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Sonics and Entropy
We are familiar with the behaviour of bridges in winds and to
synchronised traffic. Likewise the destruction of buildings that can take place with and earthquake's waves. Here is a picture of the resonance of a molecule: http://www.ericjhellergallery.com/in...e=image;iid=76 What it points out is that the shape of things is not necessarily their true form. |
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, Weatherlawyer wrote: We are familiar with the behaviour of bridges in winds and to synchronised traffic. We are? Can you point out the problem with the Tacoma Narrows bridge? Can you describe why the same thing doesn't happen with the Golden Gate Bridge? Can you describe what was wrong with the new pedestrian bridge over the Thames? Likewise the destruction of buildings that can take place with and earthquake's waves. Yes, we are familiar with earthquake's waves (though I'm sure you meant earthquakes' waves). But the destruction of buildings that can take place with what? Here is a picture of the resonance of a molecule: http://www.ericjhellergallery.com/in...e=image;iid=76 What it points out is that the shape of things is not necessarily their true form. Oh. Wow. That's really deep. -- Timberwoof me at timberwoof dot com http://www.timberwoof.com "When you post sewage, don't blame others for emptying chamber pots in your direction." ‹Chris L. |
Sonics and Entropy
The graphic linked to below reminded me of a representation I once saw
of the true nature of our orbits"s" around not the sun , so much as the galaxy. I'd read of it as some sort of continuous sinusoidal wave. But had never been able to picture it. I suppose I must thank TV for that. When I got one though, it felt like I was re-embedding in western society. Not necessarily a pleasant thought. But, back to business: We are familiar with the behaviour of bridges in winds "of the wrong frequency" and to synchronised traffic. The destruction wrought is similar to that of buildings that takes place with earthquake waves. Here is a picture of the resonance of a molecule: http://www.ericjhellergallery.com/in...e=image;iid=76 What it points out is that the shape of things is not necessarily their true form. |
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Gravity cells on the moon affect its trajectory. The resolution of the
energy switches that they become in the three body problem causes our weather and more.. Well, that is my opinion and I don't expect anyone to follow what I say. They haven't yet. Still, I get such a kick out of being right eventually/most of the time that I thought it time to venture out into deeper waters. The moon weighs some 1/81st the mass of the earth. They act as a couple and should be considered one planet. They can't for instance be separated from each other without doing incredible damage to their relative positions to the other planets and to their astronomical distance. But they are distinct and do have different speeds. Consider that in exchange for its capture, the moon travels so much further than us each year. Whilst the earth is orbiting at some 2Pi x 93 million miles per year, the moon is in effect orbiting the sun 12 to 13 x 2Pi x 250,000 miles or so further than the earth in that time period. |
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But as I said, things are not just what they seem. We for instance
orbit the same star at different speeds. Those living on the equator orbit the earth at a serious rate of knots faster than denizens of California and Florida. And here in Blighty, we Blighters traverse the skies at a somewhat lower velocity. But I digress. Small deviations in the path of the moon from where Newtonian Celestial Mechanics declare it aught to be are due to the centre of gravity varying not with the centre of the moon (or the barycentre) assumed from the three body problem, but from the position of the various gravitational anomalies and the disposition of the inertia in that three body problem: http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2...orbit/fig8.jpg It is a matter so complex as to dwarf the maths required to plot the position of the moon using the methods developed from the end of the 19th century. And it is invariably explained using theories posed by Albert Einstein. However if the vibrations induced in such a motor as the earth moon and sun is, causes the reaction known as weather and seismic disturbance, the result should in some way related to fractals and that picture linked to in the OP -and its replacement # :~))#. |
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On Nov 23, 12:18 am, Weatherlawyer wrote:
