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  • The Star that Couldn't be There
    | title = The Star that Couldn\'t be There | keywords = [[Star]]
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  • The Star of Bethlehem
    | title = The Star of Bethlehem | keywords = [[Star of Bethlehem]]
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  • Energy Generation Phenomenon: Lab to Star and Galaxy Generation
    | title = Energy Generation Phenomenon: Lab to Star and Galaxy Generation | keywords = [[Energy Generation]], [[Star Generation]], [[Galaxy Generation]]
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  • The Calculation of the Bending of Star Light Grazing the Sun
    | title = The Calculation of the Bending of Star Light Grazing the Sun ...logy]], [[gravitation]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[star]], [[sun]], [[rotary star]], [[gyrotation]], [[light bending]], [[angular momentum]]
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  • The Spectral Classification of a Multiple Star System using CCD Spectrograph
    | title = The Spectral Classification of a Multiple Star System using CCD Spectrograph ...spectrograph can identify the spectral class of each star in this multiple star effectively. However, when the two stars are in the same slit, the result s
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  • Primordial Star
    | name = Primordial Star | image = Primordial Star 1491.jpg
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  • The Star Mother: Geometric Keys to the Resonant Spirit of Biology
    | name = The Star Mother: Geometric Keys to the Resonant Spirit of Biology [[Category:Book|star mother geometric keys resonant spirit biology]]
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  • StarDrive Engineering
    Star Drive Engineering Book-knowledge which might yield a viable means of star travel well illustrated-Size 8 1/2" x 10 1/4" x 1" * [[http://www.amazon.com/Star-Drive-Engineering/dp/0971372705%3FSubscriptionId%3D1NNRF7QZ418V218YP1R2%26t
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  • Pressure Calculation of a Constant Density Star in the Dynamic Theory of Gravity
    | title = Pressure Calculation of a Constant Density Star in the Dynamic Theory of Gravity ...ed from the equation of the hydrodynamic equilibrium which is solved for a star of constant density and the results are compared with those of Newtonian gr
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  • Flare Star
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  • Stellar Metamorphosis: XO-3b the Eccentric Star
    | title = Stellar Metamorphosis: XO-3b the Eccentric Star ...blishment does not have an explanation for its eccentric orbit. This aging star has falsified the establishment’s dogma for planet formation via prot
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  • Tesla: Priority Discussions on the Invention of the Laser and Particle Beam Weapons Star Wars: An Early History
    ...iority Discussions on the Invention of the Laser and Particle Beam Weapons Star Wars: An Early History ...iority Discussions on the Invention of the Laser and Particle Beam Weapons Star Wars: An Early History 898.jpg
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  • Discontinuous Ether Model
    ...and the velocity of light and the gravitational constant varying from one star to the next. The Big Bang and Black Holes are shown to be as implausible ex
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  • In Classical Physics the Measured Position of a Star in Arago's Experiment Are Variable If Starlight is Photons
    | title = In Classical Physics the Measured Position of a Star in Arago\'s Experiment Are Variable If Starlight is Photons [[Category:Scientific Paper|classical physics measured position star arago 's experiment variable starlight photons]]
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  • Dwardu Cardona
    ...books: <b>God Star</b> (2006), <b>Flare Star</b> (2007), and <b>Primordial Star</b> (2009). He has additionally lectured at the University of Bergamo, in I * 2009 - "[[Primordial Star]]" ([http://www.amazon.com/Primordial-Star-Dwardu-Cardona/dp/1425188508/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1303246799&sr=1
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  • The Root Assumption in All Astrophysics and Astronomy
    ...rue. The reality is that a star is a young planet and a planet is an aging star, they are the exact same objects.
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  • The Sun is Orbiting the Star Betelgeuse, a Population II Red, Super-Gian in the Constellation of Orion
    | title = The Sun is Orbiting the Star Betelgeuse, a Population II Red, Super-Gian in the Constellation of Orion ...cular to the earth's orbit, the two have equal radial velocities, there is star streaming towards Orion, the motion of new stars is from this place, and Go
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  • On the Geometry of Rotary Stars and Black Holes
    | keywords = [[Maxwell analogy]], [[gravitation]], [[star]], [[rotary star]], [[black hole torus]], [[gyrotation]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[angular mo ...bes explosions of supernova, and for the equator explosions. A part of the star is insensible to fast rotation, and at the contrary is more attracting the
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  • Beyond the Farthest Star
    | name = Beyond the Farthest Star If the poet is right, the book Betond the Farthest Star is the most beatiful book ever writte, Another quote from James Russell Low
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  • Illustrations for the Stellar Pushing Re-Radiation Cuantum Theory Gravitation
    The explosive pushing energy from any one sun or star diverges as illustrated in diagram 1. ...rawn in diagram 2 as a place where energy converges from every surrounding star.
