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  • ...rals]], [[coral]], [[stellar metamorphosis]], [[star evolution]], [[planet formation]] ...ne formations. Thus a limestone formation, also known as calcium carbonate formation, is directly where an ancient coral reef was located. Diagram of this proce
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  • | keywords = [[Fluid Aether Vortex]], [[Star Formation]], [[Planet Formation]]
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  • | name = Primordial Star | image = Primordial Star 1491.jpg
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  • | title = Stellar Metamorphosis: XO-3b the Eccentric Star .... This aging star has falsified the establishment’s dogma for planet formation via proto-planetary disk with its eccentric orbit but is consistently ignor
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  • | title = Stellar Metamorphosis: An Alternative for the Star Sciences This paper explains that planetary formation is stellar evolution. Planets are ancient stars and stars are young planets
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  • ...ce of EUWS cycles can be detected in a wide variety of ways including star formation oscillations, episodes of volcanism, global climate fluctuations, evolution
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  • ...actic nuclei and quasars; the origin and abundance of light elements; star formation and the evolution of solar systems; redshift periodicities and anomalous re
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  • ...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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  • ...mental and theoretical investigations into collective processes, structure formation, and self-organization of nuclear matter. It reports the results of experim ...the initiation of self-sustaining collective processes that result in the formation of nuclear structures are also examined.
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  • ...in its unorthodox orbital position via the prevailing concept of planetary formation by the accretion of dust, gas, and/or planetesimals. Substantive corroborat
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  • | keywords = [[gravitation]], [[star: rotary]], [[disc galaxies]], [[spiral galaxies]], [[repulsion]], [[relativ * Lecture E : a word on the formation of disc galaxies.
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  • ...7: [http://www.wbabin.net/physics/sadovnik.pdf Gravity, Particles and Star Formation]<br />Added Aug. 14, 2006: [http://www.wbabin.net/physics/sadovnik14.htm Th
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  • | keywords = [[gravitation]], [[gravitomagnetism]], [[rotary star]], [[disc galaxy]], [[repulsion]], [[relativity]], [[gyrotation]], [[Heavis ...that the MAE and the LFL allow us to explain perfectly and very simply the formation of disc galaxies and the constant speed of the stars of the disk. They expl
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  • ...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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  • ...ds = [[exo-planets]], [[stars]], [[planets]], [[star evolution]], [[planet formation]]
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  • ...y considered to have begun as plasma, the rates of galaxy, star and planet formation using plasma physics can be shown to have been more rapid than models based
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  • ...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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  • ...erformed on 31 different time-series. The data included histories of star formation rates, asteroid impacts, volcanic activity, evolution (appearance of new ge
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  • * <em>The Formation and Evolution of Galaxies</em>, 81p.&nbsp;(1989)&nbsp;$18.00 * 1988 - "[[The Star that Couldn't be There]]"
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  • ...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 * 2012 - "[[An Electric Universe View of Stellar and Galactic Formation]]" ([http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_6573.pdf Read
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