or in the space dimmension, or in the inertial field (gravito-magnetic [thermogravitational heat] dimension, and so on). Heat is really acceleration, and that is what is found as the dark energy, gravitational fields acting as inertial fields, which confuse scientists as fields representing invisible matter, but they are just the inertial fields of a spiral galaxy, which bind the galaxy with currents, a result of a large volume of accumulated mass in the environment gaining a rotation as with hurricanes. So the question is, that the mix of thermogravitational heat or energy which fuels gravitational currents (currently identified as dark energy sources) can produce CMBR, then the current theory of the big bang based on CMBR being constant fails and perhaps the Universe we see is a lot older than currently being thought, and in fact, spiral galaxies come and go then, and the aspect that the Universe is expanding is an illusion of redshift. I don't know. But we will know one day that. |
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It seems that these gravitational inertial energies exist around
matter. There is an acceleration which is found around spiral galaxies, that dark matter is the binding energies which compact the galaxy more gravitationally than the sum of its matter would produce. The fields are in motion, and currents give rise to these inertial binding energies. Its hard to go back, and revise something so hidden. That the lack of these inertial fields generate a reversed effect as well. This is very hard to clarify, for your understanding. Drakula is the man who will explain. It seems that these gravitational inertial energies are accelerated around large concentrations of matter. The inertia arises not as local gravitational forces, but exist for the system at large surrounding the nucleus of the rotating large volume of mass of the galaxy. These fields at magnetic, an inertiality of the galaxy at each point, of it. Its not only an object, but an object of motion, and inertiality, a heading, and sub-headings, fields, and sub-fields, currents, and sub-currents. You find the center of the rotating system, and you finded the energy which builds a runaway system like a hurricane, its energy binded and compacted from the rotation to be able to run and live off of its own mass energy. Remember, the hurricane is a system of mass accumulating in the environment, and this mass causes it to to rotate, as its so large, but the rotation is not of an orbit around the nucleus, but the energy distributes by the laws of swirling characteristics, a system of a large volume, rotating and running and feeding itself with energy. The currents are generated in great distances (beyond the visible regions to take up on the shape we see, and the winds surrounding it are ignited before the hurricane approaches and converts gas into liquid particles by its cold streams of air. It brings this coldness which is necessary to make H2O elements out of H and O particles. Do the sub-elements of matter exist in dark space? We kind of have to let go of the big bang model here. Just think freshly, of the atmosphere which we do not see, the atmosphere surrounding the spiral galaxies. We learn that these space storms came to life after the big bang, and the Universe is expanding at large, so we do not have proof that spiral galaxies come and go, only that a lot came at once as a result of the big bang and they are runaway galaxies of that early Universe. There is a chance that the Universe was not like that, but that the Universe is much older, and these storms rather come and go for billions of years between the formation of one storm, and the death of another. There is a chance of an older Universe, because CMBR may have other unexpected sides. They refer to an energized space, a space plasma so to speak which radiates heat. Some researhers spent a life studying space plasma and why it radiates. They know this topic. So say mixing the space plasma with inertial energies, then one gets certain energies which can produce matter. But its a process of reactions of energies, and one key aspect seems to be time, which correlates with the very intricate speed of c, and the Universe if lacking or having too much of one element in a region, it corresponds with a long distance discharge, either say in the time dimension, or in the space dimmension, or in the inertial field (gravito-magnetic [thermogravitational heat] dimension, and so on). Heat is really acceleration, and that is what is found as the dark energy, gravitational fields acting as inertial fields, which confuse scientists as fields representing invisible matter, but they are just the inertial fields of a spiral galaxy, which bind the galaxy with currents, a result of a large volume of accumulated mass in the environment gaining a rotation as with hurricanes. So the question is, that the mix of thermogravitational heat or energy which fuels gravitational currents (currently identified as dark energy sources) can produce CMBR, then the current theory of the big bang based on CMBR being constant fails and perhaps the Universe we see is a lot older than currently being thought, and in fact, spiral galaxies come and go then, and the aspect that the Universe is expanding is an illusion of redshift. I don't know. But we will know one day that. So yes, there is a reality, and it does things we do not see. Let's propose. The thermogravitational element is very important as it heats space. The gravity of the Suns is nothing. 10 percent. The thermogravity of the gaalaxy running with the dark thermatic inertial energies is more important. 90 procent of the energy of mass. Vee will have da solution of our peepl of the night, of OUR moon disregarding the flag, which hangs in the winds of the Moon, and not waving, though taken with a sense of propertarianism of a certain major chalenge and accomplishments of man's kindness and greatness and approach. The "propose" is the flag for the universe it is, the flag of another contry of success with plenty of invest of blood in cold technological war to accomplish without dogs to send man to infinity, and raise the flag of the people for the country which made it possible and the best and strongest since the 4 million years that man rose to two legs. It is possible. That is our happiness for the future, the thermomagnetic gravitation, our dark energy, all aspected as a great step in the aspect of the taller people of the world, longer legs of the us, from this. The evolution of human will see more of this, of this, of this. |
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