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  • Stellar Metamorphosis: Limestone Formations and Ancient Coral Reefs
    | keywords = [[rocks]], [[minerals]], [[coral]], [[stellar metamorphosis]], [[star evolution]], [[planet formation]] ...serif';">In stellar metamorphosis all stars go though a stage in which the star is completely covered in water. The evidence for ancient coral reefs which
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  • Ron Bizzell
    | known_for = [[Mythology]], [[entomology]], [[herbology]], [[star gazing]]
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  • David Friedman
    | known_for = [[Planet X]], [[Tesla]], [[Free Energy]], [[Dark-Star Group]]
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  • Novel Method for the Evaluation of the Rotation Velocity of Solar-like Stars
    ...mpiric solar property, which consists of a direct relationship between the star's frequency and its surface gravity, without the need of any other paramete
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  • God Star
    | name = God Star | image = God Star 1489.jpg
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  • First Experimental Proof of "Not" Constant Velocity of Light
    ...of mass] +/- spin velocity of primary star +/- spin velocity of secondary star&nbsp;indicating light aberrations measurements are spin&nbsp;velocity orien
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  • On the Unexplained Density of Exoplanet TrES-4
    ...[[TrES-4]], [[exoplanet]], [[gravitation]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[rotary star]], [[gyrotation]] ...The orbital radius is 7.3.109 m and the orbital period is 3.5 days about a star which has a mass of 1.2 M??. It is not known why such low-density planets c
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  • Revolution in Astronomy
    ...could revolutionize our understanding of stellar objects such as binaries, star clusters, novas and galaxies. Katirai claims that a number of the current t ...ed problems such as why the direction of the motion, velocity and types of star near the sun do not conform to the current ideas about the Milky Way. Katir
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  • Interpreting SN 2006gy from a Modified Ritzian Viewpoint
    | keywords = [[Ritzian relativity]], [[Cosmology]], [[Light years]], [[Star images]], [[Stellar explosions]] ...he death of an extremely massive star but rather a (1913) de Sitter binary star whimsical image, and it will be an nearby neighbor to the solar system. See
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  • Stellar Collapse
    ...nd and collapse at a rate depending on the mass and greatest radius of the star. On each cycle material will be lost, including photons which appear to dis
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  • Re-Developing Emission Theory
    ...horndike experiment, stellar aberration, the Fizeau experiment, the double star results, the Alv?ger experiment, the transverse Doppler effect, the experi
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  • Swivelling Time of Spherical Galaxies Towards Disk Galaxies
    ...], [[spherical galaxies]], [[gravitation]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[rotary star]], [[gyrotation]], [[angular momentum]] ...ind the mathematical equations related to the time which is needed for the star's orbit to swivel down to the equator. The total diameter-change of the dis
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  • A Cheap, Rational and Testable Refinement of Special and General Relativity
    ...ts the surface of a star. Such an effect during the col-lapse to a neutron star might be seen as a gamma burst ? unexplained by classical general relativit
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  • Mark R Tomion
    ...ctric generator, on which he had a patent. He was the author of the book, ?Star Drive?. * 2001 - "[[StarDrive Engineering]]" ([http://www.amazon.com/Star-Drive-Engineering/dp/0971372705%3FSubscriptionId%3D1NNRF7QZ418V218YP1R2%26t
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  • Ether Optics
    ...xperience refraction at each interface, and the image of the Sun and every star and every cluster of stars may be reduced as it would be from viewing it th
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  • GPRA Project: Realitivistic Relativity Presentation
    ...ock planets in the inner system are directly related to neutrons, that the star itself is related to protons and that asteroids are related to photons. Thi
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  • Does the Sun Orbit a Dark Star?
    | title = Does the Sun Orbit a Dark Star? [[Category:Scientific Paper|sun orbit dark star]]
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  • Anti-Gravity Machine
    ...onductivity, when the scalar field value in the interior of such a massive star attains a value roughly equal to that which occurs at the Schwarzschild rad ...ually enormous centripetal forces developed in the exterior portion of the star, thereby preventing the gravitational collapse of very massive stars, a her
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  • GPRA Project: Realitivistic Relativity 2.0
    ...ock planets in the inner system are directly related to neutrons, that the star itself is related to protons and that asteroids are related to photons. Thi
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  • Yukawa-Type Potential Effects in the Anomalistic Period of Celestial Bodies
    ...ion star of the pulsar PSR 1913+16, and for the extrasolar Planet b of the star HD 80606. We also considered the case of the artificial Earth satellite GRA
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  • Role of a Fluid Aether Vortex in Forming Stars and Planets
    | keywords = [[Fluid Aether Vortex]], [[Star Formation]], [[Planet Formation]]
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  • Stellar Metamorphosis: An Alternative for the Star Sciences
    | title = Stellar Metamorphosis: An Alternative for the Star Sciences
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  • Questioning the Cosmological Doppler Red-Shift
    ...ain &lsquo;intact&rsquo; (except, perhaps, something as dense as a neutron star), the only possible way for such an entity to exhibit recession speeds appr
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  • The Doctrine of Original Spin
    # Boiling in the star's core as a consequence of nuclear reactions.
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  • The Macro Facts of Life
    ...t essay is to establish some unacknowledged, fundamental ways in which our star supports life on Earth.
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  • The Secrets of Dark Matter
    ...rangeness of behavior of the galaxies consisting of stars. Our Sun ? too a star and a dark matter - the main source of its energy.
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  • Astronomical Counterevidence to Relativity
    ...h at its equator, or its orbital velocity.&nbsp; In the case of the binary star Rigel, located only 250pc from Earth, observers stationed on opposite sides
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  • Gravitational Lensing in Empty Vacuum Space Does NOT Take Place
    ...to the gravitational gradient field of the sun. An intense search of the star filled skies reveals a clear lack of lensing among the countless numbers o
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  • Stellar Aberration
    ...d the problem of stellar aberration by determining how a light wave from a star changes as it crosses this ethereal boundary layer...
