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From: JT on 7 Apr 2010 01:25 Bye-bye, Betelgeuse? The nearby, well-known and very bright star may soon explode in a supernova, according to data released by U.C. Berkeley researchers Tuesday. The red giant Betelgeuse, once so large it would reach out to Jupiter's orbit if placed in our own solar system, has shrunk by 15 percent over the past decade in a half, although it's just as bright as it's ever been. Betelgeuse Seven Betelgeuse Seven was the birthplace of Ford Prefect's father, who was the only survivor of the Great Collapsing Hrung Disaster of Gal./Sid./ Year 03758, which wiped out the old Praxibetel communities on the planet. The whole episode is shrouded in deep mystery: in fact no one ever knew what a Hrung was nor why it had chosen to collapse on Betelgeuse Seven particularly. It's possible we're observing the beginning of Betelgeuse's final collapse now. If so, the star, which is 600 light-years away, will already have exploded and we'll soon be in for a spectacular, and ***perfectly safe****, interstellar fireworks show. You take the role of the hapless Arthur Dent, whose house is being ***bulldozed*** to make way for a highway bypass. Not that it matters, since the Earth is about to be destroyed for similar purposes. Aldebaran, "The Eye of Illumination" As the Eye of the ***Bull***, Aldebaran is called the Eye of Revelation. It is referred to by astronomers and cosmologists as the Eastern Royal Star, one of the four Royal Stars considered the sentinels watching over other stars. It is also known as the Buddhas star, the Star of Illumination, and Gods Eye. Aldebaran is one of the stars mentioned in a song about teleportation. The system is also cited as the source of excellent liquors. Increasing temperatures result in sea level rise by the thermal expansion of water and through the addition of water to the oceans from the melting of continental ice sheets. At the end of the 20th century, thermal expansion and melting of land ice contributed roughly equally to sea level rise, while thermal expansion is expected to contribute more than half of the rise in the upcoming century. A Microwave Hot Water Boiler Heating System includes a water tank with a water boiler circulator and a water refill valve and a water drain valve and a cooled water pipe that comes from the steam cooling chamber. A vacuum pump is employed to depressurize the boiler tank and vacuum pump the steam that is produced by the heated water that was heated by the microwaves coming directly from the magnetron maser. Vacuum pumping the steam from the microwave boiler heating area prevents the pressurization of steam that would damage the machine's magnetron maser. The vacuum pump also will, by its force, draw in air from the boiler tank's air inlet/overflow valve and by its force contain and compress the steam inside of the machine's steam chamber. Both, the water boiler tank and the steam chamber shall have a closed loop of coiled piping that will transfer heat to a room radiator heat exchanger. The closed loop of piping shall be filled with circulating water that is circulated by a circulator pump. Inside of the steam chamber shall be pressure reducing valves that allow for the release of either cooled water or steam. The machine's microwave emitting magnetron maser will operate upon command by a room air temperature sensor/thermostat.
From: JT on 7 Apr 2010 02:31 On 7 Apr, 07:25, JT <jonas.thornv...(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > Bye-bye, Betelgeuse? > > The nearby, well-known and very bright star may soon explode in a > supernova, according to data released by U.C. Berkeley researchers > Tuesday. > > The red giant Betelgeuse, once so large it would reach out to > Jupiter's orbit if placed in our own solar system, has shrunk by 15 > percent over the past decade in a half, although it's just as bright > as it's ever been. > > Betelgeuse Seven > Betelgeuse Seven was the birthplace of Ford Prefect's father, who was > the only survivor of the Great Collapsing Hrung Disaster of Gal./Sid./ > Year 03758, which wiped out the old Praxibetel communities on the > planet. The whole episode is shrouded in deep mystery: in fact no one > ever knew what a Hrung was nor why it had chosen to collapse on > Betelgeuse Seven particularly. > > It's possible we're observing the beginning of Betelgeuse's final > collapse now. > > If so, the star, which is 600 light-years away, will already have > exploded and we'll soon be in for a spectacular, and ***perfectly > safe****, interstellar fireworks show. > > You take the role of the hapless Arthur Dent, whose house is being > ***bulldozed*** to make way for a highway bypass. Not that it matters, > since the Earth is about to be destroyed for similar purposes. > > Aldebaran, "The Eye of Illumination" > As the Eye of the ***Bull***, Aldebaran is called the Eye of > Revelation. It is referred