anti-gravity matter > evidence simulation
of three clusters combining to create a galaxy |
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Time = 120 Two clusters of 200 N Matter particles each are orbiting a third of 100 normal matter particles. The orbiting clusters are in a circular orbit at a radius of 20 units. Note · The simulation assumes a fixed anti-gravity matter field comprising a central anti-gravity matter hole radius 2 units and outside that an anti-gravity matter vortex such that orbital velocity of normal matter particles remains fairly constant over a wide range of radii. (see Simulation Introduction for further explanation) · Normal matter particles feel a small drag force (proportional to the square of their velocity) except when they are following close behind another normal matter particle. · In all images the left hand image is the top view and the right hand image is the side view. |
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Time =1912 Notes
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Copyright © Tim E Simmons 2006, 2009 |