Hi, for all who are looking at the binary star system SS433 that displayed a corkscrew geometrical pattern and pondering on the vectoring, this is an explanation based on singular vortex mechanism, described through Cat's Eye nebula that has a similar pattern with other compelling details that supports the UVS concept.
http://blackholes.stardate.org/direc...p?id=33&img=96
The right image shows a false-color picture, processed to reveal the enormous but extremely faint halo of gaseous material, over three light-years across, which surrounds the planetary nebula. Excerpt from
NASA - Astronomy picture of the day.
This is an evidence that suggest there is a huge suspended spheroid of viscous matter encasing the nebula. Based on UVS, the rings suggest this is a top view on a polar region, these rings are the layers of taro shape magnetospheres of the binary star system. The spokes supposedly are long and thin satellite vortices formed around a huge polar vortex, this also infer a huge spheroid of plasmic matter is encompassing the binary star system. With this suspended spheroid of viscous mass established, the vortices formed in its viscous mass can then be comprehended logically.
The pair of spiral arms suggest that the centre mass of this binary star system is rotating in anti-clockwise direction from this view. It is quite clear in the left image that the spiral arms are vortices and they are nicely formed. The invisible counter part of this visible dwarf star in the center is suspected to be a brown dwarf, the pair rotate and wobbles around each other in a common center. While one of the suspended spheroids is projecting forward in an angular momentum subjected to a
cyclonical gravity field effect of the other suspended spheroid, the spheroid would thrust its lighter viscous mass vortically backward in the forward projection of its main mass, forming the very distinct vortical spiral arm as it has displayed. The similar effect on the other suspended spheroid within a common viscous mass in a mirrored manner would form the other vortical spiral arm in opposite direction, hence this opposite phases of vortices in corkscrew pattern are formed in a wobbling manner. This phenomenon is very similar to SS433 that are known to be a binary star system. Take a close look at these large vortices just inside their outer larger rings one can find satellite vortices around the rings.
These two stars of a binary star system would experience consistence rumbling earthquake oscillating on their surface as a result of strong external torque-induced precession on each other with their epic centers inside the main mass of the stars along the axes of the vortices. (brown dwarf is categorized as a failed star in astronomy.)
The above conjectures on Cat's eye nebula are based on UVS, any comment or constructive input on this is most welcome.
Thanks.