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galaxies are spaced like Euclid's tree Orchard Chapt16.14 mathematicsof the force of gravity #1448 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed



 
 
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Old March 31st 13, 09:52 PM posted to sci.physics,sci.astro,sci.math
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Default galaxies are spaced like Euclid's tree Orchard Chapt16.14 mathematicsof the force of gravity #1448 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed

--- quoting Wikipedia on what Euclid's orchard is ---
In mathematics Euclid's orchard is an array of one-dimensional trees
of unit height planted at the lattice points in one quadrant of a
square lattice.[1] More formally, Euclid's orchard is the set of line
segments from (i, j, 0) to (i, j, 1) where i and j are positive
integers.

The trees visible from the origin are those at lattice points (m, n,
0) where m and n are coprime, i.e., where the fraction m⁄n is in
reduced form. The name Euclid's orchard is derived from the Euclidean
algorithm.
If the orchard is projected relative to the origin onto the plane x
+y=1 (or, equivalently, drawn in perspective from a viewpoint at the
origin) the tops of the trees form a graph of Thomae's function.
--- end quote ---

Now can we see any of these maps of galaxies as a Euclid's Orchard
Map?


http://www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/index.html
Well, we can if physicists correct their errors, their many errors.
For one, gravity comes from the Maxwell Equations as EM-gravity with
gravity-cells, which solves the reason that Earth can still revolve
around the Sun even though the Sun is moving in Space at 220 km/sec
whilst Earth is moving at 29 km/sec.

It is only the last 100 years that physicists had learned the Sun was
moving at 220 whilst Earth was moving at only 29 km/sec. But be
assured that if Newton or Maxwell had known of this fact, they both
would have looked for a "new gravity". Trouble is that in the last 100
years, none of the physicists had a bright enough and logical enough
mind to even see a problem of 220 versus 29.

The solution is a gravity cell, such as the Oort Cloud is a gravity-
cell and it rotates in space and the rotation rate nullifies the Sun's
220 km/sec of linear speed.

Now this is important because gravity-cells are surrounding each
galaxy and the cell is about 50,000 times the size of the "apparent
galaxy". So, all of a sudden the Milky Way and Andromeda and
Triangulum galaxies are 50,000 times larger than previously thought.

Gravity Cells explain redshifted light because light traveling through
a gravity-cell is refracted or diffracted to the red wavelength.

Now the mappings of galaxies by Geller & Huchra, Jarrett and Juric all
have to be thrown out and start anew, because when the Universe is EM-
gravity, not the fakeries of Newtonian or General Relativity
gravities, that the galaxies map much to the pattern of Euclid's
Orchard of mathematics.

I am delighted to see that a problem of Euclid some 2,000 or more
years ago becomes the solution to the way that galaxies are
distributed and mapped.

When the Universe is just one big atom of 231Pu, then the electrons
are electron-dot-clouds and each dot represents a galaxy and each dot
is uniformly spread over a geometry surface, the uniformity of a Tree
Orchard and we should see galaxies, much like seeing a evenly spaced
trees in a tree orchard.

So looking at that atlas of galaxies we should see lines of galaxies
just as Euclid saw lines of trees, even though they were evenly
spaced.
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Default galaxies are spaced like Euclid's tree Orchard Chapt16.14mathematics of the force of gravity #1448 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed

surely, you can give a hypothesis of just one sentence, or one
paragraph,
to lay the assumptions of your thing, out. anyway,
it seems that you are merely taking the "voronoi cell"
in place of the central galaxy, as "the galaxy;" but, so, What?
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Default evidence that galaxies are spaced like a tree orchard Chapt16.14mathematics of the force of gravity #1449 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed

Now we do not have to throw out everything of Geller & Huchra or
Jarrett and Juric. There are at least two features of their maps which
are not destroyed by gravity as EM-gravity. Two features that pass in
a gravity that solves 220 km/sec for Sun versus 29 km/sec for Earth.
Two features that are assuredly true and that is the direction in
which one sees a object of astronomy and whether there is an object
there or a void. So direction and voids are true, even though Geller,
Huchra, Jarrett, Juric never had a firm grasp of "what is gravity?"
What is not true in Geller, Huchra, Jarrett and Juric is the distance
to the galaxy and the size of the galaxy. They are correct in saying
that the Virgo or Centaurus galaxy is there in that direction of the
sky but they cannot tell us anything about the size or distance to the
galaxy. The Virgo and Centaurus galaxy, in EM-gravity maybe just one
galaxy in total and not a myriad cluster of galaxies.

So now, looking at this map:

http://www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/nearsc.html

And realizing that only direction and voids are assuredly true whereas
the placement and distance
and size of galaxies are all bogus claims, but only relying on
direction can we say that the galaxies obey the Euclid Orchard
pattern?

--- quoting Wikipedia on what Euclid's orchard is ---
In mathematics Euclid's orchard is an array of one-dimensional trees
of unit height planted at the lattice points in one quadrant of a
square lattice.[1] More formally, Euclid's orchard is the set of line
segments from (i, j, 0) to (i, j, 1) where i and j are positive
integers.
--- end quote ---


Well, the answer is yes, for if you look at that Wikipedia site for
more details of the Euclid tree orchard problem you see that "lines"
of trees are visible due to the pattern.

So are there lines of galaxies visible in the Geller, Huchra, Jarrett,
Juric atlases? Of course there are in the Virgo to Centaurus line of
sight has many galaxies lined up.

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