Wild speculation on Slide_Ref070107
Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 12:50 am
First and foremost, the file name "Slide_Ref070107" might be a date - 07/01/07 is the 1st of July, this year, or if the 5 and 1 are backwards as has been posited earlier, 07/05/07 would put it at the 5th. Not unreasonable to consider. But everything from this point on is a wild guess, and I'd like to hear from people who know something about astronomy to confirm and/or debunk parts of this idea.
This is a Hertzsprung-Russell diagram from Wikipedia's article on stars. It's used to classify stars by brightness, heat, color, etc. I turned it on its side and put it next to the diagram that's supposedly a magnified flood infection subject.
- Note the vague similarity in shape. It gets better.
- The bottom right of the infection image has an HR in the bottom right. For Hertzsprung-Russell?
- The right side has five major divisions on both image - in the star image, it relates to color.
- The bottom divisions on both images could be related to luminosity.
- Note the letters CNO in the bottom left corner of the infection image. From Wikipedia: "The CNO cycle (for carbon-nitrogen-oxygen), or sometimes Bethe-Weizsäcker-cycle, is one of two fusion reactions by which stars convert hydrogen to helium, the other being the proton-proton chain."
- The B3 in the top right of the flood diagram is the same nomenclature used to categorize stars.
- The fact that this was released alongside an image of stars suggests a vague correlation.
If that wasn't enough wild guessing for you, here's another take on the HR diagram - rotated AND flipped:
If you want, you can pick some things out of that that correlate too, possibly better. Again, all this is WILD speculation, and there's evidence to the contrary, but every once in a while a shot in the dark hits home. Go wild.
This is a Hertzsprung-Russell diagram from Wikipedia's article on stars. It's used to classify stars by brightness, heat, color, etc. I turned it on its side and put it next to the diagram that's supposedly a magnified flood infection subject.
- Note the vague similarity in shape. It gets better.
- The bottom right of the infection image has an HR in the bottom right. For Hertzsprung-Russell?
- The right side has five major divisions on both image - in the star image, it relates to color.
- The bottom divisions on both images could be related to luminosity.
- Note the letters CNO in the bottom left corner of the infection image. From Wikipedia: "The CNO cycle (for carbon-nitrogen-oxygen), or sometimes Bethe-Weizsäcker-cycle, is one of two fusion reactions by which stars convert hydrogen to helium, the other being the proton-proton chain."
- The B3 in the top right of the flood diagram is the same nomenclature used to categorize stars.
- The fact that this was released alongside an image of stars suggests a vague correlation.
If that wasn't enough wild guessing for you, here's another take on the HR diagram - rotated AND flipped:
If you want, you can pick some things out of that that correlate too, possibly better. Again, all this is WILD speculation, and there's evidence to the contrary, but every once in a while a shot in the dark hits home. Go wild.