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  • Joseph P Farrell
    .... He is the author of <em>The Giza Death Star</em>, and <em>The Giza Death Star Deployed</em>, and is currently working on a third book on the Great Pyrami
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  • On the Orbital Velocities Nearby Rotary Stars and Black Holes
    | keywords = [[Maxwell Analogy]], [[gravitation]], [[star]], [[rotary star]], [[black hole]], [[torus]], [[gyrotation]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[angul
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  • Stellar Metamorphosis: Stars Obey Mass-Energy Equivalence
    ...orphosis stars obey the mass-energy equivalence principle. This means as a star radiates it loses mass. As it loses mass it will shrink and cool. Explanati
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  • Prof. Donald E. Scott: 2012 Sagnac Award Recipient
    ...xcellence in scientific pursuit. For the transistor effect in the electric star model, for alternatives to magnetic reconnection as an explanation for anom
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  • Jeffrey Joseph Wolynski
    ...tand the stars. Look at rocks, minerals. If the Earth really is an ancient star, then we can go backwards from it's current structure to what it must have ...orphosis which is a physical/real (not mathematical/theoretical) theory of star evolution.
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  • Jefimenko Paper Reviews
    ...ished one of the better textbooks, Electricity and Magnetism (2nd edition, Star City, WV, Electret Scientific, 1989), as well as other books and papers. He
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  • The 21st Century's All New Cosmology
    ...Earth leaves the Center of our Universe and finds itself orbiting a minor star surrounded by planets, moons and asteroids. Comets zoom through the void pa More mysteries are found. Quasars, the very faint, shining star-like pinpoints of light are found near the edges of our Universe. The myste
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  • Alpha Coronae Borealis: A Binary Stars System Motion in Contradiction with Relativity Theory
    | keywords = [[Alpha]], [[cronae]], [[Borealis]], [[binary]], [[star]]
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  • Experiments on the Velocity c
    ...y is not very accurate. It comes mainly from astronomical sources, such as star doublets, see Fig. 1.
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  • Comet Vulcan's Unobserved August 17, 1999 Flyby
    ...000 by an astronomer attempting to observe an asteroid occultation of that star. This paper offers a possible, if im-probable, explanation as to how this c
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  • The Unified Cycle Theory: Introduction & Data
    ...resence of EUWS cycles can be detected in a wide variety of ways including star formation oscillations, episodes of volcanism, global climate fluctuations,
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  • Mass- and Light-Horizons, Black Holes' Radii, the Schwartzschild Metric and the Kerr Metric
    ...rds = [[Maxwell Analogy]], [[gravitation]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[rotary star]], [[black hole]], [[Kerr Metric]], [[torus]], [[gyrotation]], [[light hori ...d approach' of GRT, we may assume that it is a valid analysis tool for the star horizon metrics.
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  • Aberration
    ...rsus the orbital speed of the earth. This combination causes us to see the star or the sun in a retarded position. Many scientists conclude that the speed
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  • Relativity Failures 2006: The Case of NV CMa Binary Stars
    This ia another Binary star system&nbsp;in contradicitons&nbsp;with relativity theory proving that not
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  • Stellar Aberration and the Postulates on the Velocity of Light
    ...t predicts stellar aberration correctly in coordinate systems in which the star is stationary but fails to predict the phenomenon at all in the earthbound
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  • Discussion: the Dual Gravitation Field versus the Relativity Theory
    | keywords = [[gravitation]], [[star: rotary]], [[disc galaxy]], [[repulsion]], [[relativity]], [[gyrotation]],
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  • Gravitational Light Bending History is Severely Impact-Parameter Dependent
    ...Findings convincingly show the failed observation of Einstein rings in the star-filled skies are fundamentally due to the <em>larger impact parameters</em>
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  • Recent Discoveries Continue to Confirm Scientific Validity of the LB-FLINE-BEC Macrocosm
    ...s formed by recurrent floods; (2) three huge young planets around a young star; (3) vast glaciers of water is under Martian ground; (4) a Jupiter-sized p
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  • HAARP: Environmental Warfare
    The US Government has a new ground-based ?Star Wars? weapon which is being tested in the remote bush country of Alaska. Th
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  • A Coherent Dual Vector Field Theory for Gravitation
    ...]], [[Heaviside field]], [[Lorentz force]], [[angular momentum]], [[binary star]]
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  • New Model for a Spherical 'Big Bang'
    ...only known blueshift galaxies are in the direction of Virgo, and a unique star-less galaxy of hydrogen has just been discovered there. All these observati
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  • The Cosmologist's Second: The Riddle of Time in Theories of the Universe (Anomalies : Alternatives to Contemporary Orthodoxies)
    ...omy to know the difference between a planet and a fixed star, or between a star cluster and a cluster of galaxies.
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  • Robert L Stilmar
    * 2000 - "[[The Sun is Orbiting the Star Betelgeuse, a Population II Red, Super-Gian in the Constellation of Orion]]
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  • Relativity Is Self-Defeated(3 of 3) —Lorentz Factor, Aberration, and Ether
    ...ly light&nbsp;that he ever sees in the world during the time he finds this star. No known reason can support him if he chooses to claim that the light he s
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  • Nu Nu Mechanics
    1.A photon has as many parts as there are stars in a galaxy or protons in a star.
