I sorta think most of these stars are multi-dimensional branes at their core that decay to hydrogen and eject/leak branes further out as the universe expands, ie. maybe our solar system is just a bunch of galactic mass ejections like comets caught in quantum orbit with each other and the gas giants are just big orbiting comet nuclei with gas comas/halos. It was this book below that got me thinking that quantum gravity is really all of these energetic quantum particles/closed strings zipping around our solar system from the Sun and beyond.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/09/books/review/knocking-on-heavens-door-by-lisa-randall-book-review.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 To me we appear stuck in this cosmic wash and rinse cycle and these energetic particles and closed strings(1 branes) are Triggering our primary weather as they decay mostly above our heads into gravitons and pass through us to the Earth's core. I am trying to figure out why the Sun is leaking billions of tons of energetic stuff, maybe she has an extra dimension curled up that is unstable and decays into our 3 dimensions of space. Most people don't remember but comet holmes temporarily developed a coma LARGER than our Sun, which is scary weird... http://www.space.com/4643-incredible-comet-bigger-sun.html I guess my model is as weird as your model... Stewart On Monday, September 30, 2013, Jones Beene wrote: > One further (far-out :-) thought on this 11- year cycle… and it is that > we are seeing what is basically a holdover resonance from the “previous > system”.**** > > ** ** > > Our sun is a second or third generation star – meaning that it has gone > through more than one iteration of collapse and rebirth. Where was the > “progenitor” or parent system which exploded earlier in the history of the > Milky Way? **** > > ** ** > > The Milky way is thought to be a spiral galaxy – the twin of Andromeda**** > > ** ** > > > http://www.hdwallpaperspics.com/uploads/2013/07/pictures-arp-273-ugc-1810-andr-53702.jpg > **** > > ** ** > > And out location is consistent with the “event” that caused the arms to > form from a more globular proto-galaxy about 5 billion years ago. **** > > ** ** > > Actually, Eta Carinae is a good candidate for our parent, since it is > about one third of the way towards the galactic center, at the junction of > one of the arms - which is where a star which formed 4.5 billion years ago > would be expected to have been ejected from the progenitor system into one > of the expanding arms.**** > > ** ** > > Thus - some kind of “memory” of the rotational cycle of Eta Carinae is > possibly retained in the 11-year Solar cycle, and this resonance includes > the rotational momentum of the gas giants.**** > > ** ** > > Jones**** > > ** ** > > ** ** >
