Cogitate while speculating that there could be
Well Ordered Actives
inside our SMBH.
The tremendous heat and motion activity of our SMBH’s corona doesn’t cease once it has been penetrated. The core itself is vibrant with activity.
My theory suggests not only the movement of Right and Left Swirls inside the core (pictured below), but other turbulences to include magnetic properties and possibly polar activity.
My theory suggests not only the movement of Right and Left Swirls inside the core (pictured below), but other turbulences to include magnetic properties and possibly polar activity.
Note sketches of inked Swirls denoting their polarity and colored Swirls denoting their 50% Negative and 50% Positive masses.
InkedSwirls
ColoredSwirls
The sets of parallel magnetic filaments observed between our SMBH and a point approximately 150 light years from it are the remnants of the rupture of black holes.
Once a black hole of sufficient mass breaches that distance from the edge of the SMBH much of it bursts into two equal but opposite magnetic rotating masses which this theory chooses to refer to as Right and Left Swirls.
The Right Swirl with its positive inner core and negative outer shell spaces it from the Left Swirl with its negative inner core and positive outer shell while magnetic properties secures each in place.
A pictorial cross section of a mature black hole attempts to show the Swirls which might very well comprise a larger proportion of the black hole’s matter than shown.
Other remnants of the rupture act as additional fuel for the already enhanced journey of the Left and Right Swirl’s trails into our SMBH.
Three spinning things – both Swirls and the black hole itself combine to present an interesting gyroscopic entity.
Once a black hole of sufficient mass breaches that distance from the edge of the SMBH much of it bursts into two equal but opposite magnetic rotating masses which this theory chooses to refer to as Right and Left Swirls.
The Right Swirl with its positive inner core and negative outer shell spaces it from the Left Swirl with its negative inner core and positive outer shell while magnetic properties secures each in place.
A pictorial cross section of a mature black hole attempts to show the Swirls which might very well comprise a larger proportion of the black hole’s matter than shown.
Other remnants of the rupture act as additional fuel for the already enhanced journey of the Left and Right Swirl’s trails into our SMBH.
Three spinning things – both Swirls and the black hole itself combine to present an interesting gyroscopic entity.
*SummarizingThe same force that holds the Swirls separated beforethe black hole is burst, exists after the burst.
In search of movement let’s look at an anomaly.
While primarily seeking movement, even the slightest change in other aspects of the anomaly could be significant. This includes, but is not limited to radiation, absorption, shape, size, color, and polar activity.
With decades of data available, if movement is confirmed, trajectories and timelines can be made. Possible paths are a sling shot past our SMBH or into it.
Once the mature black hole's parallel magnetic filaments pass through the SMBH corona the filaments become what my theory chooses to call (illuminated) Antennas.
At the angle of entry the SMBH's Swirls and the Mature black hole's Swirls ‘being identical’ are analogous to an extension cord plugged into an electrical outlet and as such our SMBH is content to allow the Parallel Magnetic Filaments to remain visible in infrared light.
Measuring the lengths of the existing 5 filaments might offer a clue as to when they came into existence.
While primarily seeking movement, even the slightest change in other aspects of the anomaly could be significant. This includes, but is not limited to radiation, absorption, shape, size, color, and polar activity.
With decades of data available, if movement is confirmed, trajectories and timelines can be made. Possible paths are a sling shot past our SMBH or into it.
Once the mature black hole's parallel magnetic filaments pass through the SMBH corona the filaments become what my theory chooses to call (illuminated) Antennas.
At the angle of entry the SMBH's Swirls and the Mature black hole's Swirls ‘being identical’ are analogous to an extension cord plugged into an electrical outlet and as such our SMBH is content to allow the Parallel Magnetic Filaments to remain visible in infrared light.
Measuring the lengths of the existing 5 filaments might offer a clue as to when they came into existence.
Future pictures of the Entity and the 5 Parallel Magnetic Filaments will be added here once they are received and verified. Hopefully some of the infrared facilities (EMR) below will furnish such information.
- NASA, IRAS, SOFIA, WFIRST
- Spitzer Space Telescope
- Euclid, Wise, JWST
- Herschel Space Observatory
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Thoughts on the composition of our SMBH and the dynamics of an in-motion core are welcome.
On a personal note, should the Entity turn out to be a mature black hole there’s a question of whether it will create ‘illuminated’ antennas, since the angle of incidence is dissimilar from the other existing 5 parallel magnetic filaments.
On a separate note, there are 12 planes of rotation for spherical objects, mature black holes and SMBH's in particular. Doubling that number with the addition of counter rotation, yields 24 families of inclination.
For the families of inclination this theory chooses to define the term, Louanne.
Louanne's stage is expected to encompass not only mature black holes and SMBH but varied entities ranging from particle physics to Earth science.
Thoughts on the composition of our SMBH and the dynamics of an in-motion core are welcome.
On a personal note, should the Entity turn out to be a mature black hole there’s a question of whether it will create ‘illuminated’ antennas, since the angle of incidence is dissimilar from the other existing 5 parallel magnetic filaments.
On a separate note, there are 12 planes of rotation for spherical objects, mature black holes and SMBH's in particular. Doubling that number with the addition of counter rotation, yields 24 families of inclination.
For the families of inclination this theory chooses to define the term, Louanne.
Louanne's stage is expected to encompass not only mature black holes and SMBH but varied entities ranging from particle physics to Earth science.
George Scheber – TheoristJeff Sadowski – Illustrator