Posted on 10/12/2005 9:34:49 AM PDT by Red Badger
with burst of radiation Hyperspace suction force manifests power by which earthquake is generated
Terrestrial scientists watched it closely. Astronomers have found the first evidence of cracks in a neutron star's crust. The star cracked when it was rocked by the strongest "starquake" ever recorded.
There are millions of neutron stars in the Milky Way galaxy alone, and some of these have magnetic fields trillions of times stronger than Earth's, the strongest of which are called magnetars.
This particular magnetar – SGR 1806-20 – is surrounded by the strongest magnetic field known in the universe. The magnetar's crust could no longer contain the magnetic stress building in the star's interior.
Two satellites designed to study the Earth's magnetosphere – the European Space Agency's Cluster and Double Star satellites – didn''t go offline and recorded the entire event. Data from these two satellites was combined with observations from around the world to uncover the cracks.
The phenomenon demonstrates that starquakes and possibly earthquakes are caused by forces in the Hyperspace through openings to Hyperspace. The Hyperspace exerts Gravitational and electromagnetic radiation through small opening in the earth called fermions or large openings in Neutron Statrs or Black Holes.
This just manifests the awesome power of Hypespace that control most of the events in the Physical Universe including earthquakes in the earth. TECHNOLOGY ARTICLES
"through small opening in the earth called fermions..."
I don't know about that one. Last time I checked a fermion was a particle whose spin was measured in half unites, i.e. proton, neutron, electron, and quark. But sure, I guess we could call a small opening in the earth a fermion...
"through small opening in the earth called fermions..."
I don't know about that one. Last time I checked a fermion was a particle whose spin was measured in half units, i.e. proton, neutron, electron, and quark. But sure, I guess we could call a small opening in the earth a fermion...
For those of us educated in public schools that is about 285,000,000,000,000,000 miles away.
Distance to the moon about 238,000 miles.
Astronomy Domini?
SG1 destroyed another solar system..
On the bright side, Halliburton has been awarded the rebuilding contract....
Yes, it did..
India Daily is a worthless, garbage source that basically just makes up its articles out of thin air (Also, they appear to be located in New Jersey, not India.)
At times there will be a slight germ of truth (there probably was some article somewhere recently about starquakes) which they then layer with completely unsourced BS....often merely "Scientists say" or "researchers" with no actual people named. A good example is the nonsense about hyperspace influencing earthquakes.
Kinda like small openings in pizza crusts called par-mesans.......
It's just you. Everyone knows that warps in the fabric of reality into hyperspace do stuff like that all the time.
"Scotty, Beam me up! There's no intelligent life down here!"
Yea, this proves Hyperspace, blah, blah, blah... Proves how? Proves what? I detest nutcases like this guys.
You will never know.
Ah, thanks for the information, it's still Bush's fault and the ACLU is going to sue him for causing this problem.
Ah, thanks for the information, it's still Bush's fault and the ACLU is going to sue him for causing this problem.
LOL!!!
(is a twisted quark a quirk?)
Captain Quirk? He's dead, Jim...........
Yes, it applies to all the spectrum. No, there's nothing special about it, relatively speaking............
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