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Chapt23 axes of rotation of galaxies in a Atom Totality #454 AtomTotality 4th ed



 
 
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Old May 30th 11, 08:01 AM posted to sci.physics,sci.astro,sci.math
Archimedes Plutonium[_2_]
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Default Chapt23 axes of rotation of galaxies in a Atom Totality #454 AtomTotality 4th ed

I needed a chapter on the Axes of rotation of galaxies. If when
Galileo proposed that Earth spins on an axis, he could have had an
easy proof of this by simply noting that water drains in opposite
directions of northern and southern hemispheres. So if Galileo had
made the effort to observe a water drain from bathtub in northern
hemisphere and made a trip south to witness the opposite direction of
drainage, would have been a proof of Earth spin.

In a similar fashion, I need a chapter that starts to record the facts
of whether galaxies in
an opposite hemisphere have opposite rotational axes. The Cosmos as a
Atom Totality
of the 5f6 of plutonium would have a Cosmic plane in which has two
hemispheres and
where the rotational axes spin in opposite directions.

--- quoting from ---
http://www.springerlink.com/content/y553453022v14l14/

LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURES IN THE UNIVERSE OBSERVATIONAL AND ANALYTICAL
METHODS
Lecture Notes in Physics, 1988, Volume 310/1988, 217-224, DOI:
10.1007/3-540-50135-5_72

The double galaxies in the Local, the Perseus, and the Coma/A1367
superclusters were studied. It is shown that these objects reveal the
same tendency of alignment as the other galaxies belonging to the
supercluster. The galaxy planes tend to be perpendicular to the plane
of the parent supercluster and perpendicular to the radius-vectors
from the centre of the supercluster. The angle between the rotation
axes of galaxies in pairs, denoted as , was also determined. The
ambiguity connected with the unknown sense of galaxy tilt and spin in
the method presented was not removed, the range of the -angle is 0° –
180°. The distribution of the -angle is highly non-random. There is a
statistically significant excess of small absolute values of the -
angle and a deficit near perpendicular configurations.
--- end quoting an abstract above ---

The above does not give me evidence of opposite spin axes of galaxies,
but it does give me one supporting piece of evidence. It says "angle
is highly non-random."

In a Big Bang theory we expect randomness. In an Atom Totality theory
we expect
high order.

Archimedes Plutonium
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whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies

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Old May 30th 11, 08:14 AM posted to sci.physics,sci.astro,sci.math
Archimedes Plutonium[_2_]
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Default Chapt23 axes of rotation of galaxies in a Atom Totality #455 AtomTotality 4th ed

On May 30, 2:01*am, Archimedes Plutonium
wrote:
I needed a chapter on the Axes of rotation of galaxies. If when
Galileo proposed that Earth spins on an axis, he could have had an
easy proof of this by simply noting that water drains in opposite
directions of northern and southern hemispheres. So if Galileo had
made the effort to observe a water drain from bathtub in northern
hemisphere and made a trip south to witness the opposite direction of
drainage, would have been a proof of Earth spin.

In a similar fashion, I need a chapter that starts to record the facts
of whether galaxies in
an opposite hemisphere have opposite rotational axes. The Cosmos as a
Atom Totality
of the 5f6 of plutonium would have a Cosmic plane in which has two
hemispheres and
where the rotational axes spin in opposite directions.

--- quoting from ---http://www.springerlink.com/content/y553453022v14l14/

LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURES IN THE UNIVERSE OBSERVATIONAL AND ANALYTICAL
METHODS
Lecture Notes in Physics, 1988, Volume 310/1988, 217-224, DOI:
10.1007/3-540-50135-5_72

The double galaxies in the Local, the Perseus, and the Coma/A1367
superclusters were studied. It is shown that these objects reveal the
same tendency of alignment as the other galaxies belonging to the
supercluster. The galaxy planes tend to be perpendicular to the plane
of the parent supercluster and perpendicular to the radius-vectors
from the centre of the supercluster. The angle between the rotation
axes of galaxies in pairs, denoted as , was also determined. The
ambiguity connected with the unknown sense of galaxy tilt and spin in
the method presented was not removed, the range of the -angle is 0° –
180°. The distribution of the -angle is highly non-random. There is a
statistically significant excess of small absolute values of the -
angle and a deficit near perpendicular configurations.
--- end quoting an abstract above ---

The above does not give me evidence of opposite spin axes of galaxies,
but it does give me one supporting piece of evidence. It says "angle
is highly non-random."

In a Big Bang theory we expect randomness. In an Atom Totality theory
we expect
high order.


Now the way the thinking goes on this axes of rotation of spiral
galaxies
within superclusters is the idea that the spiral galaxies in the

Centaurus -- Hercules -- Shapley

would spin in opposite directions of the spiral galaxies in
the Perseus Pisces supercluster.

So that once we find the Cosmic Axis, then looking in one direction
of the cosmic axis we see spiral galaxies in rotation that is opposite
the rotation of spiral galaxies in the other hemisphere.

So far I do not see reports in the astro literature of opposite
spinning
spiral galaxies.


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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Old May 31st 11, 11:31 AM posted to sci.physics,sci.astro,sci.math
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Default Chapt23 axes of rotation of galaxies in a Atom Totality #455 AtomTotality 4th ed

This is not loigcal. It presumes that all galaxies are horizontal in
the same direction.
Planet Earth orbits almost 90 degrees to the galaxy. The galactic
center is on the ecliptic, but the galaxy is not.
The same goes ith a totality of all galaxies. They do not spin all in
a horizontal plane as if the Big Bang was a disk that exploded in
solar system fashion.
What does water do on the equator? Not spin at all.
Don't think so. The spin itself is the allowance of upward air flow.
The air causes the spin by forcing a vortex to be made in pressure to
escape.
So far science doesnt claim the universe has one vortex, but rather
they describe black holes as these vortex of backflow energy.
Maybe they need to define the difference between a wormhole and a
black hole.
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Old May 31st 11, 11:34 AM posted to sci.physics,sci.astro,sci.math
Elijahovah
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Default Chapt23 axes of rotation of galaxies in a Atom Totality #455 AtomTotality 4th ed

I have yet to see anyone prove there are stars behind the visual
photographed black holes.
Maybe there are no stars in THAT direction. It does happen in a forest
looking out.
Where has anyone yet proved that anything exists behind black holes,
instead they thrive
on the idea of soemthing sucking up energy. But that's okay, God has
to contain himself somehow or he would lose his body.
 




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