>From Terry Blanton > This reference was found on the Hydrino forum: > > http://www.physorg.com/news122897584.html > > If you scroll down, there are links to both windows and apple vids. > > This image looks like a model someone proposed; but, the name escapes > me. It could also be interpreted as an interference pattern possibly > resulting from a vortex. > > Terry
The concentric circles remind me of one of the patterns I've been able to generate from my own Celestial Mechanics computer simulations. The algorithm I used to produce similar patterns was not from the traditional 1/r^2 equation (Using: force divided by the square of the distance) but when one instead uses the same constant force applied everywhere, no matter what the distance might be from the attractor. In many cases concentric circular patterns would begin building up where the satellite would prefer to jump only to specific distances or shells, apparently avoiding all the other in-between distances. On the macro scale, I seem to recall that the same application of a "constant" gravitational force has been proposed to explain, theoretically, the strange gravitational dynamics as recorded in the rotation of galaxies. Interesting coincidences. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
