Cosmological figure
of
Cloud & rain model
Honestly, I must write thank “Fleetfoot on website Phys.Org” about this figure. Yes, apart from the situation
that he and I have different idea about Universe’s structure, this figure is
inspired by our scientific debate on article “Quasars:
Mileposts marking the universe's expansion”.
Well, we watch almost all cosmos objects redshift, because:
1. Galaxies
that physically spread away in cosmos mostly have low redshift which is around
z < 1. On the contrary, dead galaxies/quasars which are flitting back
towards “Universe’s nucleus” tend to have high redshift which is around z > 1.
2. Any
object moving with the speed “faster enough” than the light speed, whether the object
nearing or receding the observer, will always indicate redshift. Why? That
is because on the above situation, the light of the object that arrives first
to the observer is always the light that originates from the nearer position of
the moving object.
An object that flits with the speed higher than the speed of light won’t
get effect like sonic boom on supersonic aircraft travel, because there is
significant different between the two events, supersonic aircraft and dying galaxies/quasars,
that is the travel media. The aircraft that travels faster than the sound speed
breaks through the sound barriers, the air. The air is a media that interacts
with the sound wave. Since the source moves faster than sound waves it creates,
it leads the advancing wavefront. This intense pressure wavefront will pass by
a stationary observer before the sound it creates. That event creates the sonic
boom at a distance before point X depending on the speed of supersonic
aircraft.
At cosmos, dying galaxies/quasars that flit with the
speed higher than the light speed break through the field of dark matter. Dark
matter isn’t a media that interacts with light wave. It won’t influence the
shift. We won’t watch and feel direct effect which dark matter gets.
Nonetheless, if we do more detail of observation on that case, we will get
significant increasing of CMBR at Milky Way instead of sonic boom.
Structure of the Universe
1. We
at Milky Way will get cosmological observation, almost all cosmic objects
redshift.
2.
We will get cosmological observation that around 33.3 to +/- 50 % of the
highest redshift galaxies/quasars/cosmic objects are scattered around area N
(area where we suspect as the area of “Universe’s nucleus). Any time, these
objects could vanish from our observation, because they will sink back into
“Universe’s nucleus”. And, if we are lucky enough, we will get a chance to
witness the event of 2 or more highest redshift objects combining followed by
vanishing from our observation. At the time friends at this planet have a
chance to witness this case, please leave “The Big Bang theory” right away.
Nevertheless, it is predicted this event takes relatively a long time for our
age.
3.
Around +/- 50 to 66.7 % of the highest redshift galaxies/quasars/cosmic
objects are spreading all over the cosmos apart from N area. This observation
can reach about double of area around N, because:
- before the object reach area around N, it has already got highest redshift.
- possibility of double observation data of dying galaxies with their movement during flitting back towards “Universe’s nucleus”, due to those objects travel faster than light.
Any time, we also will get observation data that highest redshift objects at this part of cosmos vanish.
- before the object reach area around N, it has already got highest redshift.
- possibility of double observation data of dying galaxies with their movement during flitting back towards “Universe’s nucleus”, due to those objects travel faster than light.
Any time, we also will get observation data that highest redshift objects at this part of cosmos vanish.
4.
As a consequence of objects travel faster than light, we at Milky Way
(MW) can watch a unique observation.
Scattered at ball surface with diameter MW-N, we can get observation of one object’s (galaxy/quasar) appearing from emptiness. Then, that object divides becoming two objects that move at opposite directions. One object will flit towards N (Universe’ nucleus) while another one will flit opposite it.
Objects that are suspected to represent this
unique case are NGC 3314a & b NGC 3314b at Hydra constellation. Read more about this at: Chance Alignment Between Galaxies Mimics a Cosmic
Collision,
(http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2012/29/), NGC 3314: A Tale of Two Galaxies (http://amazing-(space.stsci.edu/resources/print/lithos/ngc3314_litho.pdf),
NGC 3314, a pair of overlapping galaxies
in Hydra,
(http://annesastronomynews.com/photo-gallery-ii/galaxies-clusters/ngc-3314-by-martin-pugh/),
Crash, bang... oh, wait: NASA captures
two galaxies 'smashing into each other' - but actually they're separated by
tens of millions of light years,
(http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2158696/NASA-captures-galaxies-NGC-3314A-B-smashing-other.html),
NGC 3314, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_3314).
Explanation
Assume a dying galaxy/quasar flitting with constant speed start form Q toward
N with speed 3 times the light speed, while MW just stationary over there. This
is a simulation and simplification of the expecting event where MW drifts
slowly on direction leaving N, while the dying galaxy/quasar flits far above
the light speed with gravity acceleration from Q toward N.
Since the dying galaxy/quasar flits leaving Q to X1, we see nothing at
all yet. That dying galaxy/quasar flits with the speed 3 times of the light
speed. The light will arrive at MW when the galaxy/quasar arrives at X1. That
time, we will watch the appearing of an objects at X. Then, that object divides
becoming two objects that move at opposite directions. One object will flit
towards N (Universe’s nucleus) while another one will flit opposite it. See! At
this moment, the light that originates from that object, while it was on
position Q, just arrives at Q1. On its travel from Q to X, we will get
observation that the light which originates from its position at X arrives
earlier than the light which originates from its position at Q.
That’s why we get the observation of 2 objects receding from each other,
and both objects indicating redshift.
