[YG (OP)]

More examples of the bottom dipole

[YG (OP)]

And a couple of nice dipoles more below
And the other two consecutive images (less then 1 sec apart)demonstrate the floating foam patches spagettification, as an analogy of massive object spagettification while it "floats" along the space-time fabric into the Black Hole singularity. 

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Here is my most recently modified conclusive formula:
It is the multiplicity of vortexes, associated with the speedy spinning small size super-massive objects, like super-massive Black Holes, which induce high amplitude spiral waves.
It is the spiral wave, which traveling along the space-time fabric, transfers the energy to the distant massive objects.
Once the wave reaches another super-massive object and gets into the associated  space-time dip or singularity (which is also oscillating due to its own containing spinning mass), it may and highly probable will induce a strong force-forward interaction apparently causing a tsunami-like repelling effect.

[YG (OP)]

I've started to place some of my relevant to these matters videoclips at YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/user/YehielGotkis?feature=mhee [nofollow]

[YG (OP)]

I just ran into another image of the Whirlpool galaxy. Here it is together with my comment on it. It is practically copy exact" of what we've observed with out liquid vortex, isn't it?
Especielly impressive for me is the central dipole, inducing the double spiral

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Dear YOR_ON, let me add one more cent to our discussion. First, if I replace the term "spacetime fabric" with the term "spacetime continuum" or just "spacetime", would it sound more correct to you? I do not have any problem with this, because all three terms are synonyms in Physical sense.
What I am trying to say in this my summary is that if we allow ourselves to consider static bending of the spacetime  due to the presence of mass, we should not exclude the  possibility of dynamic spacetime bending effects, associated, for example, with mass reciprocating motion (oscillation), or the massive object shape fluctuation, or the massive object spinning if its shaped is asymmetric, the last case is the one I am discussing in this topic.

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Guys, look what I've found at the Web

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Yapp, here some serious theory regarding the discussed matters is published  http://arxiv.org/pdf/1208.3038.pdf [nofollow]

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_spiral
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logarithmic_spiral

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/93/Fibonacci_spiral_34.svg


  some cool "facts" on spirals....

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 ( interesting )

 I think for a good experiment, "somehow" you need to get a ball spinning "underwater", this could prove difficult, and add into the water, small clumps of any substance that can "float", some that sorta stay in the middle, and some that sits on the bottom, then start the ball spinning, and watch what happens to the "clumps" in the water........of course water is not the best medium, as space is not the consistency of water....