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![]() I've bee tracking this Odessy since I first stumbled onto http://home.att.net/~a.campanella/hu...ula_0828_f.jpg No, It's not my image, of course, I just got it from who knows where, with the annotation of Hubble 0828". There is SO much going on there that I never ever even dreamed about. Many questions immediately come to mind: Why is it dumbbell-shaped? Hhy is it not spherically symmetrical? Doesn't the polar shape scream MAGNETIC FIELD? When is somebody going to publish a rational explanation? Why the spherical girdle? For years now there has been relative silence. I e-mailed about it to my ancient astro-buddy, Andy Skumanich. He proceeded to describe the picture. Not much other said. Then I come across http://home.att.net/~a.campanella/HubbleMyCn18.jpg This one shows that these objects H0828 is not alone. Interesting.. The central hole has some 'structure'. Then I found this: http://home.att.net/~a.campanella/hubblMZ3.jpg which shows these are a distinguished class of objects. I feel squeamish at this late date in calling them "planetary" objects. They are TRANSCENDENTAL to say the least. Something like polarized expando-nova or the like is more appropriate, I think. But what about the screaming MAGNETIC fields? I have awaited breathlessly for a good quantitative explanation of same. None heard, I now contriute my 2 cents: 1- To have such an effective magnetic confinement (pinch?) as implied by th H0828 girdle, one needs high electric charge density, high rotational velocity, or both. High charge density comes from essentially condensed protons or nucleii. The neutrons come along for the ride, but are useful in building up gravitational force to maintain this confined-dimension "girdle" (see H0828). 2- The rotational force impled suggests a collapse-history; whereas before this dumbbell phase, a larger low density mass existed (like our sun) that had only a slow rotational angular velocity, but a relatively large diameter. As it cooled and shrunk, and having had a long history of large diameter and long lifetime, it had "cooked" a fair soup of mid to high atomic number nuclei. These became a residual small diameter spinning ball. 3- Shrinkage and conservation of momentum has evolved a high density spinning core that is at least half charged protons. This spinner is now a strong magnet. Any material excursions inspired by eruptions and energy releases will be now obliged to track ONLY along the polar axes of this spinner. 4- One may ask "What energetic actions remain for this dying star at this stage to prompt such moves whose outcomes we have just witnessed ass the dumbell in these Hubble photos?". I see at least one: 5- Below the atomic number of iron+-, fusion is an exothermic reaction, as we enjoy from our Old Sol. Fusion into nuclei heavier than iron is an endothermic reaction, where it takes energy to shove the participants together to make the heavier and heaviest nuclei. Such occurrences do occur in the core of hot energetic stars; it's unavoidable since a lot of excess energy is available to shove these nuclei into that (metastable) state characterizable as tran-uranium(?) nuclei. Heavy nuclei thence become a part of the population of this spinning core. 6- One now has to assume that,by now or just preceding this dumbells stage, off-gassing characteristic of a dying star will have been in progress for some time so that the pressure and temperature in the core region "ain't what it used to be". As such, this prerequisite becomes a "tag" or confining hypothesis that confines star choices to a class of stars that will pursue this H0828 style of decay. 7- The decay phase of 'metastable' now occurs. Heavy nuclei start falling apart, otherwise known as spontaneous fission. At this new transient higher temperature, where now a pressure vastly less than during the original forced fusion, blow-ups occur; "Chain reactions" we have come to call them. But where to go in response to the calling of lower pressure elsewhere. 8- Magne-rules say ONLY along the polar axis!. 9- Ergo, H0828! 10- Next for someone to model the "spit-balls". These could be rougue balls of delayed action chain reaction fission quality materials. Angelo Campanella --------- www.CampanellaAcoustics.com --------- |
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![]() If you have a browse here through the catalog you will find one of your images in there, along with even more strange looking photos. http://hubblesite.org/gallery/album/...=nebula&page=1 The trouble with looking at a single photo as you seem to have done is that it is nigh on impossible to see the whole for what it is and to try and see what is going on. One needs to take photos in various wavelengths, infra red, xray even to see what may be going on in the surrounding area and interior, such a photo as you posted on it's own has none of that information. To take just one photo as you posted and try and explain it away will almost certainly lead to wrong conclusions as to what is going. |
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Ray Vingnutte wrote:
If you have a browse here through the catalog you will find one of your images in there, along with even more strange looking photos. http://hubblesite.org/gallery/album/...=nebula&page=1 Just took a look there. About 1/3 show this polar shape from various aspects. and slightly later stages. The important thing is that very little has been said in public about these objects. I'm trying to ptime th pump, and get thinking ahead into more deeper and revolutionary aspects of them. The trouble with looking at a single photo as you seem to have done is that it is nigh on impossible to see the whole for what it is and to try and see what is going on. One needs to take photos in various wavelengths, infra red, xray even to see what may be going on in the surrounding area and interior, such a photo as you posted on it's own has none of that information. True, wavelength variants will provide more information, an octave or two up or down is all that can be done that way. But the fact remains; this is a shape and process that nobody I know of has clearly predicted, nor cleary analzed; at least to the extent that they are coming public on the matter. To take just one photo as you posted and try and explain it away will almost certainly lead to wrong conclusions as to what is going. Take your pick: Poor conclusions or no conclustions. To each his own. Angelo Campanella |
