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    Light Eye Guest

    Default Unexpected Beat In The Heart Of the Milky Way


    dear friends,

    it's the "universal heartbeat"... ;-)

    http://www.space.com/scienceastronom...ow_041004.html

    be well, be love.

    david

    unexpected beat in heart of milky way
    by michael schirber
    staff writer
    posted: 04 october, 2004
    5:40 a.m. et

    the center of our galaxy is approximately 27,000 light-years away in the
    direction of the constellation sagittarius. at its core, as scientist have known
    for some time, lies a supermassive black hole surrounded by millions of stars,
    all huddled far more closely than in the galactic outskirts where our sun
    resides.

    recent observations have shown that somewhere in this crowded region there is a
    source of intense energy -- gamma rays -- that astronomers are struggling to
    identify. it could be from an exploded star, or possibly it is a signature of
    mysterious dark matter.

    earlier this spring the first indications of this source were announced by two
    gamma ray experiments: the veritas program based in the united states and the
    japanese/australian cangaroo project. the most recent detection by the european
    high energy stereoscopic system (hess) has left little doubt that there are
    unexpected gamma rays coming from the galactic center.

    "it is somewhat of a surprise," said trevor weekes, the principal investigator
    of veritas. "but the galactic center has always been a bit of a mystery."

    part of the intrigue stems from the fact that the center of our milky way is
    partly shrouded by dust lying in the galactic plane, the same plan in which the
    sun and the bulk of the galaxy's outlying stars orbit.

    the dust absorbs much of the visible light, making it virtually impossible to
    see into the heart of the galaxy. but other forms of light, like gamma rays,
    which are the most energetic type of radiation, are unaffected. that's one
    reason scientists study gamma rays -- because they slice through the dust and
    reach our solar system.

    shower detectors

    the three observatories are all recording very high-energy gamma rays, which
    paula chadwick, a member of hess from the university of durham, describes as
    having "a billion times more energy than the radiation used for x-rays in
    hospitals."

    luckily for us, these energetic photons are absorbed in the upper atmosphere
    before they reach the surface. astronomers have learned to use this absorption
    as a way to detect these gamma rays.

    "about 20 kilometers up a gamma ray interacts with a molecule of air, producing
    an electron and positron that travel in the same general direction as the gamma
    ray," weekes explained.

    a positron is the antimatter partner to the electron. the initial particles bang
    into other molecules of air making more electron-positron pairs. the cascade
    forms what is called an "air shower."

    a fast-moving shower particle releases a flash of blue light that is too weak
    and too fast to be seen by the naked eye. but big collecting mirrors, like at
    hess and the other facilities, can pick up the shower?s signature.

    "from [the flash detection], you can tell the direction and energy of the
    incoming gamma ray," said daniel hooper, a theorist from the university of
    oxford.




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    with respect to the article that 'light eye' posts:
    http://www.space.com/scienceastronom...ow_041004.html

    might this light, as referenced, be more than fancy,
    and indeed more toward possiblity, a possible source
    and evidence of the central sun? this then raises an
    altogether interesting, albeit very simple question,
    as to the locale of the central sun. might it in fact
    be as easy as that, to assume that indeed the central
    sun merely resides within the center of any galaxy,
    ours included?


    the ra material states:

    the galaxies
    definitions:
    1. logos - a galactic level creator; the creator of
    all the stars in a particular galaxy. defines the
    natural laws of physics for that galaxy, establishes
    its own ?personality? of deep-mind archetypes and a
    form for consciousness to express itself, such as the
    human bodily form: the template for all evolution in
    this and neighboring galaxies.

    2. sub-logos = an entity whose physical body is a star
    = a planetary level creator; the creator of all the
    planets in a particular solar system




    --- light eye <universal_heartbeat2012@...>
    wrote:

    > dear friends,
    >
    > it's the "universal heartbeat"... ;-)
    >
    >
    http://www.space.com/scienceastronom...ow_041004.html




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    NEIL HADDON Guest

    Default Re: Unexpected Beat In The Heart Of the Milky Way


    david wrote
    <it's the "universal heartbeat"... ;-)>
    fascinating article. couple of points come to mind:
    anmazing how our scientists never admit they're
    wrong, just move the goal posts to suit the
    situation. now we have black hole - "with a
    density so great that light itself cannot even
    escape" - jetting out streams of gamma rays.
    no wonder we non-techies are a tad sceptical at
    times.

    then, "part of the intrigue stems from the fact
    that the center of our milky way is partly
    shrouded by dust lying in the galactic plane "- ?
    the 'veil', by any other name?

    then axis writes:<might this light, as referenced,
    be more than fancy,and indeed more toward possiblity,
    a possible source and evidence of the central sun? >

    i agree fully, and this is consistent with ra:

    ra. bk2.40 0218
    "the white light which emanates and forms the
    articulated sub-logos has its beginning in what
    may be metaphysically seen as darkness. the light
    comes into that darkness and transfigures it,
    causing the chaos to organize and become
    reflective or radiant. thus the dimensions come
    into being.
    conversely, the blackness of the black hole,
    metaphysically speaking, is a concentration of
    white light being systematically absorbed once
    again into the one creator. finally, this
    absorption into the one creator continues until
    all the infinity of creations have attained
    sufficient spiritual mass in order that all form
    once again the great central sun, if you would so
    imagine it, of the intelligent infinity awaiting
    potentiation by free will."
    and
    ra. bk3.52 0519
    "this octave density of which we have spoken is
    both omega and alpha, the spiritual mass of the
    infinite universes becoming one central sun or
    creator once again. then is born a new universe, a
    new infinity, a new logos which incorporates all
    that the creator has experienced of itself."

    love.
    neil

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    from: "light eye"
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