Naked Science Forum
On the Lighter Side => New Theories => Topic started by: WIZBIT_69 on 27/09/2008 19:09:59
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So I had an idea the other day which I thought was interesting and I thought I would share with you all.
Hi everyone First post, I hope you are all well.
So I was thinking about possible energy formations with in stars and I've come up with this:
1. External energy
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2. Natural energy
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3. Negative energy
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4. Reciprocal energy
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5. All Energies combined
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If you except that the natural energy is essential to a star and the others are secondary, you end up with 5 different possibilities:-
1. I shall call 'little miss slowly dieing'
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2. I shall call 'Mr Flux'
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3. I shall call 'Mr Expander'
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4. I shall Call 'Little miss a bit more stable'
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5. I shall call 'Mr and Mrs Chaotic'
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Five types of star assessed by energy use; there are of course 3 others A, B and C, but actually I think they would over lap in the other five, the other 3 are:
A. B. C.
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2 or 4 3 or 2 4 or 3
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If this is correct, which I am by no means saying it is, I do not actually think a no.1 star could actually exist as such, as it would probably die out very quickly.
Anyway, I hope you like it food for thought.
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I hear some of you ask what is reciprocal energy, well, I would suggest it's this:
A star has planets and as these planets go around their sun, they heat and cool, they have weather, and all the other things that go on inside there atmospheres, any hydrogen atoms for example, that become free during these processes escape their planets atmosphere and go in to space. So after leaving their planets atmosphere they go into the sun and increase the sun hydrogen content; as a simple answer:- Reciprocal energy.
If correct the more planets a sun has the more reciprocal energy it will receive and the more stable it will become. I would also suggest that planets also work to protect their sun from negative energy, as they(the planets) absorb the negative energy before it can get to their sun.
External energy would be energy that isn't negative, and manages to get to the sun, planets or not.
I would actually say that really there is in this idea, only one type of star with different energy uses; so star two would actually look like this:
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And star three like this
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And so on....
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I think you're on your own with this one.
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I though, at first, it was the start of a simple graphic joke and that we would finally see two dogs or Father Christmas on a sleigh. Do you remember 'ShELLOIL'? and the rest?
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I think you're on your own with this one.
would'nt have it any other way
I though, at first, it was the start of a simple graphic joke and that we would finally see two dogs or Father Christmas on a sleigh. Do you remember 'ShELLOIL'? and the rest?
You can think what you like, it is in the end a simple theory, and nothing more than an idea.
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Its way too confusing for this dragon, I'm out.