to by astronomers and cosmologists as the > Eastern Royal Star, one of the four Royal Stars considered the > sentinels watching over other stars. It is also known as the Buddhas > star, the Star of Illumination, and Gods Eye. > > Aldebaran is one of the stars mentioned in a song about teleportation. > The system is also cited as the source of excellent liquors. > > Increasing temperatures result in sea level rise by the thermal > expansion of water and through the addition of water to the oceans > from the melting of continental ice sheets. At the end of the 20th > century, thermal expansion and melting of land ice contributed roughly > equally to sea level rise, while thermal expansion is expected to > contribute more than half of the rise in the upcoming century. > > A Microwave Hot Water Boiler Heating System includes a water tank with > a water boiler circulator and a water refill valve and a water drain > valve and a cooled water pipe that comes from the steam cooling > chamber. A vacuum pump is employed to depressurize the boiler tank and > vacuum pump the steam that is produced by the heated water that was > heated by the microwaves coming directly from the magnetron maser. > Vacuum pumping the steam from the microwave boiler heating area > prevents the pressurization of steam that would damage the machine's > magnetron maser. The vacuum pump also will, by its force, draw in air > from the boiler tank's air inlet/overflow valve and by its force > contain and compress the steam inside of the machine's steam chamber. > Both, the water boiler tank and the steam chamber shall have a closed > loop of coiled piping that will transfer heat to a room radiator heat > exchanger. The closed loop of piping shall be filled with circulating > water that is circulated by a circulator pump. Inside of the steam > chamber shall be pressure reducing valves that allow for the release > of either cooled water or steam. The machine's microwave emitting > magnetron maser will operate upon command by a room air temperature > sensor/thermostat. Newgrange spiral http://www.7centers.com/archive/Archive/images/newgrange-spiral-jt.jpg Not only in New Grange but also in mezo america in australia at sites known to be used for astronomical alignments. These strange spirals is found noone ever could find out their purpose. Now apparently there was an astronomical event taking place in Norway in the nightsky, there was a spiral with chladini pattern. Now anyone should consider that the astronomical alignments found on a place with spiral carving is historical record of the event. The alignments serves as records of ***when*** the event took place. So what is these spiral patterns, well it turns out that they overthrow theory of special relativity and the theory of information travelling at maxspeed of c. Because where these spiral patterns occure there is seldon any direct visible object in the night sky responsible for them. That is why ancient cultures used alignments of the start at the time and built temple in the directions of the phenomenon. These spirals is electromagnetic induced from stars that goes havoc or simply hrung and collapse as Douglas Adams would have said. And the pattern comes from the electromagnetic breakdown of the poles of the star. So it seems that effects of electromagnetic fields travel faster then light. Maybe it is possible to plot and precalculate one of the Nova candidates to the position of the Norweigan spiral, this would mark the real position of the star not the appearant one due to propagation delays due to c limit of light. Science fiction sure but good one, just like Adams. JT
From: JT on 7 Apr 2010 04:07 On 7 Apr, 07:25, JT <jonas.thornv...(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > Bye-bye, Betelgeuse? > > The nearby, well-known and very bright star may soon explode in a > supernova, according to data released by U.C. Berkeley researchers > Tuesday. > > The red giant Betelgeuse, once so large it would reach out to > Jupiter's orbit if placed in our own solar system, has shrunk by 15 > percent over the past decade in a half, although it's just as bright > as it's ever been. > > Betelgeuse Seven > Betelgeuse Seven was the birthplace of Ford Prefect's father, who was > the only survivor of the Great Collapsing Hrung Disaster of Gal./Sid./ > Year 03758, which wiped out the old Praxibetel communities on the > planet. The whole episode is shrouded in deep mystery: in fact no one > ever knew what a Hrung was nor why it had chosen to collapse on > Betelgeuse Seven particularly. > > It's possible we're observing the beginning of Betelgeuse's final > collapse now. > > If so, the star, which is 600 light-years away, will already have > exploded and we'll soon be in for a spectacular, and ***perfectly > safe****, interstellar fireworks show. > > You take the role of the hapless Arthur Dent, whose house is being > ***bulldozed*** to make way for a highway