ORIGIN OF MILKY WAY GALAXY
Arun Prasad
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Mayiladuthurai
Tamil nadu
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In
the universe light and darkness is present.
Light
is passed through a prism it splits into seven colors [VIBGYOR] [Ref.1].
In
the midpoint of Milky Way a shell [REF.2] called hydrogen ion shell is present.
Shell
is like a ball. At present there is nothing inside the shell.
Before
the galaxy is beginning liquid hydrogen is present inside the shell.
Shell
open at a point. Squeeze hydrogen liquid into red hydrogen ions gases.
Like
prism experiment several elements are formed by nuclear fusion [ref.3] of
hydrogen ions. Several elements [Ref.4] having the colors are formed.
Every
stars, planet have individual hydrogen gas ion for rotation.
From
the shell to the disc time is constant. After that time start in four arms.
Hydrogen
ion disc – constant [static].
Stars,
planets, black hole etc … – rotation [dynamic].
Milky
Way [Ref.5] is formed from milky white liquid it is called as Milky Way.
“Without
proton and electron, nuclei can exist. But without nuclei no existence of
proton and electron”
“Without
four arms of milky way existence of hydrogen ion disc. But without nuclei
hydrogen ion disc no existence of four arms of Milky Way”.
In
the milky way galaxy upper half the disc contain low resistance hydrogen ions
[weight less gas] and lower half of the disc
contain high resistance hydrogen ions [weight gas] is present .
Hydrogen
ions have lot of pores in the body
Darkness
is an empty space with vacuum
EXAMPLE:
In
science carbon become graphite and diamond long period under the earth likewise
all the elements came from milky white liquid of hydrogen ion.
REFERENCES
REFERENCE.1
- Colors of light [VIBGYOR] is referred from discover science by Scott,
foresman page 153.
REFERENCE.2
– shell is referred from “THE WORLD OF SCIENCE” the chapter “UNIVERSE”.
REFERENCE.3
– - Nuclear fusion is referred from
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
REFERNCE.4
- Elements is referred from “beginning science chemistry by Richard hart” page
36.
REFERENCE.5 Milky Way galaxy is referred
from “Merrill science” page 194