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![]() Angelo Campanella wrote: I've bee tracking this Odessy since I first stumbled onto http://home.att.net/~a.campanella/hu...ula_0828_f.jpg No, It's not my image, of course, I just got it from who knows where, with the annotation of Hubble 0828". There is SO much going on there that I never ever even dreamed about. Many questions immediately come to mind: Why is it dumbbell-shaped? Hhy is it not spherically symmetrical? Doesn't the polar shape scream MAGNETIC FIELD? When is somebody going to publish a rational explanation? A rational explanation was published 30 years ago, but hardly anyone noticed because astronomers had yet to witness the exactness of the geometrical explanation and its predictions because no one had yet resolved the planetary nebula to such detail as we see today. To offer this brief, all planetary nebula expansion is governed by the physics of stellar electrical and chemical pyramidal double bonding. Why the spherical girdle? For years now there has been relative silence. I e-mailed about it to my ancient astro-buddy, Andy Skumanich. He proceeded to describe the picture. Not much other said. Then I come across http://home.att.net/~a.campanella/HubbleMyCn18.jpg This one shows that these objects H0828 is not alone. Interesting.. The central hole has some 'structure'. Then I found this: http://home.att.net/~a.campanella/hubblMZ3.jpg which shows these are a distinguished class of objects. I feel squeamish at this late date in calling them "planetary" objects. They are TRANSCENDENTAL to say the least. Something like polarized expando-nova or the like is more appropriate, I think. But what about the screaming MAGNETIC fields? I have awaited breathlessly for a good quantitative explanation of same. None heard, I now contriute my 2 cents: 1- To have such an effective magnetic confinement (pinch?) as implied by th H0828 girdle, one needs high electric charge density, high rotational velocity, or both. High charge density comes from essentially condensed protons or nucleii. The neutrons come along for the ride, but are useful in building up gravitational force to maintain this confined-dimension "girdle" (see H0828). 2- The rotational force impled suggests a collapse-history; whereas before this dumbbell phase, a larger low density mass existed (like our sun) that had only a slow rotational angular velocity, but a relatively large diameter. As it cooled and shrunk, and having had a long history of large diameter and long lifetime, it had "cooked" a fair soup of mid to high atomic number nuclei. These became a residual small diameter spinning ball. 3- Shrinkage and conservation of momentum has evolved a high density spinning core that is at least half charged protons. This spinner is now a strong magnet. Any material excursions inspired by eruptions and energy releases will be now obliged to track ONLY along the polar axes of this spinner. 4- One may ask "What energetic actions remain for this dying star at this stage to prompt such moves whose outcomes we have just witnessed ass the dumbell in these Hubble photos?". I see at least one: 5- Below the atomic number of iron+-, fusion is an exothermic reaction, as we enjoy from our Old Sol. Fusion into nuclei heavier than iron is an endothermic reaction, where it takes energy to shove the participants together to make the heavier and heaviest nuclei. Such occurrences do occur in the core of hot energetic stars; it's unavoidable since a lot of excess energy is available to shove these nuclei into that (metastable) state characterizable as tran-uranium(?) nuclei. Heavy nuclei thence become a part of the population of this spinning core. 6- One now has to assume that,by now or just preceding this dumbells stage, off-gassing characteristic of a dying star will have been in progress for some time so that the pressure and temperature in the core region "ain't what it used to be". As such, this prerequisite becomes a "tag" or confining hypothesis that confines star choices to a class of stars that will pursue this H0828 style of decay. 7- The decay phase of 'metastable' now occurs. Heavy nuclei start falling apart, otherwise known as spontaneous fission. At this new transient higher temperature, where now a pressure vastly less than during the original forced fusion, blow-ups occur; "Chain reactions" we have come to call them. But where to go in response to the calling of lower pressure elsewhere. 8- Magne-rules say ONLY along the polar axis!. 9- Ergo, H0828! 10- Next for someone to model the "spit-balls". These could be rougue balls of delayed action chain reaction fission quality materials. Angelo Campanella --------- www.CampanellaAcoustics.com --------- Check out these links for more information: http://www.astro.washington.edu/balick/WFPC2/index.html http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/new.../1997/38/text/ http://www.astro.washington.edu/balick/index.html |
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On Wed, 11 May 2005 02:29:22 GMT
