[G_burnett]

Originally Posted by PoPpAScience Hi Vincent; Found some interesting articles in this months Popular science magazine. Here are a couple link's to guide you to the stories out side the of the mag. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...et-embryo.html What a beautiful sight to see. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What a great invention by Louis Michauld. Just imagine the potential of Vortex power to solve our everyday needs for energy. http://vortexengine.ca/index.shtml

WOW my head is spinning just looking at this TY POP ~ g

[G_burnett]

[IMG]file:///C:/Users/GRAHAM~1/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtml1/01/clip_image002.jpg[/IMG] here is the helix i see ok why is it not posting?

[G_burnett]

Originally Posted by G_burnett [IMG]file:///C:/Users/GRAHAM~1/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtml1/01/clip_image002.jpg[/IMG] here is the helix i see ok why is it not posting?

ok here is the revised picture downloaded, i think i have it right for you all lol graham ahh can i have this one named after me?

[dipayankar]

Sorry for the absence in this thread. I was just thinking, in case ether is an all pervasive medium, can it be a property of ether to put all the free motion to a vortex spin??

Originally Posted by G_burnett good question but the slow ejection compared to a fast jet stream? The spin being slow relative as compared to other BIG events.. how about a two form spin? ... this could be a thread in itself .. or its more spin then others .. I do not see it in nature to much like this but the rear end of a flamer in the old days i think had it in rocketry before they got so high tec and the spin of the rocket caused the exhaust to look like this .. some other pics there showed the grab of energy from sister sources and maybe this is a left over drag of the energy not fully taken in .. i really do not know dip .. ~peace G

[G_burnett]

Originally Posted by dipayankar Sorry for the absence in this thread. I was just thinking, in case ether is an all pervasive medium, can it be a property of ether to put all the free motion to a vortex spin??

Hi dip

There is difficulty of comprehension with the word is above, can you be more clearer using the word could? with the word could then I refer back to thought of dark matter then consider proton in transient form then the prevailing push now. ether is in subscription a state of such nature to instantaneous change from the +1 having substance or form to
-1 and never be ether/void just in the simple the state of transient particle change taking place ... Thus said IMHO to ponder leave the creation of vortex as a residue effect of particle change spin direction mass dependent on platform ... and size of course so yes in some way the picture of the dark energy pushing at a varied rate of change in all direction moving from a center universe event being the medium of compression, no
the compression of vortex creation is in the dance of the particle(s) and nature of the particle interaction ... the varied nature of of quark speed of movement in the proton shapes the form to interaction qualities or abilities of interaction by other .. now i am not more then a humble singularity with ponder on this to you an sure there is more enlightened able to answer the query .. without a TY once in a while to my posting or comment i am probably looked at as a minor thinker in this area which i am lol peace Graham

[austintorn@aol.com]

We have to ask Bill Clinton what the meaning of 'is' is.

Such as (after questioning about affairs and explaining) "There is no affair."

The interviewer wondered later if this covered 'was', too, as it seemed to at the time.

In our universe, maybe the 'was' before the 'is' ain't around no more.

[Vincent Wee-Foo]

Originally Posted by austintorn@aol.com We were transported to this Land of Oz by a vortex.

Hi austintorn @aol.com;

Very well said, it does seems that our reality is weaved in vortical interactions. And welcome to this vortex club.

[austintorn@aol.com]

Hi Vincent,

I am slowly making way way through Jimbo's FET book—it's really well though out, plus your vortex stuff, too. It seems like that was the only was for the fundamentals to go: round and round.

I'm not a detail scientist or any kind of scientist except for what was in college, but this is all making sense here and in FET. I will have to catch up on this thread and read book(s) more, too.

[G_burnett]

roten egg galaxie

[G_burnett]

here is a "smashing" good event