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Default 1/m^2 - 1/n^2 Bandwidth Rotation Chapt15.56 Bandwidth Rotation versusSolid Body Rotation #1330 New Physics #1533 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed

Bandwidth Rotation is the same as spectral lines 1/m^2 - 1/n^2 in the
Balmer Rydberg formula.

Alright this morning I began discussing a new type of rotation,
calling it the Bandwidth Rotation and giving Saturn's Ring as an
example and barred spiral galaxies, which some have called solid-body-
rotation, but have not actually measured it for bandwidth rotation
(the stars revolve around too slowly).

Now the literature of physics is not deplete of examples of Bandwidth
rotation for in fact we can just look at the atomic structure of the
Balmer-Rydberg spectral line formula:

Spectral line type of formula such as the Balmer-Rydberg
formula: 1/y = R(1/m^2 -(1/n^2))

And so the mathematics of Bandwidth Rotation is just 1/m^2 - 1/n^2.

Now let me ask atomic physicists a question about an electron in orbit
that would cause for 1/m^2 - 1/n^2. Would you think that the electron
in an atom as quantum mechanics orbits the nucleus of the atom as
solid body rotation or some other form of rotation, like Saturn's
Rings where each bandwidth of rings has its own solid body rotation?
Another example is Earth and its Moon or Jupiter and its moons, in
that all the distance between Earth and Moon is a bandwidth and that
both Earth and Moon have a Bandwidth rotation (a solid body rotation
within that bandwidth) and the same is true of Jupiter and its moons.

So we begin to see here how Bandwidth Rotation occurs in the atom of
its electrons that produces the Balmer Rydberg formula and we see the
same phenomenon with astronomy of Saturn's Rings, of the planets
revolving around the Sun and of barred spiral galaxies.

Now Solid Body Rotation would not follow a formula of 1/m^2 - 1/n^2,
but rather would be a formula of 1/m^2.

So why is Bandwidth Rotation so important to gravity? Because the Sun
carries the planets in their orbits by Bandwidth Rotation of the Solar
gravity cell, a sphere that stretches out to the Oort Cloud and
carries Mercury in its bandwidth of 47 km/sec and then carries Earth
in a different bandwidth rotation of 29km/sec so that each planet has
its own Bandwidth Rotation and this spinning keeps the planets
gravitationally locked to the Sun.

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