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  • The Observed Symmetrical Supernovae Remnants Form Overwhelming Evidence for the Gravitomagnetic Force
    | keywords = [[gravitation]], [[star: rotary]], [[supernova]], [[relativity]], [[gyrotation]], [[gravitomagnetis
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  • Laboratory-Scale Test of de Broglie?s Tired-Photon Model
    ...ysical entity with inner complex structure. While traveling from a distant star the photon interacts with the medium, losing energy. The test of this aging
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  • Einstein Under the Microscope: What the Twin Paradox and Binary Stars say about Classical Physics versus Relativity
    ...g and non-intuitive as the relativistic ones, as are those of how a binary star system would appear in both scenarios. Finally, real measurements are used
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  • Light, the Common Denominator
    ...call this structure a "TRION RE", the Polynesians may have called it a "<b>Star Seed</b>". Leon Lederman, the noted physicist, might call it "<b>The God Pa
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  • Reinventing the Universe: A New Astronomy for the New Millennium
    ...ore surprisingly, he finds strong evidence that many, or even most, of the star images we see in the night sky are actually optical illusions caused by the <ul> * Chapter 9 - Quasars -A New Kind of Star?
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  • On the Observations with Coupled Telescopes by Spavieri and Bergmaschi
    The image of a star can have different positions and distances relative to the focus of telesco
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  • Press Release: Einstein was Partly Right, but Greatly Confusing
    .... The event is a repeat of 1919 observation by Eddington of the bending of star-light by sun's gravity, which is better explained from this author's Unifie
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  • Panos Pappas
    * 1990 - "[[Energy Generation Phenomenon: Lab to Star and Galaxy Generation]]"
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  • Daniel Y Gezari
    # First 350 ?m observations, and the study of cool star forming clouds.
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  • Gravitomagnetism - Gravity beyond Einstein - including an introduction to the Coriolis Gravity Theory
    ...binary pulsars: the one compact star can indeed absorb the other, gaseous star while emitting bursts of gasses at the poles.</span><br style="font-style:
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  • Mysterious Universe: A Handbook of Astronomical Anomalies
    ...nbsp;Bright objects near the sun *&nbsp;The Sun's problematical "companion star" *&nbsp;"Sedimentary" meteorites *&nbsp;Life chemistry in outer space *&nbs
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  • Stars in an Electric Universe (2011 John Chappell Memorial Paper)
    | keywords = [[Cosmology]], [[plasma cosmology]], [[electric universe]], [[star birth]], [[electric stars]]
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  • Cepheids. It gets worse!
    ...or (Hottest at peak, coolest at trough.) Here, we are considering a bright star with a dim (mostly unseen) companion...
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  • Physics of the Universe
    ...rs of the world, designed by the ancient and aboriginal peoples to see the star formations and their locations, the locations of the sun and the moon, at t
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  • Configurations and Redshifts of Galaxies
    ...experience and from the intuitive and Newtonian-Kantian mode of growth of star clumps (Einasto et al., 1989; Grabinska 1983, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1992,
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  • The Universe is Rotating, Not Flying Apart
    ...electron does this. The ether is entrained by any large mass object, so a star moving radically, or transversely, with the same velocity, would create ide
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  • Anti-Gravity Model of The Sun
    ...lanet system is bar-code which shows us the life history of their mother star!
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  • Zero Point Energy and Subatomic Particle Mass
    ...of gravitational lensing around Sagittarius A* (pronounced ?Sagittarius A Star?), the object in the center of our galaxy, which is often assumed to be a b
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  • Solar Physics, Astronomy and Photometry in the Interplanetary Solar Stereoscopic Observatory Project
    ...ncy of the project as a whole. It is offered to concentrate the program on star parallaxes determination and determination of distances of the Solar System
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  • Fornax - The Companion of the Milky Way and the Question of its Standard Motion
    ...the observed tidally limited radius r<sub>l</sub> of the Fornax system of star collection. Very much conflict is observed because r<sub>t</sub> = 7.0 kpc
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  • On the Spacing of the Planets: A New Fourth Law of Planetary Motion
    ...lar systems in which each giant gaseous planet is too close to its central star to have formed in its unorthodox orbital position via the prevailing concep
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  • Stellar Aberration and the Unjustified Denial of Ether
    ...le by a moving mass: the dragged ether. In 1727 James Bradley observed the star called y-Draconis and found the first evidence of stellar aberration, an ef
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  • How Really Massive are the Super-Massive Rotating Black Holes in the Milky Way's Bulge?
    | keywords = [[black hole]], [[horizon]], [[spinning star]], [[super-massive black hole]], [[gravity]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[gyrot
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  • Lectures on "A Coherent Dual Vector Field Theory for Gravitation"
    | keywords = [[gravitation]], [[star: rotary]], [[disc galaxies]], [[spiral galaxies]], [[repulsion]], [[relativ
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  • Israel Sadovnik
    ..., 2007: [http://www.wbabin.net/physics/sadovnik.pdf Gravity, Particles and Star Formation]<br />Added Aug. 14, 2006: [http://www.wbabin.net/physics/sadovni
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  • The Moon and the Planets; A Catalog of Astronomical Anomalies
    ...vian satellites *&nbsp;Io's energetic volcanos *&nbsp;Jupiter as a "failed star" *&nbsp;Venus-earth resonance
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  • The No-Hair Theorem Parameters can be Reduced to solely the Black Hole's Specific Angular Momentum
    ...is Gravity]], [[Gravitomagnetism]], [[No-Hair Theorem]], [[black hole]], [[star]], [[specific angular velocity]], [[specific gravity]]
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  • Bye Bye Big Bang, Hello Reality
    ...n curves of galaxies. Radiation throughout the spectrum is produced in the star-forming process, some at which is thermalized by that matter, resulting in
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  • Geocentricity, Relativity and the Big Bang
    ...s clear, the earth is not just a speck of dust orbiting an inconsequential star.&nbsp; It is the very centerpiece of God's creation.