Angelo Campanella wrote: Ray Vingnutte wrote: If you have a browse here through the catalog you will find one of your images in there, along with even more strange looking photos. http://hubblesite.org/gallery/album/...=nebula&page=1 Just took a look there. About 1/3 show this polar shape from various aspects. and slightly later stages. The important thing is that very little has been said in public about these objects. I'm trying to ptime th pump, and get thinking ahead into more deeper and revolutionary aspects of them. The trouble with looking at a single photo as you seem to have done is that it is nigh on impossible to see the whole for what it is and to try and see what is going on. One needs to take photos in various wavelengths, infra red, xray even to see what may be going on in the surrounding area and interior, such a photo as you posted on it's own has none of that information. True, wavelength variants will provide more information, an octave or two up or down is all that can be done that way. But the fact remains; this is a shape and process that nobody I know of has clearly predicted, nor cleary analzed; at least to the extent that they are coming public on the matter. Are you sure of that, I don't have time now as I getting tired but you could try getting the details of some of those images and browsing through various catalogs and see what info is available if any. Unless you have already done that of course. To take just one photo as you posted and try and explain it away will almost certainly lead to wrong conclusions as to what is going. Take your pick: Poor conclusions or no conclustions. To each his own. Yeak ok ;-), do take a look around though you may well turn up some explanations. Angelo Campanella |
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Alnitak-Alnilam-Mintaka wrote:
A rational explanation was published 30 years ago, but hardly anyone noticed because astronomers had yet to witness the exactness of the geometrical explanation and its predictions because no one had yet resolved the planetary nebula to such detail as we see today. To offer this brief, all planetary nebula expansion is governed by the physics of stellar electrical and chemical pyramidal double bonding. I've seen the 30-yr ago tales before, and they all lack any significant detail that these "butterfly" images can invoke. That latter detail is what I seek. Check out these links for more information: http://www.astro.washington.edu/balick/WFPC2/index.html That one repeats the tales such as that 30-yrs ago. http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/new.../1997/38/text/ http://www.astro.washington.edu/balick/index.html I glanced at these. Likewise. I feel I two novel concepts; the roles of fission and a magnetic field in generating the butterfly shape. Angelo Campanella. |
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Ray Vingnutte wrote:
two up or down is all that can be done that way. But the fact remains; this is a shape and process that nobody I know of has clearly predicted, nor cleary analzed; at least to the extent that they are coming public on the matter. Are you sure of that, I don't have time now as I getting tired but you could try getting the details of some of those images and browsing through various catalogs and see what info is available if any. Unless you have already done that of course. The problem now is that they do not seriously investigate the event sequence (to my satisfaction) that generates the bow tie and spit balls. Yeak ok ;-), do take a look around though you may well turn up some explanations. They are probably out there, but secluded or elusive. I think a dialog here will codify some of these. Angelo Campanella |
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On Thu, 12 May 2005 05:23:52 GMT
Angelo Campanella wrote: Ray Vingnutte wrote: two up or down is all that can be done that way. But the fact remains;this is a shape and process that nobody I know of has clearlypredicted, nor cleary analzed; at least to the extent that they arecoming public on the matter. Are you sure of that, I don't have time now as I getting tired but you could try getting the details of some of those images and browsing through various catalogs and see what info is available if any. Unless you have already done that of course. The problem now is that they do not seriously investigate the event sequence (to my satisfaction) that generates the bow tie and spit balls. Yeak ok ;-), do take a look around though you may well turn up some explanations. They are probably out there, but secluded or elusive. I think a dialog here will codify some of these. I found not a lot I'm afraid. I mainly tried searching out explanations for Mz3 ( Ant Nebula or Menzel 3) apart from 'Ant Nebula Proves There Was A God0 there was very little to be found. What little I did find suggested maybe another body in orbit having an effect but it didn't get much better than that I'm afraid. There may be more info or explanations to be had on other similar objects. Angelo Campanella |
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![]() Sorry I forgot to include a link for the Ant Nebula. http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/pia04216 |
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![]() Angelo Campanella wrote: Ray Vingnutte wrote: two up or down is all that can be done that way. But the fact remains; this is a shape and process that nobody I know of has clearly predicted, nor cleary analzed; at least to the extent that they are coming public on the matter. Are you sure of that, I don't have time now as I getting tired but you could try getting the details of some of those images and browsing through various catalogs and see what info is available if any. Unless you have already done that of course. The problem now is that they do not seriously investigate the event sequence (to my satisfaction) that generates the bow tie and spit balls. Yeak ok ;-), do take a look around though you may well turn up some explanations. They are probably out there, but secluded or elusive. I think a dialog here will codify some of these. Angelo Campanella I found the other links extremely helpful. Maybe if you tried this link: http://www.blackskies.com/intro.html#NEBULAE "I hope you will be able to find any information that you came here for, and also enjoy the experience. If neither is the case, please do not hesitate to contact me ) and let me know! And on the other hand, I really do enjoy hearing from anyone that visits these pages and finds it a worthwhile experience. In any case, have a great day and night !! " The above web site has lots of links to astronomy sites that deal almost exclusively in Nebulae dynamics. |
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