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  • A System to Measure the Effects of Special Relativity in Our Galaxy
    | title = A System to Measure the Effects of Special Relativity in Our Galaxy | keywords = [[Special Relativity]], [[Galaxy]], [[Measurement]]
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  • Time Counting in a Distant Galaxy: Is the Universe Really Expanding?
    | title = Time Counting in a Distant Galaxy: Is the Universe Really Expanding? | keywords = [[Time]], [[Galaxy]], [[Universe Expansion]]
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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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  • Testing the Hypothesis of Redshift Quantization in Iwanowska Galaxy Lines Connected with our Galaxy and M31
    ...esis of Redshift Quantization in Iwanowska Galaxy Lines Connected with our Galaxy and M31 ...performed for objects belonging to the Iwanowska lines connected with our Galaxy and M31. A distinct periodisation effect was found. No exact quantization e
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  • Interacting galaxies
    #REDIRECT [[Interacting galaxy]]
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  • Summary
    | keywords = [[telescopes]], [[universe]], [[galaxy]], [[energy]], [[solar system]], [[atmosphere]], [[planetary material]] ...iverse, and as far inside as we can see. We live inside a galaxy, and that galaxy is also situated inside of millions of surrounding galaxies. And we live in
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  • Another Explanation of the Redshifts of the Pair Quasar-Galaxy NGC 7319
    | title = Another Explanation of the Redshifts of the Pair Quasar-Galaxy NGC 7319 [[Category:Scientific Paper|explanation redshifts pair quasar-galaxy ngc]]
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  • On the Visual Images that Galaxies Create
    ...ads to a spiral shaped background field that the normal sized stars of the galaxy fall into, thereby creating the spiral appearance. I first began writing ab
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  • Decoding the Message of the Pulsars: Intelligent Communication from the Galaxy
    ...= Decoding the Message of the Pulsars: Intelligent Communication from the Galaxy ...= Decoding the Message of the Pulsars: Intelligent Communication from the Galaxy 428.jpg
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  • New Tired Light Correctly Predicts the Redshift of the CorBor Galaxy Cluster
    | title = New Tired Light Correctly Predicts the Redshift of the CorBor Galaxy Cluster ...cluster (A2065 in particular) and from this predicting the redshift of the galaxy. The predicted value is then compared to the measured value. In NTL, photon
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  • A Cosmic Lens May Explain the Hubble Flow
    ...not a unique solution. The ambiguity should be resolved as other conjugate galaxy pairs are included in the analysis.
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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. 3.Photons radiate particles much as a galaxy radiates stars.
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  • Motions of Observable Structures Ruled by Hierarchical Two-body Gravitation in the Universe
    ...[[motion]], [[celestial object]], [[hierarchical two-body gravitation]], [[galaxy rotation curve]], [[redshift]] ...sc) rotational profile of large-scale structures like the solar system and galaxy.</span><br /><br /><br />if redshift are not primarily due to velocity shif
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  • Are the Galaxies Really Receding?
    | keywords = [[Galaxy]], [[Hubble's Law]]
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  • Swivelling Time of Spherical Galaxies Towards Disk Galaxies
    ...orbit to swivel down to the equator. The total diameter-change of the disk galaxy in the time can be found as well. Yet, these deductions are simplified by k
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  • Theoretical Calculation of the Hubble Constant and Relation to CMB and CIB
    ...CMB)]], [[cosmic infrared background (CIB)]], [[cosmological redshift]], [[galaxy redshift]], [[quasar redshift]] ...to produce a spectral red-shift. Application of the model to a sampling of galaxy and quasars leads to a surprising relationship between the CMB, CIB and the
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  • Big Bang or Full Stop?