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  • Plasma Astrophysics and Cosmology
    ...e galactic nuclei and quasars; the origin and abundance of light elements; star formation and the evolution of solar systems; redshift periodicities and an
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  • Analytic Description of Cosmic Phenomena Using the Heaviside Field
    | keywords = [[gravitation]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[rotary star]], [[disc galaxy]], [[repulsion]], [[relativity]], [[gyrotation]], [[Heavis
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  • Nuclear Gravitation Field Theory
    ...he Gravitational Field of the Sun and the Gravitational Field of a Neutron Star]
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  • Arp 220
    Most of its energy output is thought to be the result of a massive burst of star formation, or [[Starburst (astronomy)|starburst]], probably triggered by th ...mera and Multi-Object Spectrometer|NICMOS]], revealed more than 200 huge [[star cluster]]s in the central part of the galaxy.
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  • Nature of the Non-Expanding Universe
    ...bservation of high-redshift quasars in the vicinity of low-redshift parent star systems is also explained. There is no antigravity force permeating space a
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  • The Eclipse Data From 1919: The Greatest Hoax in 20th Century Science
    Prior to 1919, general relativity was an obscure theory by a rising star in physics, Albert Einstein. Based on the perceived need to test this compl
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  • Undermining the Energy Crisis
    ...Theory of Internal Formation of Fuels and Elements) and (CSPT) (The Comet-Star-to-Planet Theory), were originally explored in the first three editions.&nb
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  • Hayashi track
    The end (leftmost point) of every track is labeled with the star's mass in [[solar masses]] ({{Solar mass|link=y}}), and represents its posi ...emperature, until either a [[radiative zone]] develops, at which point the star starts following the [[Henyey track]], or nuclear fusion begins, marking it
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  • Speed of Light in Historical Perspective
    # James Bradley (1693-1762) determined that the speed of light from the star Gamma draconis was higher when an observer on earth moved towards its perpe
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  • Dark Matter Versus G
    ...ifferent graphs that plot the velocity of the stars vs the distance of the star from the center of the galaxy. <xr id="fig:blue-curve"/> is of particular i ...be higher or R must be lower. R is the measured distance from the selected star to the center of the galaxy. One could try to re-measure, but the value wou
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  • Twisting Gravity: An Interstellar Propulsion System Utilizing a New Theory of Gravity
    ...engines required. Twisting gravity allows spacecraft to travel to distant star systems, descend to a planet's surface and return in acceptable time frames
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  • A New Fourth Law of Planetary Motion and its Ramifications
    ...tions and precise interactions of celestial energy masses around a central star, our Sun, during the dynamic layout of our solar system some 5 billion year
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  • Shattering the Myths of Darwinism
    Based on the one star reviews of this book I expected a "creationist rehash." As a biologist trai
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  • VES Theory and the Forces of Nature
    ...he galactic center can be as much as 10 times greater than expected if the star is found at great distance from the galactic center. This can be explained
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  • Fresnel vs. Einstein - a New Direct Test
    ...just apparently) isotropic. This reference frame could be used in place of star reference frames for spacecraft navigation. Other implications of a local p
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  • From Paradox to Paradigm
    ...ompatible. Somewhere something must be wrong. In 1727 Bradley observed the star y-Draconis and measured the stellar aberration. Science concluded unjustly
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  • Theory of Non-expanding Universe
    ...servations of high-redshift quasars in the vicinity of low-redshift parent star systems, negative redshift, and the ejection of two huge mass bodies in opp
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  • The Best Stellar Aberration Model
    ...rediction of a Constant of Aberration value as large as 20.5? for a zenith star is irrational and is contradicted by empirical observations. This conclusi
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  • The Physical and Philosophical Nature of the Universe
    ...December 1944 to May 1945 in France and Germany and was awarded the Bronze Star. He was graduated from Syracuse University in 1949 and worked as an enginee
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  • Glen W Deen
    ...85 and 1986. He joined with eleven other amateur astronomers to build Lone Star Observatory in 1987. [http://www.lonestarobservatory.org/ http://www.lonest He presented his next paper, "DOES THE SUN ORBIT AN UNSEEN STAR?" at the 2006 NPA Conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He presented his next two
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  • Deduction of Orbital Velocities in Disk Galaxies. "Dark Matter": a myth?
