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From: Archimedes Plutonium on 20 Apr 2010 00:45


Archimedes Plutonium wrote:
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Sorry to my foreign friends as readers for the spelling of corrugated
not corrigated. I pronounce it as that but it is spelled otherwise.


> Analogy of a corrigated peice of transparent plastic such as the
> roofing sheets of
> corrigated plastic or the greenhouse corrigated plastic. Here I have
> some in my
> own house and if you hang a sheet up against a window with a view of
> oncoming
> traffic from the road with their white headlights. What happens is
> that instead of
> a blueshift of the car white headlights, the plastic corrigated always
> delivers a
> redshift.
>

Some may find it odd for me to have an experiment, smack in the first
chapter,
but I find experiments are welcomed no matter where they are. And
especially
an experiment that defeats the Big Bang theory all in one experiment.

It is corrugated fiberglass and I bought a "greenhouse type of metal
and fiberglass
building". It was a small building of about 3 meters by 4 meters, but
it was not stiff
enough for South Dakota winds, and one day I just took out my
reciprocating saw
and sawed the four sides off. I cannot remember why I did not unscrew
the building
but rather ended up sawing the four walls off. I think it was saving
of time, not out
of frustration anger over the winds. And what I did next was to use
those wall panels
in my house up against windows so that light would always come in yet
still have
privacy.

But what I soon discovered with the panels with a view of the west to
east highway
in view that the oncoming cars and trucks with their white lights, all
were redshifted.

So let me detail these corrugated panels of fiberglass. They are about
182 cm high
and 116 cm long. Each corrugation is about 1.5 cm wide and 1.5 cm
deep. The corrugations
are spaced about 10 cm apart and in those 10 cm is somewhat flat but
with a slight small
angle.

Now I looked through the fiberglass tonight and through the plain
glass window and I focused
on the most distant white headlight and it was redshifted by 35 cm or
slightly more than
three full panels of fiberglass (a panel is 10cm + 1.5 cm). And as
that vehicle came closer
to the house, the redshift had been reduced to that of less than one
panel as that of 9 cm.
So I suspect over a distance of 1 km of the road that the redshift
started with 35 cm
and at the closest approach had diminished to 9cm redshift.

So now, what is the geometry of the corrugations equivalent to for a
ellipsoid surface? Is
it spherical or ellipsoid?

Anyone can repeat the above, for I described the materials and the
measurements.

And the above tells us that speed of the object is of no importance
for the redshift.
The redshift is totally a geometrical consequence, of white light
traveling through a
bent medium of fiberglass. And the redshift tells us only the distance
away of the
object. The further away, the more the redshift, and the closer, the
less of the redshift.

About the only blueshift that can ever be expected in astronomy are
the local galaxies
moving towards us, but those would be rare and a small and tiny
blueshift. There would
not be any large blueshifts.

So the geometry of the Cosmos as the 5f6 of 231Pu Atom Totality with
its electrons in
a lobe shaped geometry of high curvature would easily cause these
redshifts of slow
moving galaxies. It is not that these galaxies are travelling at
nearly the speed of light,
but rather they are white light galaxies travelling at say 30 km/sec
or 100 km/sec
and as their light travels through that curved space like the
corrugated fiberglass, that
white light is redshifted immensely.

So here we have a situation where the redshift discovered in the 20th
century, has
become not a support of the Big Bang but an actual invalidator of the
Big Bang.

Now I do not think the Schrodinger Equation is able to unlock the
curvature of the
lobes of the 5f6 of plutonium. But if it can, then the curvature of
these lobes should
agree with the redshift of 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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