    ...e light. The correct interpretation is, therefore, that the farther away a galaxy was at the time of emission of the light, the faster it was recessing. The
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  • Quasar's Gyro-gravity Behavior, Luminosity and Redshift
    | keywords = [[quasar]], [[gravitation]], [[luminosity]], [[gyrotation]], [[galaxy]], [[redshift]], [[luminosity]], [[gravitomagnetism]] ...ity of a high value difference between the quasar redshift and the related galaxy redshift due to the quasar's rotation (spin). Moreover, we find results tha
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  • A Solution for the "Dark Matter Mystery" Based on Euclidean Relativity: short version
    ...ery close to the measured one. Concerning the mystery of the velocity of a galaxy inside its group, the explanation is more direct. For this mystery, the stu
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  • Gravitation, the "Dark Matter" Effect and the Fine Structure Constant
    ...new constant is shown to be the fine structure constant 1/137. The spiral galaxy rotation curve effect and the globular cluster central "black hole" masses
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  • The Sun is Orbiting the Star Betelgeuse, a Population II Red, Super-Gian in the Constellation of Orion
    ...bits distance from the center. This requires great mass at the edge of the Galaxy where we are located. Betelgeuse is an obvious candidate for this role.
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  • The Motion of Clusters of Galaxies
    | keywords = [[Galaxy Clusters]]
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  • John Stettler
    * 2002 - "[[A System to Measure the Effects of Special Relativity in Our Galaxy]]"
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  • Dark matter mystery explained by euclidean version of relativity
    ...the measured one. Concerning the mystery of the velocity of a galaxy inside its group, the explanation is more direct. For this mys
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  • A Solution for the "Dark Matter Mystery" Based on Euclidean Relativity: long version
    ...ery close to the measured one. Concerning the mystery of the velocity of a galaxy inside its group, the explanation is more direct. For this mystery, the stu
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  • Is our sun falling toward the blackhole at the center of our galaxy?
    | title = Is our sun falling toward the blackhole at the center of our galaxy? ...riefly outlined. From that velocity the known solar motion relative to our galaxy is substracted: tangential motion around the center of the Milky Way, and n
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  • Earth?s Electrodynamic Environment
    ...ions. Working from the terrestrial surface toward the outer reaches of the galaxy, this special issue of the Electric Spacecraft Journal will present an over
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  • Time Resolved Images from the Center of the Galaxy Appear to Counter General Relativity
    | title = Time Resolved Images from the Center of the Galaxy Appear to Counter General Relativity | keywords = [[General Relativity]], [[Galaxy]]
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  • Interpreting SN 2006gy from a Modified Ritzian Viewpoint
    ...nova are radically inconsistent with the calculated distance to the spiral galaxy. Walter Ritz's (1908) ballistic emission theory (which predicts apparent ti
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  • Galactic Classification Quantum Gravity and Mass Spectra Cosmological Mass Spectrum each Galaxy having a Quantized Black Hole Core Surface Area Described as under the s p d f g h i... Atomic Symmetry
    Cosmological Mass Spectrum each Galaxy ...previous papers. Here this aspect has been extended to ensure that every galaxy component of the spectra has a quantised black hole core with a conseq
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  • Dark Matter
    ...tion of Newton's gravity applied to the non-homogeneous mass of a rotating galaxy. (cite Rebigsol here)
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  • Electrodynamic Origin of Gravitational Forces
    ...for a shorter period of time than those of the older and larger associated galaxy.&nbsp; The decay of gravity also explains Tifft's measured decay of the mag
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  • Chuck Gallo
    * Gallo, S1.00009, [http://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/APR07/Event/65523 Spiral Galaxy Model with Axial Plasma/Gas Vortex: A Possible Suggestion]
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  • Miles F Osmaston
    | known_for = [[Fundamental nature of gravitation; cosmic physics; galaxy & planet formation and evolution; mantle properties & plate tectonics mecha ...y-Electric (G-E) field, evident at every scale, from Earth's ionosphere to galaxy dynamics without CDM, and an extreme at neutron stars for supernova explosi
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  • Beyond the Visible Universe
    ...p; most energetic cosmological events Gamma Ray Bursts are signatures of a galaxy collapse or rebirth. The currently recognized Crisis in Cosmology is a resu
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  • Elastic String Theory for a 3-D World
    ...r forces]], [[perfect elasticity]], [[perfect cohesion]], [[Milky Way]], [[galaxy]], [[electron]], [[proton]], [[orbits]] ...uons that bind quarks behave like elastic strings. Stars in the Milky Way Galaxy appear to rotate far too fast for the stars to remain in orbit; however, th
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  • Galactic Repulsion (According to 'Hypothesis on MATTER')
    | keywords = [[Gravitational attraction]], [[galaxy]], [[halo]], [[primary electric field]], [[biton]], [[galactic spin]], [[ga ...are determined by their spin motion. Outer periphery (halo) of a spinning galaxy is formed by independent primary particles. They orient their primary elect
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  • Interacting galaxy
    ...mple of a major interaction is a galactic collision, which may lead to a [[galaxy merger]]. ...xy (the [[Sagittarius Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy|Sagittarius Dwarf Elliptical Galaxy]] into the [[Milky Way]] being an example of the latter). That can possibly
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  • M87
    * [[Messier 87]], a giant elliptical galaxy in the Virgo Cluster
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  • Superluminal Flares: Can They Provide the Answer?