    ...gravitation]], [[galaxy]], [[dark matter]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[rotary star]], [[black hole]], [[gyrotation]], [[Kepler laws]], [[GRT]], [[angular mome
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  • Stellar Metamorphosis: Gliese 433
    | keywords = [[exo-planets]], [[stars]], [[planets]], [[star evolution]], [[planet formation]]
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  • Zero Point Energy, Light and Time
    ...iverse is usually considered to have begun as plasma, the rates of galaxy, star and planet formation using plasma physics can be shown to have been more ra
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  • Yatendra Pal Varshni
    * <b>1973</b> : Developed the [http://laserstars.org/index.html plasma laser star theory] of quasars
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  • The Starflight Handbook
    ...ring knowledge about interstellar travel. A working guide for the would-be star traveler, this book concentrates on current and proposed propulsion systems
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  • Controlled Nucleosynthesis: Breakthroughs in Experiment and Theory
    ...s of iron or nickel-iron? Could the iron be nuclear fuel and could an iron star blow up as a supernova? And what could be the energy source of such an expl
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  • The Unified Cycle Theory: Statistical Validation
    ...ere performed on 31 different time-series. The data included histories of star formation rates, asteroid impacts, volcanic activity, evolution (appearance
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  • The Doppler Effect of Absorption Spectral Lines in Moving Astronomic Bodies: How Can It Happen? (2010 John Chappell Memorial Lecture)
    ...ed dark lines are produced by absorption in the atmosphere of the selfsame star that emits the radiation. So it looks like a Doppler shift without relative
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  • A Flowing View Part 2
    &nbsp;&nbsp; Intersecting radiation ? non-interference; star beam to us intersected by light from all
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  • Flowing view 2
    &nbsp;&nbsp; Intersecting radiation ? non-interference; star beam to us intersected by light from all
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  • Unified Theory's Non-expanding Universe Replaces Big Bang & Steady State Theories of Expanding Universe
    ...servations of high-redshift quasars in the vicinity of low-redshift parent star systems, negative redshift, and the ejection of two huge mass bodies in opp
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  • Jozef S Wilczynski
    * 1990 - "[[In Classical Physics the Measured Position of a Star in Arago's Experiment Are Variable If Starlight is Photons]]"
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  • Richard Benish
    ...webkit-block-placeholder" /> </div> <div>In principle, the kinematics of star clusters would reveal whether the idea -- which I had come to call the "Spa
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  • Sonne Ward
    ...ews broadcasts of local television and radio stations. He also appeared on Star TV in Germany for a talk show. He has been published in newspapers for over
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  • The Time of Perihelion Passage and the Longitude of Perihelion of Nemesis
    If Nemesis, a hypothetical brown dwarf star, periodically passes through the inner solar system, it should have perturb
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  • Watunyoo Patwong
    ...liked and was doing research on the spectral classification of a multiple star system using the CCD spectrograph with 16-inch telescope of the Sirindhorn * 2008 - "[[The Spectral Classification of a Multiple Star System using CCD Spectrograph]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abs
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  • Einstein aether theory
    ...y Christopher Eling and [[Ted Jacobson]] have found solutions resembling [[star]]s<ref>http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/gr-qc/0603058 Spherical Solutions to Einstei ...le and so the black hole solutions cannot have static æthers. Thus when a star collapses to form a black hole, somehow the æther must eventually become s
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  • Marc J Seifer
    ...iority Discussions on the Invention of the Laser and Particle Beam Weapons Star Wars: An Early History]]" ([http://www.amazon.com/Tesla-Priority-Discussion
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  • Why Does Saturn Have Many Tiny Rings? Cassini-Huygens Mission: New Evidence for the Gravitational Theory with Dual Vector Field
    | keywords = [[gravitation]], [[star: rotary]], [[disc galaxy]], [[repulsion]], [[relativity]], [[gyrotation]],
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  • The General Equation of Motion Via The Special Theory Of Relativity And Quantum Mechanics
    ...of the perihelion'' ''of the planets, and the deflection of light nearby a star).'' To the contrary of what had been generally achieved so far, our basis m
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  • Donald E Scott
    ...iterature. More recently, he proposed that the stability of the sun or any star arises from a controlled feedback in the corona similar to the operation of
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  • Robert L Carroll
    * 1988/1994 - "[[Beyond the Farthest Star]]"
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  • Dean Drives and David Mechanics: Inertial Propulsion and the Manipulation of Time in Symmetrical Systems
    From hoverflies to solid-state star drives, author and inventor Steven Hampton discusses gravity and the nature
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  • 3C 273
    ....1086/147889 }}</ref> meaning that if it were only as distant as [[Pollux (star)|Pollux]] (~10 [[parsec]]s) it would [[Apparent magnitude|appear nearly as | title=3C 273 : A Star-Like Object with Large Red-Shift
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  • Stellar Metamorphosis: New Versus Old Stars
    ...s, a simple laymen&rsquo;s understanding is used to determine the age of a star based on the theory of Stellar Metamorphosis.</span>
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  • On the Gravitational Constant of Our Inflating Sun and On the Origin of the Stars' Lifecycle
    ...gnetism]], [[gravitation]], [[gyrotation]], [[Coriolis gravity theory]], [[Star expansion]]
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  • The Root Assumption of All Geophysics and Geology
    ...[[rocks]], [[minerals]], [[gas]], [[plasma]], [[stellar metamorphosis]], [[star evolution]], [[planet formation]]
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  • Relativity and the Electrodynamics on the Phenomena of Matter and Energy through Scale (GPRA:REPMES)
