![]() Thermodynamics Surface Temperature of Stars - (Brown Dwarf) - M - K - G - F - A - B - O |
Your Host - Richard E Knower
If you look at stars very closely you will notice that they are not the same. some are big some are small, and some are bright, and some are not so bright. What a lot of people haven't considered is, they are also hotter and cooler, which changes their color. This means that Hydrogen Fusion has different levels of heat production.|
Brown Dwarf Star - (500 / 600
C) - (900 /1100 F)
- Cool - Slow Spinning -
Conversion (H /
He) - Level 1. M - Red Star - (600 / 800 C) - (1100 /1500 F) - Warm - Faster Spinning - Conversion (H / He) - Level 2. K - Orange Star (800 / 1000 C) - (1500 /1800 F) - Warmer - Medium Spinning - Conversion (H / He) - Level 3. G - Golden Star (1000 / 1200 C) - (1800 /2200 F) - Hot - Faster Spinning - Conversion (H / He) - Level 4. F - Yellow Star (1200 / 1600 C) - (2200 / 2900 F) - Hotter - Fast Spinning - Conversion (H / He) - Level 5. A - Yellow White Star (1600 / 3500 C) - (2900 / 6300 F) - Hotter - Faster Spinning - Conversion (H / He) - Level 6. B - White Star (3500/ 10000 C) - (6300 / 18000 F) - Even Hotter - Faster Spinning - Conversion (H / He) - Level 7. O - Blue Star (10000 / 50000 C) - (18000 / 90000 F) - Hottest - Fastest Spinning - Conversion (H / He) - Level 8.
Neutron Star - Heat, unknown. Spin?
slow - fast - super fast. No conversion of Hydrogen to Helium. |
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Solar Power most everyone has done this in the past |
![]() starting a fire using a magnifying glass |
Gravity Streams from the Sun / Earth, are carrying the magnetic heat fluctuations. This heats up the Atoms of air and glass. The glass lens, in turn, focuses and concentrates the Heat Energy. |
| Heat Energy Simplified | (1) Heat - (Oscillating, Streams of push pull magnetism with Dark Energy forces). A pulling current and a pushing current with a frequency of infrared and below. (2) If there is More pulling less pushing inward gravity flow, to a center mass - Heat energy goes up. (3) If there is More pushing less pulling inward gravity flow, to a center mass - Heat energy goes down. (4) When a Pulling Pushing current force are equal, it is called Thermal Equilibrium. (P-Dark Energy). (5) When a center mass is decompressing and causes an outward pushing wave with less pulling force, C-Dark Energy goes down from an established potential force. This is called XP-Dark Energy. |
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Fire Encyclopedia 32 |
Expanding Oxygen Quantum Fields breaks the entangled bonding of other elements. This produces a pressure wave that compacts atomic fields of lesser potential energy. The compression of these organized particles, in turn, increases their pulling spinning force. This is what produces more Heat, Light and Gravity. Because magnetic bonds have permanently been broken, the newly compressed quantum field particles gradually slow with expansion, and part of The Multiverse gets ever so slightly cooler and bigger.(XCP-Dark energy). |
![]() Rudolf Clausius 1822-1888 = 66 |
![]() A Partial Thermal Observation of the Cosmos / Multiverse |
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The Laws of Thermodynamics as
Modified by The Multiverse - Old Thermodynamics, doesn't consider the fact that Streaming Magnetism, and its ever changing oscillating Magnetic Force, (XCP-Dark Energy), is directly linked with the production of Heat. |
| Gravity - Anti-Gravity - Particle Space - Magnetic Space - Thermodynamics |
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1 - Tiny bits
of Matter has Space. 2 - Moving, vibrating tiny bits of matter, creates Primal Space. 3 - Spinning clumps of matter, creates Polarized Magnetic Space, with north and south poles and a magnetic spatial flow. 4 - Magnetic Spatial Flow, Creates Gravity, Anti-Gravity currents. 5 - Gravity, creates more pulling magnetic current / force, less space, more heat. (thermodynamics) 6 - Anti-Gravity, creates a pushing magnetic current / force, more space and less heat. (thermodynamics) 7 - When you add everything together, they all fit with encyclopedia 12. (level 5 + credibility) |
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