From: Archimedes Plutonium on 27 May 2010 12:02 Archimedes Plutonium wrote: > Now take another look at this picture: > > http://www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/nearsc.html > > And divide that picture into four quadrants: with the 1st quadrant > containing the Hercules supercluster and the Centaurus Supercluster. > And define a notion of angle of slant with respect to the origin > point. > The angle of slant of these Hercules and Centaurus is about a 45 > degree > positive slant. > > In the 2nd quadrant we have the Pavo-Indus supercluster and its angle > of > slant is about 45 degrees negative. > > In the 3rd quadrant we have the Columba supercluster with angle of > slant > of 45 degrees positive. > > In the 4th quadrant we have the Hydra supercluster and the Leo > supercluster > with angle of slant the same as the 2nd quadrant of 45 degrees > negative. > > So can this pattern be a result of a Big Bang explosion? No, for it is > too neat > and too systematic and too finely tuned to be an explosion pattern. > The pattern > here is that of a Cosmic Magnetic Field, as I was describing those > iron filings > whiskers aligned with the magnet. > > Curiously the P-P supercluster looks out of place for it seems to be > partly in the > 2nd quadrant and partly in the 3rd. But I reckon that this is a result > of the Hubble > Law Doppler redshift applied to the P-P that is in error of its > distance and perhaps > the P-P is not one integral supercluster but rather two different > superclusters spaced > far apart from one another. Now the reason I would like to combine a microscope with the view of the iron filings under a magnetic field is to see if I can obtain some detail. Of course I would need the iron filings to be as small as what the microscope can handle in magnification. So that the iron filings would be microscopically small. Because I wonder if the whiskers have alot of symmetry detail. Such as the question of whether the whiskers or filaments or tubes of filings are circular or elliptical or perhaps hexagonal in cross section of a whisker. Now the galaxies are mostly plasma hydrogen ions. Those are magnetic of course. And all but the Perseus-Pisces P-P supercluster look like magnetic tubes or whiskers in my iron filing experiment in the above website. http://www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/nearsc.html So there is quite a difference between iron filings with magnets and with that of ionized hydrogen plasma and a Cosmic Magnetic Field. And here we begin to understand that we need the force of gravity to be so miniscule as to be 10^40 weaker than the EM force. So that on a cosmic scale of forces in action, that the force of gravity is merely a "side effect, a tiny side effect" of an overall enormous force of EM. And this harps back to the Unification of Forces of Physics as all forces are merely forms of the EM force. So that in physics lexicon that "mass bends space and matter follows the bent curvature of space" of the defunct "General Relativity" is merely a hint that Space is EM itself and where matter follows the bent curvature of space is the weakest form of the Coulomb Force = gravity that is 10^40 weaker than the EM Coulomb force. So that in the Unification of forces, all forces are a Coulomb force and only differ in Coulomb strength. The very fact that galaxies form into superclusters as these long filaments or strings or tubes or whiskers of galaxies, is proof alone that Space is run and governed by EM. And not a Big Bang run by gravity. 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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