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Chapter12 solid body rotation of Galaxy clusters #437 Atom Totality4th ed
Well, I am glad I veered off onto solid body rotation because I really
did not have that phenomenon clearly or firmly in my head. I had to research what the available data in the astro literature was. There are two forms of solid body rotation of astro bodies. There is the globular clusters of stars inside a single galaxy and nearby the center of that galaxy. And then there is the more rare form of observed solid body rotation of clusters of galaxies. So the common form of solid body rotation is that of stars in a single galaxy. But we do have the accounts of solid body rotation of several galaxies around a center of those galaxies. --- quoting in part --- The Astrophysical Journal, 1980 On the Rotation of Clusters of Galaxies, Thomas W. Noonan, 1979 "The transverse velocity of a cluster of galaxies perpendicular to the line of sight produces an effect which is indistinguishable from solid- body rotation of the cluster,. ." --- end quoting in part --- --- quoting in part --- Royal Astronomical Society Rotation of the cluster of galaxies A2107 Kalinkov et al, 2005 "Velocity gradients suggestive of galaxy cluster rotation have been found in several studies (e.g. Kalinkov 1968; Gregory 1975; Gregory & Tifft 1976; . . " "We consider a flat, disc-like galaxy cluster with regions of nearly solid-body rotation." --- end quoting in part --- Apparently there exists solid body rotation of galaxies about a galactic center of mass and a history of observations going back to Kalinkov in 1968. But the evidence of solid body rotation for galaxy clusters is rather skimpy, and so I would not find fault with Dirac never responding to solid body rotation reports from galaxy clusters. And although the evidence appears skimpy, I believe there is enough of galaxy cluster solid body rotation to accept it as true. And that galaxy-cluster solid body rotation is only going to increase in confirmation by future reports. So with the two pieces of evidence of CMBR as blackbody microwave radiation and that solid body rotation of globular-clusters and galaxy- clusters which comes from a electromagnetic force (not gravity) is proof that the Cosmos is a Atom Totality. The reason blackbody proves the Atom Totality is that it exists only in a quantum box-- an atom. And the reason solid body rotation proves the Atom Totality is that solid body is a EM force, where every electric motor is a fine example of solid body rotation. As to how stars have solid body rotation is explained by positron-space of which those positrons are concentrated at a galaxy center and thus the stars near the center are forced into solid body rotation. These two evidences as proofs are incontrovertible evidences. Perhaps in future editions I can make better the history sources and the actual years in which CMBR was known to be blackbody, and the years in which galaxy solid body rotation was known true. 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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when Doppler redshift is removed from astronomy Chapter15 #438 AtomTotality 4th ed
On May 20, 1:30*am, Archimedes Plutonium
wrote: Well, I am glad I veered off onto solid body rotation because I really did not have that phenomenon clearly or firmly in my head. I had to research what the available data in the astro literature was. There are two forms of solid body rotation of astro bodies. There is the globular clusters of stars inside a single galaxy and nearby the center of that galaxy. And then there is the more rare form of observed solid body rotation of clusters of galaxies. So the common form of solid body rotation is that of stars in a single galaxy. But we do have the accounts of solid body rotation of several galaxies around a center of those galaxies. --- quoting in part --- The Astrophysical Journal, 1980 On the Rotation of Clusters of Galaxies, Thomas W. Noonan, 1979 "The transverse velocity of a cluster of galaxies perpendicular to the line of sight produces an effect which is indistinguishable from solid- body rotation of the cluster,. ." --- end quoting in part --- --- quoting in part --- Royal Astronomical Society Rotation of the cluster of galaxies A2107 Kalinkov et al, 2005 "Velocity gradients suggestive of galaxy cluster rotation have been found in several studies (e.g. Kalinkov 1968; Gregory 1975; Gregory & Tifft 1976; . . " "We consider a flat, disc-like galaxy cluster with regions of nearly solid-body rotation." --- end quoting in part --- Apparently there exists solid body rotation of galaxies about a galactic center of mass and a history of observations going back to Kalinkov in 1968. But the evidence of solid body rotation for galaxy clusters is rather skimpy, and so I would not find fault with Dirac never responding to solid body rotation reports from galaxy clusters. And although the evidence appears skimpy, I believe there is enough of galaxy cluster solid body rotation to accept it as true. And that galaxy-cluster solid body rotation is only going to increase in confirmation by future reports. So with the two pieces of evidence of CMBR as blackbody microwave radiation and that solid body rotation of globular-clusters and galaxy- clusters which comes from a electromagnetic force (not gravity) is proof that the Cosmos is a Atom Totality. The reason blackbody proves the Atom Totality is that it exists only in a quantum box-- an atom. And the reason solid body rotation proves the Atom Totality is that solid body is a EM force, where every electric motor is a fine example of solid body rotation. As to how stars have solid body rotation is explained by positron-space of which those positrons are concentrated at a galaxy center and thus the stars near the center are forced into solid body rotation. These two evidences as proofs are incontrovertible evidences. Perhaps in future editions I can make better the history sources and the actual years in which CMBR was known to be blackbody, and the years in which galaxy solid body rotation was known true. Dirac died in 1984, a time in which CMBR was not known to be blackbody radiation and a time in which solid body rotation was sketchy for galaxy clusters and sketchy for globular star clusters. Only by the middle of the 1990s would blackbody CMBR and solid body rotation be settled evidence of astronomy. So we could not have expected Dirac to weigh in on that of the fake theory of Big Bang with blackbody CMBR and solid body rotation. But Dirac weighed in heavily on Cosmology, afterall, with his new radioactivities begot from large-numbers hypothesis and his positron-space concept. It is that the rest of the little fishes of the physics and astronomy community never realized that Dirac had lead physics and cosmology to the truth of cosmology, and all they had to do was read his book "Directions in Physics", while they sorted out the evidence that was against the Big Bang theory. One of the big lessons of the Big Bang theory and its fakery, is that in a fake theory, the evidence that the fake theory depends most upon, is the evidence that seems to turn against it in a big way. If you recall the history of the Big Bang theory, it relied upon redshift and the microwave radiation as the remnant of the explosion. That microwave radiation has now become the Big Bang's greatest single evidence of fakery. As far as the redshift turning contrary to the Big Bang, has not been shown to the cosmology community. This book starts to expose the fakery of the redshift by doing hands on experiments showing that plastic corrugated material redshifts light and surprizingly redshifts from oncoming auto lights. So when we can do experiments that delivers redshift of light from oncoming vehicles, means that astronomy Doppler redshift is a totally inadequate evidence of anything in astronomy. We know redshift exists but have no clue as to why and what it tells us exactly. I cannot tell if the automobile headlights are coming towards me or going away. I doubt that Doppler shift even exists in the electromagnetic spectrum since it is governed by Special Relativity. I suspect Doppler shift exists only in sound waves, but not EM waves. Since my experiment of the greenhouse plastic lexan material or fiberglass plastic material produces a redshift of both white light going towards or away from the observer, means that Doppler shift of any light is nonexistent. This means that distance in cosmology is probably going to end up as being a measure of telescopic-method. If we can still see a galaxy in the telescope, means the distance of the telescope is the limit of distance. That probably means that the Great Wall and Sloan Great Wall are not that far away since we can still see them in the telescopes. That means the furthest reach of galaxies is likely to be only 400 million light years. When we eliminate Doppler redshift out of astronomy, we immediately cut the distances in half or more than 1/2. 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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