    ...ts are given describing matter, inertial mass and energy, that planets and star systems are quantum particles and atoms respectively through scale relation
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  • 3C 48
    | names = [[PG (star catalog)|PG]] 0134+329, [[Quasar|QSO]] B0134+329
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  • Galilean invariance
    ...end their limbs in any direction perpendicular to the gravity field of the star). Reducing the scale further, the forces at that distance might have almost
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  • The Problem of Increasing Human Energy: With Special Reference to the Harnessing of the Sun?s Energy
    ...k of life, and there will be a chance to kindle a new fire on some distant star. This wonderful possibility seems, indeed, to exist, judging from Professor
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  • Halton Arp
    ...d with what appeared to be a small blue star. When the [[spectrum]] of the star was measured, it contained unidentifiable [[spectral line]]s that defied al ...d represent a speed of 47,000&nbsp;km/s, far beyond the speed of any known star and defying an obvious explanation. Nor would this explain the huge radio e
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  • Ioannis Iraklis Haranas
    * Haranas I., Pressure Calculations in a Constant Density Star in the Dynamic Theory of Gravity, Romanian Astronomical Journal, vol. 15, n * 2005 - "[[Pressure Calculation of a Constant Density Star in the Dynamic Theory of Gravity]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/
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  • Proceedings of the 1990 International Tesla Symposium
    ...Display&amp;id=291 Panos T. Pappas], "Energy Generation Phenomenon: Lab to Star and Galaxy Generation" &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5-107
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  • Arnold G Gulko
    * 1988 - "[[The Star that Couldn't be There]]"
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  • A Critical Analysis of Einstein's Non-Conform Analogy Between Rotation And Gravitatiton. Part I: Theory And Experiment. Part II: Harmony Between Non-Locality And The STR In Both Micro And Macro Worlds.
    ...ject, say an electron moving around a nucleus, or a planet moving around a star, with respect to the source of attraction or repulsion of concern. This sug
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  • Jesse Babcock
    ...ill be pulled toward the other end until it reaches the center. The center star of this line of stars will be pulled as much one way as it is being pulled
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  • The Theory of Interaction
    * What moving star we can see
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  • Neutron Gravity and the Anti-universe
    ...rsing their space flow directions at that rate. Every comet, moon, planet, star, and galaxy has a concentric antimatter version of itself that experiences
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  • Volodymyr V Krasnoholovets
    "Inertons surround any material object, from an elementary particle to a star. Thus inertons form a total inerton field around objects. This field, along
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  • Wizard: The Life and Times of Nikola Tesla: Biography of a Genius
    ...ile machine and particle-beam weaponry anticipating the space-based \\\\\\"Star Wars\\\\\\" defensive shield. Though often depicted as a recluse, flamboyan
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  • Interacting galaxy
    ...g an example of the latter). That can possibly trigger a small amount of [[star formation]]. Such orphaned clusters of stars were sometimes referred to as ...cluding the simulation of gravitational forces, gas dissipation phenomena, star formation, and feedback. Dynamical friction slows the relative motion galax
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  • From Zilch to the Visible: A Thoroughly Choreographed Scientific Account of The Origin, Development & Final Frontier of Our Ever Expanding Grand Universe Divulged Realistically
    ...stellar medium (ISM), cosmic voids which are the sources of empty space in star formation areas, WMAP cold spot in relation to parallel universes, the miss
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  • Albert Einstein e Olinto De Pretto: La Vera Storia Della Formula Piu Famosa del Mondo
    ...="_tipon(this)" onmouseout="_tipoff()">Still too great and splendid is its star to be able to blur without exposing brutally critical of the 'scientific or
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  • Science: Leading and Misleading
    ...hought. Marvelling and marvellous man 1 The stars have guided him, and the star of his reasoning mind is that which in our present state of knowledge we ca
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  • Robert L Forward
    ...ent. He described his first novel, Dragon's Egg, as "a textbook on neutron star physics disguised as a novel." His novel Rocheworld describes a double-plan
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  • Robert L DeMelo
    ...ly derived scale factor S between macroscopic and quantum systems (between star systems and atomic systems) and its subsequent transformation equations. My
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  • William M Napier
    ....208..575C Comet capture from molecular clouds - A dynamical constraint on star and planet formation]", Clube, S. V. M.; Napier, W. M., <i>Royal Astronomic
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  • Cosmology and the Zero Point Energy
    ...99% of the universe.Therefore, using plasma physics, the rates of galaxy, star and planet formation can be shown to have been muchmore rapid in the early
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  • David Calder Hardy
    ...s formed out of rings of dust left over after the nebula collapsed and the star (sun) was formed. However, as you will read in the book, I saw that there w
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  • Cosmology and the Zerto Point Energy
    ...99% of the universe.Therefore, using plasma physics, the rates of galaxy, star and planet formation can be shown to have been muchmore rapid in the early
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  • Centaurus A
    ...ies]], a collision is suspected to be responsible for the intense burst of star formation. Models have suggested that Centaurus A was a large elliptical ga ...e site of more recent [[star formation]];<ref name="israel1998"/> over 100 star formation regions have been identified in the disk.<ref name="hodgekennicut
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  • Ben Solomon
    ...send the first return trip astronauts to Alpha Centauri - nearest visible star - within our lifetime.