Here is a picture of the resonance of a molecule:http://www.ericjhellergallery.com/in...e=image;iid=76 What it points out is that the shape of things is not necessarily their true form. A word from the artist: "Art has a unique capacity convey insights, intuitively and emotionally, about complex subject matter. If there is a short circuit to wisdom, it is through art. I try to exploit the powers of art to relate secrets of Nature only recently uncovered. A key element in my work is exploitation of Nature's almost narcissistic self-similarity, her repetition of pattern on vastly different scales and in radically different contexts. Consider the motion of the planets around the sun and electrons orbiting a nucleus, or waves on water and electron waves in a semiconductor. With such repetition, Nature provides her own windows into otherwise secret worlds. The images I produce always relate to concurrent research. Since September 2004, I have been investigating freak or rogue waves in the ocean. The Rogue image series arises from the complex branching patterns of energy flow that result as ocean waves negotiate a sea filled with complex currents (like the Gulf Stream and the eddies that it spins off). Almost exactly the same patterns arise on a scale one hundred billion times smaller as electron waves negotiate paths through semiconductors. Both phenomena generate branching patterns familiar from trees and erosion landscapes. The branches are the danger zones: places where rogue waves are more likely to develop. The branches result from an unexpected focusing of wave energy. These images, at the same time abstract and literal, convey some of the mechanisms, the complexity, and the awesome danger of rogue ocean-wave formation. http://www.ericjhellergallery.com/in...ge=aboutartist |
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Now suppose all this reaction was capable of shaking the planet. (As
with the moon, this shaking is of the whole planet not the individual "small particles" beloved of those who attempt to explain tides.) The moon out of the equation for this consideration; it leaves us with the effect of vibration in the earth. Suppose that this vibration consists of an harmonic that when imposed upon the next shake and the next, a wave-train takes shape that has the effect of sound. What would it look like? http://www.ericjhellergallery.com/in...e=image;iid=22 Shows what can happen when a stream of sound is set up inside an arena. Far from making random waves of "white noise", a pattern flows. It is my contention that the pattern changes according to the time of the phase of the moon. |
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On Nov 23, 1:57 am, "
wrote: Now suppose all this reaction was capable of shaking the planet. (As with the moon, this shaking is of the whole planet not the individual "small particles" beloved of those who attempt to explain tides.) The moon out of the equation for this consideration; it leaves us with the effect of vibration in the earth. Suppose that this vibration consists of an harmonic that when imposed upon the next shake and the next, a wave-train takes shape that has the effect of sound. What would it look like? http://www.ericjhellergallery.com/in...e=image;iid=22 Shows what can happen when a stream of sound is set up inside an arena. Far from making random waves of "white noise", a pattern flows. It is my contention that... ....such a pattern occurs within and just above the surface of the earth and that... the pattern changes according to the time of the phase of the moon. Thought I'd better make that clear -obvious though the meaning is. |
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On Nov 23, 2:32 pm, "
wrote: On Nov 23, 1:57 am, " wrote: Now suppose all this reaction was capable of shaking the planet. (As with the moon, this shaking is of the whole planet not the individual "small particles" beloved of those who attempt to explain tides.) [snip nonsensical gibberish] It is my contention that... ...such a pattern occurs within and just above the surface of the earth and that... the pattern changes according to the time of the phase of the moon. Thought I'd better make that clear -obvious though the meaning is. It must be nearly a full moon. ClimateLiar is barking again... Not a very good troll but definitely time for his NetKook nomination. Regards, Martin Brown |
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On Nov 23, 3:25 pm, Martin Brown
wrote: On Nov 23, 2:32 pm, " wrote: On Nov 23, 1:57 am, " wrote: Now suppose all this reaction was capable of shaking the planet. (As with the moon, this shaking is of the whole planet not the individual "small particles" beloved of those who attempt to explain tides.) [snip nonsensical gibberish] It is my contention that... ...such a pattern occurs within and just above the surface of the earth and that... the pattern changes according to the time of the phase of the moon. Thought I'd better make that clear -obvious though the meaning is. So kind: snip |
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