
These are images for some empirically observed inner coma structures of several comets that demonstrate spoke lines and torus-shaped vortical structures of their comae during their outburst events

Aren't Lagrangian points areas of equal forces?Comet 29P was again very near and approaching the L3 Lagrangian point of the barycenter rendered by Jupiter and Uranus, and it was quite aligned with this L3 Lagrangian point and the barycenter of Saturn and Uranus.
Lagrangian points are libration points of balance acceleration in a large two body system, a smaller third body in any of the Lagrangian points experiences equal forces from all direction, would thus be relatively stationary with respect to the first two. This is the principle behind Trojan asteroids and also how the SOHO spacecraft were hold in their relatively stationary positions.Sparky wrote:Aren't Lagrangian points areas of equal forces?Comet 29P was again very near and approaching the L3 Lagrangian point of the barycenter rendered by Jupiter and Uranus, and it was quite aligned with this L3 Lagrangian point and the barycenter of Saturn and Uranus.![]()
If so, why do comets react as they do?


andPostby Vincent Wee-Foo » Thu Jul 24, 2014 12:50 am
Mechanically, at a significant barycenter, a comet would also be subjected to the maximum resonated torsion force from the composite tidal effect of the celestial objects that render the barycenter effect. The intensified reactive centrifugal force manifested from the tidal effect, could also impel the electrostatically encapsulated particles in the coma to become more energetically charged, and thus would contribute to its coma outburst. And if a comet is aligned with significant and nearby celestial objects or barycenters, it would also be subjected to some degree of the torsion force of their composite tidal effect.
From the UVS perspective, aether corpuscles, the carriers of photons, have mass, and photon is a vortically induced charged field...
Hi seasmith,seasmith wrote:~
Hi Vincent,
Still trying to get a better handle on your terminologies, in order to better understand your thesis here.
I don't think I am competent enough to answer your questions comprehensively, nevertheless I will try, so please bear with me, and I hope my explanation herein would not be misleading.Earlier you mentioned:andPostby Vincent Wee-Foo » Thu Jul 24, 2014 12:50 am
Mechanically, at a significant barycenter, a comet would also be subjected to the maximum resonated torsion force from the composite tidal effect of the celestial objects that render the barycenter effect. The intensified reactive centrifugal force manifested from the tidal effect, could also impel the electrostatically encapsulated particles in the coma to become more energetically charged, and thus would contribute to its coma outburst. And if a comet is aligned with significant and nearby celestial objects or barycenters, it would also be subjected to some degree of the torsion force of their composite tidal effect.
From the UVS perspective, aether corpuscles, the carriers of photons, have mass, and photon is a vortically induced charged field...
Using your concepts of aether corpuscles and tidal effects, [tides of what?]
could you please talk a bit about what generates LaGrange nodes, and what forces & in what combination are those forces
involved in LaGrangian formations ?
thankyou

Is your treatment here as a "two-body problem", mainly for (mathematical) expediency ?" As for what generates LaGrange nodes, and what forces & in what combination are those forces involved in LaGrangian formations.
In a nutshell, its the cymatics of quantized two-body systems with precession effects in their two-axis spin, or harmonic frequencies of a two-body system in two-axis spin that are resonated on a spheroidal cluster of aether corpuscles, which their vortical motion render charges on spinor fields, elementary charges on subatomic particles, and electric charges on electrons." vwf
http://www.uvs-model.com/UVS%20on%20geo ... 20atom.htm“All celestial objects rotate and revolve in vortical motion with resonated precession effects.” - UVS inspired
TYfYR too.seasmith wrote:
Is your treatment here as a "two-body problem", mainly for (mathematical) expediency ?As for what generates LaGrange nodes, and what forces & in what combination are those forces involved in LaGrangian formations.
In a nutshell, its the cymatics of quantized two-body systems with precession effects in their two-axis spin, or harmonic frequencies of a two-body system in two-axis spin that are resonated on a spheroidal cluster of aether corpuscles, which their vortical motion render charges on spinor fields, elementary charges on subatomic particles, and electric charges on electrons." vwf
Sorry I cannot comprehend what is "the introduction of an additional degree of freedom", so I guess you are referring to the postulated fourth dimension.Would the introduction of an additional degree of freedom allow for consideration of an influence from the ~conduction of the solar system around (or through) the arm of a spiral galaxy ?
Or is that effect neglible upon the Local spin-orbits/precessions ?
IMO, its emergent process is not easy to answer satisfactorily for it can come from at three levels for its perception.Also, what is the intrinsic nature of the centers/foci/loci/?,
of your "spheroidal unisonal vortices", and "vortically resonated spinor field(s) ".
I recall Sparky mentioned this sometime back, and in principle I agreed with him.http://www.uvs-model.com/UVS%20on%20geo ... 20atom.htm“All celestial objects rotate and revolve in vortical motion with resonated precession effects.” - UVS inspired
That fits well with an ESG ∞ ElectroStatic Gyroscopic model …
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http://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/forum/phpB ... 6&start=45
Afterthought, on the "conduction of the solar system around (or through) the arm of a spiral galaxy", it is significant in the UVS worldview.seasmith wrote:∞
Is your treatment here as a "two-body problem", mainly for (mathematical) expediency ?
Would the introduction of an additional degree of freedom allow for consideration of an influence from the ~conduction of the solar system around (or through) the arm of a spiral galaxy ?
Or is that effect neglible upon the Local spin-orbits/precessions ?
Myself could not decipher many words used by Ophiolite of Naked Science Forum as stated above. I had to sent posts to ask him what exactly did he meant for some terms. He cordially replied, and we even conversed about meeting up when he visits Singapore again. Put opinions aside, I can confirmed that he was assertive with his endorsement for UVS, and he was a very mean critic in that forum for any stuff he did not agree with.David wrote:While browsing ”The model of Universal Vortical Singularity“ website, I stumbled upon this clever and hilarious satire; which is proudly displayed as an endorsement of the theory:
“Appraising the proffered paradigm shifting, convention breaching, fractally engaged neoclassical approach to the immutable integration of pan-phenomena, ipso facto universal, into a cohesive conceptual entity without invoking inchoate verbiage and dissonant exploratory tendrils, leads me to this incontrovertible culmination: Exposition, analysis, synthesis and resolution, whether dialectically or pedagogically inclined, infer analogous identification of UVS with spherically expressed, macrobiotic composites, articulated as multi-layered organic constructs teleologically destined to entrain seminal manifestations.” -- Ophiolite of Naked Science Forum, 21st Sep 2010
Priceless!
I'm sorry, wasn't very clear there, too many words.Sorry I cannot comprehend what is "the introduction of an additional degree of freedom", so I guess you are referring to the postulated fourth dimension.Would the introduction of an additional degree of freedom allow for consideration of an influence from the ~conduction of the solar system around (or through) the arm of a spiral galaxy ?
Or is that effect neglible upon the Local spin-orbits/precessions ? -s
But I think this is beyond me for its proper reply.
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