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  • Carl A Zapffe
    * 1988 - "[[The Star of Bethlehem]]"
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  • Nikolai A Kozyrev
    ...s by measuring the difference between the true and apparent positions of a star. In: Astrometriya i Nebesnaya Mekhanika (Astrometry and Selestial Mechanics
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  • Dan Winter
    ...g compassion, ay indeed be the centering force which ultimately makes even star birth's self-referrent and therefore self-aware!<br />Currently, Dan is a c * 1991 - "[[The Star Mother: Geometric Keys to the Resonant Spirit of Biology]]"
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  • Hubble Deep Field
    The field is so small that only a few foreground [[star]]s in the [[Milky Way]] lie within it; thus, almost all of the 3,000 object ...together form chains and arcs: these are likely to be regions of intense [[star formation]]. Others may be distant [[quasar]]s. Astronomers initially ruled
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  • The Einstein Hoax: The Disastrous Intellectual War on Common Sense
    ...d is so weak (about a million times weaker than the field around a neutron star) and Relativistic Science was off and running, foolishly bringing us 'Black
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  • Arthur A Larson
    ...ve written three science books, Twisting Gravity, The Relativity Myth, and Star Portal. And I've written one science fiction and a screen play.
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  • Thierry De Mees
    * 2010 - "[[The Calculation of the Bending of Star Light Grazing the Sun]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/a
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  • Andrija Radovic
    ...rrent in null wire in the three-phase load consisted of three resistors in star connection I<sub>0</sub>=(I<sub>1</sub><sup>2</sup>+I<sub>2</sub><sup>2</su
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  • Victor Clube
    ....208..575C Comet capture from molecular clouds - A dynamical constraint on star and planet formation]", Clube, S. V. M.; Napier, W. M., <i>Royal Astronomic
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  • Harry Hamlin Ricker
    ...are more like cirrus clouds than the cumulus clouds that are required for star formation.
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  • Sloan Digital Sky Survey
    ...sses. A total of 11,000 stars will be analyzed with 25-35 observations per star over an 18-month period. It is expected to detect between 150 and 200 new e ...lly primitive stars that are fossils of the earliest generations of cosmic star formation.
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  • Gravitational redshift
    ...as it moves upwards against a gravitational field (produced by the yellow star below). The effect is greatly exaggerated in this diagram.]] ...as considered to have been finally identified in the spectral lines of the star [[Sirius B]] by [[Walter Sydney Adams|W.S. Adams]] in 1925.<ref name= "Heth
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  • Physics - Against the Odds
    ...l channels with his Strategic Defense Initiative speech, later called the ?Star Wars? program. The Director of the Executive Panel called later and said th
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  • Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies
    ...of the presence of bright star clusters (or discontinuous chains of bright star clusters) in the spiral arms. ...ied companion galaxies may be foreground/background sources or even bright star clusters within the individual galaxies.
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  • Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices
    ..., Cold Fusion, Moller's Atomic Hydrogen Generator, Muammer Yildiz's 'Ocean Star' electrical generator, Jesse McQueen's 'Internal Energy-generating Power So
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  • Albert A. Michelson
    ...he [[Mount Wilson Observatory]] to measure the diameter of the super-giant star [[Betelgeuse]]. A periscope arrangement was used to obtain a densified pupi
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  • David M Anderson
    &nbsp;D. M. Anderson and E. L. Thomas, &ldquo;Morphology of star diblock copolymers in the strong&#8209;segregation limit&rdquo;, '''Macromo
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  • A Possible Anomaly in Galactic Recessional Speed Alleged to Increase with Universal Distance
    ...nd other astrophysical phenomena. Perhaps an especially vigorous period of star formation occurred at about this time. (5) Note that my map is not intended
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  • Inertial frame of reference
    ...bly seen: the direction of the [[angular momentum]] of all observed double star systems remains fixed with respect to the direction of the angular momentum
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  • Hubble's law
    ...a star, and the sky would be as [[brightness|bright]] as the surface of a star. However, the night sky is largely dark. Since the 17th century, astronomer
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  • Michelson–Morley experiment
    ...e [[Fizeau experiment]] (1851) and the [[aberration of light|aberration of star light]].<ref group=A name=Jan /> ...65AmJPh..33....1F }}</ref> but in 1977 Brecher observed X-rays from binary star systems with similar null results.<ref>{{Cite journal|last=Brecher |first=K
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  • Lorentz ether theory
    ...akes several years to reach us from a distant star, it is no longer on the star, nor is it on the earth. It must be somewhere, and supported, so to speak,
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  • Incandescent light bulb
    ...ck-body]] radiator at 4000&nbsp;K (or a [[Stellar classification|class]] K star like [[Arcturus]]) ...lack-body radiator at 7000&nbsp;K (or a [[Stellar classification|class]] F star like [[Procyon]])
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  • Extension:Math/CoverageTest
    | <source lang="latex" enclose="none">\cdot, * \ast, \star, \circ, \bullet </source> | <math>\cdot, * \ast, \star, \circ, \bullet \!</math>
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  • James Clerk Maxwell
    *A proposed sculpture called the [[Star of Caledonia]] is to pay tribute to James Clerk Maxwell
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  • Phonograph
    ...-record their songs. Reportedly, the medium's first major African-American star [[George W. Johnson (singer)|George Washington Johnson]] was obliged to per
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