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Originally Posted by G_burnett |
Hi Graham;
This info is good. This is an evidence I was looking for to describe the vortical interactions of the Cat eye's nebula. It was believed that this nebula was a binary star system that revolve in a center of mass, however, there was no direct evidence to this.
The
binary star system SS 433 in the constellation Aquila is a supporting evidence that Cat eye's nebula is a binary star system that therefore has this similar type of asymmetrical vortical patterns.
The force interactions for Cat eye's nebula and SS 433can be comprehensively explained based on singular vortex mechanism.
Will come back with the details on this later, rushing to an appointment now.
Thanks.