    ...nating in opposite directions from a small black hole or quasar within our galaxy. A quirk of geometry causes such flares to appear to be super1uminal. Thes
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  • Big Bang Cosmology Meets an Astronomical Death
    .... Hence, the greater the depth of the intergalactic medium through which a galaxy's light must pass, the more toward the low-energy end of the spectrum - tha
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  • Space vs. Vacuum: Facts Show That Space isn't Vacuum
    # In space there are whirlwinds,one of which ours Galaxy(Milky Way).Well-know whirlwinds on the Earth in water and in air(cyclones,a ...laxy. The rings are behaving like a miniature version of our own Milky Way galaxy.
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  • The 21st Century's All New Cosmology
    ...the milky Way is defined, including us on Earth as part of this Milky Way Galaxy. The scope of our Universe grows, finding ourselves and our local family of ...he imagination, expanding unbelievable amounts of energy, greater than any galaxy times a hundred or more.
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  • Deduction of Orbital Velocities in Disk Galaxies. "Dark Matter": a myth?
    | keywords = [[Maxwell Analogy]], [[gravitation]], [[galaxy]], [[dark matter]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[rotary star]], [[black hole]], ...d on the assumption of a simple mass distribution of the initial spherical galaxy.
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  • Dark Matter Versus G
    ...roperty was valid. The author claims that the velocity of the stars in the galaxy indicates that there is a shielding effect and that it shows that we don't ...e velocity of the stars vs the distance of the star from the center of the galaxy. <xr id="fig:blue-curve"/> is of particular interest.
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  • True Planetary Motions and Rhythmic Climatic Changes
    ...of the sun's ellipse while the sun made its round on the inner hub of our galaxy,the long term forecasting of ice-ages and catastrophic climatic changes wou ...clock, an ice-age occurs when the sun in its orbit on the inner hub of our galaxy, and arrives at points 6 and points 12 on its orbital cycle. Catastrophic c
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  • Inflationary Effects on the Formation of Galaxies
    ...e on the formation of galaxies, and to make clear why the bars of a spiral galaxy exist.
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  • Kozyrev?s Causal Mechanics in Stellar Systems: Predictions and Estimations
    ...and dynamical properties of stellar systems. Some qualitative features of galaxy groups and clusters in the presence of quasars and active galactic nuclei a
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  • Evidence for Large Deviations from Hubble's Law in Normal Spiral Galaxies
    ...itude criteria and the observed velocity redshift ''c<sub>z</sub>'' of the galaxy. In the standard interpretation of the Hubble ?law?, deviations from a line
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  • John Gribbin
    ...He has published books on earthquakes (with S. H. Plagemann), climate and galaxy formation.&nbsp; Married with one son, Dr. Gribben lives in Brighton on the * "Galaxy Red Shifts Come in Clumps," <em>New Scientist</em>, p. 20, June 20, 1985.
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