Spiral Galaxy Resonance with Low Frequency Electromagnetic Waves

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Re: Spiral Galaxy Resonance with Low Frequency Electromagnetic Waves

by BeAChooser » Mon Jan 01, 2024 10:12 pm

Try this one …

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NGC 1232

Spiral Galaxy Resonance with Low Frequency Electromagnetic Waves

by galaxy12 » Mon Jan 01, 2024 7:15 pm

Spiral Galaxy Resonance with Tremendously Low Frequency Electromagnetic Waves


Spiral Galaxy Meissier-83

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Spiral Antenna

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Spiral Antenna Overlay on Meissier 83

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Resonant frequency calculation:

Archimedian spiral:

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Messier 83 diameter = 118,000 light-years. (radius = 59,000 light-years).

The low frequency operating point of the spiral is determined theoretically by the outer radius and is given by:

https://i.ibb.co/NFnDN5z/spiral-antenna ... -point.png

r2=59,000 light-years

low frequency = C/(2*pi*59,000 light-years)
low frequency = 2.6975438685 E-6 cycles/year
low frequency = 8.5538549177 E-14 cycles/second (hertz)


Where c is the speed of light. Similarly the high frequency operating point is based on the inner radius giving:

https://i.ibb.co/xS4FbfL/spiral-antenna ... -point.png

Messier 83 R1 = approximately 10,000 light-years.
therefore:

High frequency = C/(2*pi*10,000)=
High frequency = 1.591550775244 E-5 cycles/year
High frequency = 5.046774401 E-13 cycles/second (hertz)

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