B.C. Glover

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These are the interior views in sunlight of the Ark . The figure in view 6 gives indication of the scale.
If you have a graphing calculator on your computer try graphing this equation z=10x/3+5y/3.


Then two equations perhaps of interest are1. z=30Q(Theta)


and 2. z=300cosQ(theta)+50sinQ(theta)


for a helix and adouble conical type of cyclone.Put first equation in range of 22.5 , second equation in range of x=135


For the Circular abstract helix .


b=50 a=300cosQ+50sinQ


z=50Q-15000sinQ/300cosQ+50sinQ+2500cosQ/300cosQ+50sinQ


placing x in the range of x=300 (gives an overallview) & assuming accelerating to y=22.5(shows actual lift or thrust).


Noting the vertical planes are where Q(Theta) increases by 2p(pye) the x and y return to their original value so the helix is continuous.


Helix reoccur in nature from DNA to Galaxies and perhaps the Universe.


Image :Helix of NGC 7293. Credit Anglo Aust Observatory 400 light years from earth.
Anglo Australian Observatory Helix Nebula.


Image: Credit Chandra Team NASA:Chandra observation of supernova SN1999em


In late October 1999, a supernova was detected in NGC 1637, a spiral galaxy that is 25 million light years from Earth. Chandra observed the supernova twice soon after the explosion. X-rays, shown by contours overlaid on an optical mage, were detected from 3 million degree gas produced by the supernova. An X-ray source in the center of the galaxy was also detected.


(Credit: X-ray: NASA/CXC/SAO; Optical: Palomar Observatory Digital Sky Survey)


Image:Object Name: Crab Nebula


The Chandra X-ray image of the Crab Nebula shows the central pulsar surrounded by tilted rings of high-energy particles that appear to have been flung outward over a distance of more than a light year from the pulsar. Perpendicular to the rings, jet-like structures produced by high-energy particles blast away from the pulsar.


PHOTO CREDIT: NASA/CXC/SAO


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