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My lifetime of study about the universe, the stars with their rainbow of colors, the galaxies with their rainbow of colors, and black holes with the emissions of hydrogen and helium from their polar regions gave me a wonderful concept of the universe which I wish to share with the world. In the book I have written I am proudest of Figure 3. "Plots the 410.2nm with energy levels from one to five x 10 to the minus 19 J". At first I thought I would need a super computer to generate the figure but a little thinking made me realize that I could generate it without the super computer. If you follow…mehr

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My lifetime of study about the universe, the stars with their rainbow of colors, the galaxies with their rainbow of colors, and black holes with the emissions of hydrogen and helium from their polar regions gave me a wonderful concept of the universe which I wish to share with the world. In the book I have written I am proudest of Figure 3. "Plots the 410.2nm with energy levels from one to five x 10 to the minus 19 J". At first I thought I would need a super computer to generate the figure but a little thinking made me realize that I could generate it without the super computer. If you follow the 12 billion light years vertically until it intersects the curved line depicting emission wavelengths you will see a 695 nm entry at that point. It tells you what the emission wavelength will be from the rainbow of colors emitted by any star or galaxy at that distance from the earth when it reaches the earth. I am aware that many stars and galaxies are receding from us which gives a red shift to the rainbow of colors emitted by the stars. I have never read that cosmologists credit the Compton effect as also giving a red shift to the stars and the two have the same effect and therefore they credit non existence recessionary speed to the change in wavelength to the rainbow of colors from almost all stars. The Compton effect is a DISTANCE indicator and not a RECESSIONARY indicator. Among the things I hope the reader will learn and enjoy is the fact that the moon travels around the world from west to east instead of east to west. The moon contributes a powerful force to the ocean current around the world and through the Indian ocean, which alters ocean levels greatly, and is the reason Holland needs dikes. Carrel Wayne Uptergrove.

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I was born on the western plains of Oklahoma in the 1930s, during the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression. No one had electricity in those days and used coal oil lamps at night. We also had no air conditioning so on hot summer nights we placed our beds outside on the lawn. I loved looking at the stars. I vowed to learn all I could about the stars as I grew up. I joined the army in 1948 and spent the first year of my service in electronics school in Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. My first assignment was to a long-haul communications facility in Germany. When the Korean war broke out, I re-enlisted for a total of six years in service. Then upon leaving service, I went to college, and then joined civil service with the Air Force to attend school as a radio and radar engineer. I was assigned to Alaska to work in the Air Force long-haul communications complex and was appointed as Resident Engineer for the complex. Bad health forced me to resign my position and return to California. I shortly went to work for the Navy in ground communications and was retired in 1978. Upon being retired I have studied physics and the stars to this day. I read many science magazines and this study has given me a wonderful insight into cosmology and astrophysics which I hope to share with the world. Carrel Wayne Uptergrove