bypass. Not that it matters, > since the Earth is about to be destroyed for similar purposes. > > Aldebaran, "The Eye of Illumination" > As the Eye of the ***Bull***, Aldebaran is called the Eye of > Revelation. It is referred to by astronomers and cosmologists as the > Eastern Royal Star, one of the four Royal Stars considered the > sentinels watching over other stars. It is also known as the Buddhas > star, the Star of Illumination, and Gods Eye. > > Aldebaran is one of the stars mentioned in a song about teleportation. > The system is also cited as the source of excellent liquors. > > Increasing temperatures result in sea level rise by the thermal > expansion of water and through the addition of water to the oceans > from the melting of continental ice sheets. At the end of the 20th > century, thermal expansion and melting of land ice contributed roughly > equally to sea level rise, while thermal expansion is expected to > contribute more than half of the rise in the upcoming century. > > A Microwave Hot Water Boiler Heating System includes a water tank with > a water boiler circulator and a water refill valve and a water drain > valve and a cooled water pipe that comes from the steam cooling > chamber. A vacuum pump is employed to depressurize the boiler tank and > vacuum pump the steam that is produced by the heated water that was > heated by the microwaves coming directly from the magnetron maser. > Vacuum pumping the steam from the microwave boiler heating area > prevents the pressurization of steam that would damage the machine's > magnetron maser. The vacuum pump also will, by its force, draw in air > from the boiler tank's air inlet/overflow valve and by its force > contain and compress the steam inside of the machine's steam chamber. > Both, the water boiler tank and the steam chamber shall have a closed > loop of coiled piping that will transfer heat to a room radiator heat > exchanger. The closed loop of piping shall be filled with circulating > water that is circulated by a circulator pump. Inside of the steam > chamber shall be pressure reducing valves that allow for the release > of either cooled water or steam. The machine's microwave emitting > magnetron maser will operate upon command by a room air temperature > sensor/thermostat. Everyone should read Enterprisemission http://www.enterprisemission.com/Norway-Message3.htm By former Nasa representant Richard Hoagland and ask themself why he show dieing stars making Chladni patterns. And later show this picture of a Pulsar http://www.nasaimages.org/luna/servlet/detail/nasaNAS~22~22~127840~236046:?qvq=q:pulsar;lc:NVA2~35~35,NVA2~32~32,NVA2~31~31,NVA2~19~19,nasaNAS~16~16,nasaNAS~2~2,NSVS~3~3,nasaNAS~9~9,NVA2~4~4,NVA2~15~15,NVA2~24~24,NVA2~29~29,nasaNAS~12~12,nasaNAS~8~8,nasaNAS~7~7,NVA2~22~22,nasaNAS~10~10,NVA2~13~13,NVA2~18~18,NVA2~27~27,NVA2~9~9,NVA2~1~1,nasaNAS~6~6,NVA2~25~25,NVA2~20~20,nasaNAS~13~13,nasaNAS~22~22,NVA2~16~16,NVA2~8~8,nasaNAS~5~5,nasaNAS~4~4,NVA2~28~28,NVA2~14~14,nasaNAS~20~20,NVA2~17~17,NVA2~30~30,NVA2~21~21,NVA2~26~26,NVA2~23~23,NVA2~44~44,NVA2~42~42,NVA2~38~38,NVA2~45~45,NVA2~39~39,NVA2~43~43,NVA2~41~41,NVA2~37~37,NVA2~49~49,NVA2~53~53,NVA2~51~51,NVA2~56~56,NVA2~47~47,NVA2~54~54,NVA2~33~33,NVA2~36~36,NVA2~34~34,NVA2~57~57,NVA2~52~52,NVA2~48~48,NVA2~50~50,NVA2~46~46,NVA2~55~55,NVA2~58~58,NVA2~62~62,NVA2~60~60,NVA2~59~59,NVA2~61~61&mi=27&trs=125 Claiming it to resemble a """"An object that, at least to some, eerily resembles a "Klingon Bird of Prey" (below)!""" Well it all beats me but i still claim to be more sain then Richard Hoagland when asking "What is it all about" Russian rockets naaaah don't think so.......... Do not forget connect the dots. JT
From: Sam Wormley on 7 Apr 2010 13:25 On 4/7/10 12:25 AM, JT wrote: > The red giant Betelgeuse, once so large it would reach out to > Jupiter's orbit if placed in our own solar system, has shrunk by 15 > percent over the past decade in a half, although it's just as bright > as it's ever been. Can you cite a source for this shrinking and brightness data, Jonas?
From: JT on 8 Apr 2010 13:10
On 7 Apr, 19:25, Sam Wormley <sworml...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On 4/7/10 12:25 AM, JT wrote: > > > The red giant Betelgeuse, once so large it would reach out to > > Jupiter's orbit if placed in our own solar system, has shrunk by 15 > > percent over the past decade in a half, although it's just as bright > > as it's ever been. > > Can you cite a source for this shrinking and brightness data, Jonas? "The Madonna with Saint Giovannino" Domenico Ghirlandaio (1449-1494) http://www.crystalinks.com/maryufoclose.jpg http://www.crystalinks.com/ufomaryhead1.jpg Carlo Crivelli (1430-1495) and is called "The Annunciation with Saint Emidius" (1486) Nonequalified guess you could probably find some strange phenomen mentioned in litterature from around 1480 to 1490. Another guess the phenomen mentioned is Betelguese going Nova. JT |