Galaxies might be hurricanes in space, page 2
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reply posted on 24-5-2012 @ 09:53 PM by LilDudeissocool
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This is a very old thread, but a very interesting one too, so I am going to resurrect it.


The way hurricanes organize themselves on Earth and even the red storm on Jupiter are swirling in a vortex not because of currents, but because of how gravity organizes the currents when there is a vacuum present. Be it a vacuum of matter, dark matter maybe making a hole in the framework of space creating a blackhole at the center of a galaxy for instance, or gases on a planet where a low pressure exists. The direction of the spin depends on rotation of another influence such as a planet which is rotating or the Universe that might be rotating in a particular direction and so the galaxy is rotating in the same direction as the Universe would be spinning. That's the leading edge of any galaxy moves back against the outer edge of the Universe like a hurricane does in the northern hemisphere against the equator as the Earth rotates east to west.

I use "maybe and "might" because cosmology is still in the dark ages and has not discovered yet that the Universe is in deed rotating.

NOTE: All galaxies move in the same direction when viewed from the same perspective. You can figure this out by locating the general curve of the outer most parts of the observable universe. Then see if the leading edge of all galaxies move toward it on the same side of rotation, and they all do. That means the Universe is rotating in the direction that all galaxies turn into as the stars pass by the direction of the general direction the universe is expanding out into.


reply posted on 25-5-2012 @ 06:43 AM by storm2012
Originally posted by LilDudeissocool
reply to post by storm2012


This is a very old thread, but a very interesting one too, so I am going to resurrect it.


The way hurricanes organize themselves on Earth and even the red storm on Jupiter are swirling in a vortex not because of currents, but because of how gravity organizes the currents when there is a vacuum present. Be it a vacuum of matter, dark matter maybe making a hole in the framework of space creating a blackhole at the center of a galaxy for instance, or gases on a planet where a low pressure exists. The direction of the spin depends on rotation of another influence such as a planet which is rotating or the Universe that might be rotating in a particular direction and so the galaxy is rotating in the same direction as the Universe would be spinning. That's the leading edge of any galaxy moves back against the outer edge of the Universe like a hurricane does in the northern hemisphere against the equator as the Earth rotates east to west.

I use "maybe and "might" because cosmology is still in the dark ages and has not discovered yet that the Universe is in deed rotating.

NOTE: All galaxies move in the same direction when viewed from the same perspective. You can figure this out by locating the general curve of the outer most parts of the observable universe. Then see if the leading edge of all galaxies move toward it on the same side of rotation, and they all do. That means the Universe is rotating in the direction that all galaxies turn into as the stars pass by the direction of the general direction the universe is expanding out into.


yeah i know its an interesting idea, that's why i am researching more into it, but i do know there is a source of water out there somewhere, just like a ocean.



reply posted on 25-5-2012 @ 01:14 PM by LilDudeissocool
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To get a handle on this just drop the idea of the special properties of a hurricane altogether, forget air pressure differentials, water, even heat. The way any vortex organizes itself is due to gravity and how it functions throughout the Universe. Think of what is in any vortex as just matter be it in a vortex on a planet or in the greater Universe as a galaxy. The Solar-system is actually a vortex and so is our Moon and Earth around a center point of gravity they mutually share. What creates a vortex is gravity and spin of a greater source, a larger vortex which determines direction of spin of the smaller vortex.

Think of the Universe being a giant vortex with its own common center of mass which is what everything orbits around such as galaxies. Galaxies are eddies www.answers.com... they always spin counter in direction of flow of the larger vortex. The same is true all the way down to the whirlpool in your bathroom or kitchen sink when you drain the water out. Hurricanes spin in the direction counter to the Earth's rotation. Note that it is a matter of perspective when determining direction of spin at first glace, usually from above. In actuality even though hurricanes appear to move in the opposite direction below the equator compared to hurricanes above the equator the vortices that they are actually move in the same direction when evaluated in a larger context such as removing all Earth matter and examining the direction of spin of the vortexes that are hurricanes themselves.

Think of a big picture frame of reference standing on the Earth looking at a big internal gear This> www.kxcad.net... and inside the internal gear is another internal gear (unlike the illustration which depicts an external gear inside) inside that one is another, and another. The same is true of the Universe, the galaxies, the Solar system and so on. Now for planet rotation I might be wrong as the direction of vortexes on Earth could be dictated by orbital direction around the Sun, but scientists claim right now it is due to spin of the planet Earth that dictates direction of spin of hurricanes and other vortices that occur on Earth. I say no, but I also say the Universe spins and of course there is no way to observably determine if it does or not as there is nothing relative to compare any movement. I say that spinning galaxies are proof enough based on my claim they couldn't spin if the Universe did not spin.

I hope this helps, and I have not confused you about how hurricanes relate to galaxies in regard to their common structures as vortexes.
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