* * * IMAGINE// re: John Lennon Imagine that we are an OVOID Space-Time-Normal Universe within MANY. And the MANY are all 'hung' in HyperSpeedDensity Dark Energy Aexospace.
AND Einstein Rosen Bridges are a given. Galaxies rotating around core-hub singularities are a given. .. IMAGINE that a galaxie from one ovoid universe (perhaps the 'ovoids' hang in relative proximal clusters within DarkEnergy Aexo-HyperSpace.) MIGHT Einstein Rosen Bridge TRANSIT from one ovoid universe (QUANTUM EINSTEIN ROSEN TELEPORTATION) into an adjacent ovoid universe. . . PERHAPS in such a scenario the NEWLY INGRESSING transiting GALAXY may 'ingress' with a notable pereating QUASI DARK PLASMA thus accounting for this phenomenon. IMAGINE that this 'Galaxy-Gating' phenomenon is 'routine.' And perhaps IF this were routine then the PLANNED Einstein Rosen/Teleportation Transiting of let's say Terra-formed planets and maybe whole 'chosen if not engineered' stars/suns from ovoid universe to ovoid universe would be commonplace. . . and quite possibly THIS IS WHAT NASA IS OBSERVING. . . * * * BCE 2,800 the 1st HAN EMPEROR 'Hwang Ti' was said to have TRANSITED into our Star System from the LAND WHERE SUNS WERE FORMED and his DRAGON SHIP/STAR SHIP experienced the phenomenon of HIS NOT AGING during a RELATIVISTIC THOUSANDS OF LIGHT YEARS TRIP in 'our Space-Time Normal' but for him was JUST A SHORT TRIP in HIS RELATIVE TIME @ Light Speed plus travel. . . These chronicals preceeded Professor Eintein's articulation of TIME SLOW DOWN @ LIGHT SPEED-plus somewhat 'before' the 20th Century. . . IMAGINE. . . . Curiouser and CURIOUSER. . . METHINKS our 'imaginer Torsion-SENSORY organs needs an 'upgrade.' EINSTEIN. . ."Imagination is MORE important than knowledge. . . and . , , If we KNEW what we were doing(and/or talking about) it wouldn't be called RESEARCH !" ~;^D Before research comes hypothesis; and before hypothesis comes imagination. . . and "The Universe/Omniverse is not only stranger than we think. . . ? but STRANGER THAN WE CAN THINK? meybe. . . On Wed, Aug 6, 2014 at 9:14 AM, Steve High <[email protected]> wrote: > Someone is bound to post this, but I'm dying to know so I'll pose the > question: what is the cosmological spectral line predicted by Mills' > theory? Anything close to 3.56 KeV? > > > On Wed, Aug 6, 2014 at 4:02 AM, H Veeder <[email protected]> wrote: > >> NASA Telescope Observes Signal That Can’t Be Explained By Known Physics >> >> BY BRANDON RUSSELL | AUGUST 2, 2014 >> >> >> http://www.technobuffalo.com/2014/08/02/nasa-telescope-observes-signal-that-cant-be-explained-by-known-physics/ >> >> NASA researchers have stumbled upon a signal in the Perseus Cluster—one >> of the most massive known objects in the universe—that they say can’t be >> explained by known physics. Using the Chandra X-ray Observatory, scientists >> were observing 17 day’s worth of data when the mystery popped up. >> >> “It was a great surprise,” said Esra Bulbul of the Harvard Center for >> Astrophysics. “I couldn’t believe my eyes.” >> >> The Perseus Cluster is described as a huge cluster of galaxies immersed >> in an “atmosphere” of superheated plasma. “Imagine a cloud of gas in which >> each atom is a whole galaxy—that’s a bit what the Perseus cluster is like,” >> NASA says. So, in other words, incredibly, unfathomably large. >> >> The cluster’s atmosphere is filled with ions, all of which produce a line >> in the X-ray spectrum, which can be mapped using the Chandra. According to >> Bulbul, when observing Chandra’s data, an unexpected line appeared at 3.56 >> keV (kilo-electron volts), “which does not correspond to any known atomic >> transition.” >> >> So what does Bulbul’s finding mean? Since the spectral line doesn’t come >> from a known type of matter, researchers are beginning to suspect it might >> be dark matter. >> >> “The menagerie of dark matter candidates that might produce this kind of >> line include axions, sterile neutrinos, and ‘moduli dark matter’ that may >> result from the curling up of extra dimensions in string theory,” NASA >> explained. >> >> So while the jury is still out, a telescope launching in 2015, dubbed >> Astro-H, could help researchers get to the bottom of the Perseus mystery. >> Equipped with a new type of X-ray detector, Bulbul believes Astro-H will be >> integral for the collection of more accurate data. >> >> “Maybe then we’ll get to the bottom of this,” Bulbul said. >> >> For now, theories of dark matter abound, though researchers have admitted >> these theories are a long shot. Still, the current line of thinking is that >> dark matter consists of over 80-percent of the total matter in the >> universe, and the latest mystery reading could explain why such a line >> showed up in the first place. >> >> SOURCE NASA >> > >
