Novel Radio Telescope design - for looking "up the barrel" of plasma conduits & using patent 512,340..

[joabel1971]

And that poster would be incorrect, since it is what is conventionally known as Messier 51 (Whirlpool Galaxy). We have no way of imaging our own neighborhood in that way since we are part of it. But, whether or not the Milky Way actually looks like a 2D spiral with a bulge - is based on assumptions of how distant galaxies are shaped and how those shapes have been mentally projected back to our own neighborhood. If our instrumentation is wrong - we don't really know for sure.

[joabel1971]

Therefore, since this design is currently being considered as an array of 1700 condensed loop-antennas - it will be tested as such. NRAO is much more interested in array telescopes - then single element telescopes.

[Maol]

Therefore, since this design is currently being considered as an array of 1700 condensed loop-antennas - it will be tested as such. NRAO is much more interested in array telescopes - then single element telescopes.

Are you saying you are making a larger working model? Have you tested and proved the concept with a prototype?

[joabel1971]

I think it is you who needs to "Chill out". You assume too much in your pointed questions. Go find someone else to bully around.

And, I ask that you don't post here anymore.

[joabel1971]

This thread is for those who are interested in testing a novel way to wrap an array of loop antennas for radio astronomy. If you just want to post silly pictures that can be found on Twitter or Facebook - then go to Twitter or Facebook and post to your heart's content. Maol has been marked as a "Foe", so I do not see his nonsense anymore.

[Maol]

This thread is for those who are interested in testing a novel way to wrap an array of loop antennas for radio astronomy. If you just want to post silly pictures that can be found on Twitter or Facebook - then go to Twitter or Facebook and post to your heart's content. Maol has been marked as a "Foe", so I do not see his nonsense anymore.

I think it is you who needs to "Chill out". You assume too much in your pointed questions. Go find someone else to bully around.

And, I ask that you don't post here anymore.

Pointed questions seek pointed answers.

Did you really think I didn't know it was Messier 51 when your image of it in your link was clearly identified?

Why did you delete the links to your pictures? I was going to try to post an image of the (prototype?) cone you made by hosting a copy of it on a photo hosting site, since you can't seem to figure that out, but now picture gone ???

If you choose to assume a holier-than-thou attitude and you won't answer simple questions to provide basis for a dialog, fine by me. Retreat to your safe place and carry on. I hope someone else engages you and something fruitful evolves from your effort.

Somebody else carry this on until we see some data or an image from a working model of this novel antenna design.

[joabel1971]

Apparently, he keeps trying. But alas, he already lost - just every other distraction-bot.

[joabel1971]

So, I ran across this picture of an "up the barrel" angle of a jet coming out of a galaxy. Here is another example of what a Cosmic Web filament might look like when sending radio waves toward Earth.

https://public.nrao.edu/wp-content/upl ... 68x480.jpg

[Maol]

Why didn't you post the image and post the link to the page with the information about the image? If you actually want share your ideas and your understanding of the subject it seems in everyone's best interest you would make the information as convenient and accessible as possible.

https://public.nrao.edu/news/nsf-vlba-p ... o-mystery/

[joabel1971]

Wow, he just doesn't give up. I guess this forum allows distractive dissenters to take over threads. A shame.

[joabel1971]

It's becoming clear that galaxies are simply the tighter regions of loosely-coupled, dual, twisted-pair Cosmic Web Conduits. I got the 1st picture from ASM Metals Handbook Vol 2, and the 2nd from the gallery on NRAO website.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O5BTDK ... drive_link
https://public.nrao.edu/wp-content/uplo ... w1841a.jpg
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p2qUB_ ... drive_link

[joabel1971]

Here's an A.I. simulation of what knot regions might look like along a twisted-pair Cosmic Web Conduit. The "X" marks are offset incorrectly - and potentially not at the right phase from each other - but my A.I. ran out of steam, so I'll try again later. Looks very much like a 3D representation of an AM radio wave.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WOvbY ... drive_link