The paradigm of suspended celestial spheroid in the physical universe
Stars
the size of Antares in this giant
elliptical galaxy ESO 325-G004 is just a small bright dot, this prolate
spheroidal shape galaxy is as huge as 100 billion times of Sun.
Galactic
spheroid,
the supposedly dark matter of a galaxy. From the UVS perspective, a
galaxy is spawned on a galactic vortex that is formed in the galactic
spheroid. The largest star is too small to be visible in the galaxy
of these images, collection of stars in hundreds of million consolidated
as satellite galaxies or in spheroidal shape as globular clusters are
merely fuzzy bright spots around the outer ring of these galaxies.
Cartwheel
galaxy is about 150,000 light-years across. |
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.  Cartwheel galaxy group outlined in rings on furrows that reveal a galactic spheroid |
.  Several galactic spheroids in cluster, conceptually visualized with its galaxies |
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The unusual galaxy cluster CL0024+17 in the middle of above superimposed image is surrounded by an enormous ring that spans about five million light-year, whereas milky way galaxy diameter is approximately 100,000 light-year. From the perspective of UVS that is based on the UVS model, galactic spheroids with galaxies spawned on it are consolidated in a vortical action forms as a galaxy cluster on a much larger galactic spheroid (hereby refers as cosmic spheroid). The superimposed image with enormous rings and spokes outlined a much larger galactic vortex (hereby refers as cosmic vortex) that infers a huge cosmic spheroid (beyond the image), this would dwarf a galactic spheroid in comparison. Image on right is a superimposed image of the Abell 901/902 supercluster, the brightest region at the core of a galaxy cluster is just a small speck of light in this image.
The diameter of the Virgo Supercluster is about 200 million light-years; it contains about 100 galaxy groups and clusters and is dominated by the Virgo cluster with approximately 1300 member galaxies near its center. And yet Virgo Supercluster is just a minor among its numerous titanic neighbours of superclusters and voids in a cosmic image spanning 2 billion light-years. The universe is more than meets the eye.
Full
Virgo Supercluster situated amongst its titanic neighbors: Clouds of Galaxies
& large empty voids - 2 billion light-years.
See a UVS topic on "The dipole anisotropy pattern of CMBR".
"The comoving distance from Earth to the edge of the visible universe (also called cosmic light horizon) is about 14 billion parsecs (46 billion light-years) in any direction. This defines a lower limit on the comoving radius of the observable universe, although as noted in the introduction, it's expected that the visible universe is somewhat smaller than the observable universe since we only see light from the cosmic microwave background radiation that was emitted after the time of recombination, giving us the spherical surface of last scattering (gravitational waves could theoretically allow us to observe events that occurred earlier than the time of recombination, from regions of space outside this sphere). The visible universe is thus a sphere with a diameter of about 28 billion parsecs (about 92 billion light-years). Since space is roughly flat, this size corresponds to a comoving volume of about or about 3×10^80 cubic meters.", "The age of the universe is about 13.7 billion years. While it is commonly understood that nothing travels faster than light, it is a common misconception that the radius of the observable universe must therefore amount to only 13.7 billion light-years. This reasoning only makes sense if the universe is the flat spacetime of special relativity; in the real universe, spacetime is highly curved on cosmological scales, which means that 3-space (which is roughly flat) is expanding, as evidenced by Hubble's law." - Excerpt from Wikipedia on the size of the onservable universe.
"The dipole effect is the result of the movement of our earth, solar system, and galaxy through the universe; similar to the change in pitch of a sound as you ride by the source in a car or train. Specifically, the CMBR temperature is 6.706 mK brighter in one direction of the sky than it is in the opposite direction as shown in the false color temperature map below as measured by the COBE mission." - Excerpt from Nasa on WMAP Calibration.
Image of the dipole anisotropy CMBR in false color temperature map as measured
by the COBE mission.
“The
structure of the observable physical universe is a nested vortical formation
in a paradigm of spheroidal unisonal vortex that has homogeneously interweaved as a vortical oneness.” - UVS inspired |
Artist
impression of a paradigm of vortical patterns, for illustration only.
See an external link in "Existence of Higher dimensional space & Perception of time" that presents a concept of universe that is apparently infinite from a localized perception of reality, and a video clip on "Size of the Universe" presented by Robert Armstrong of ToeQuest forum. See also a UVS topic on "The vortical universe model of Universal Vortical Singularity".
"From our point of view, the universe seems to be infinite, and it seems that it's not only infinite but even ever expanding. Now that you should be able to understand how our seemingly 3D space time universe can all fit in a 4D hypersphere, which in turn can fit on a surface of a 5D hypershere and so on, where a difference in time is equivalent to a different point within its volume, you can understand why the universe as seen by a 3D observing creature/mind has no limits". - Excerpt from blaze labs research on "Existence of Higher dimensional space & Perception of time".
“We live on a hunk of rock and metal that circles a humdrum star that is one of 400 billion other stars that make up the Milky Way Galaxy which is one of billions of other galaxies which make up a universe which may be one of a very large number, perhaps an infinite number, of other universes. That is a perspective on human life and our culture that is well worth pondering.” - Carl Sagan |
March 2008
References
and links:
Galaxy
cluster CL0024+17
Abell
901/902 supercluster
Charts
of Milky Way in Vigro Supercluster - MIQEL.COM - The Future of Today
Virgo Cluster - From
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cosmic
Microwave Background Radiation - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The size of
observable universe - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wilkinson
Microwave Anisotropy Probe (WMAP) - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Existence
of Higher dimensional space & Perception of time
- blaze labs research
Video
clip for "Size of the Universe" - From
the Youtube by kryptonianguy
Images of planets in Solar
Systems - The size of our world
Images
of Sun,Arcturus and Antares - Blog at WordPress.com
Image
of elliptical galaxy - NASA / ESA / The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)
Image of galaxy
- Nasa
Image of Cartwheel galaxy - Anglo-Australian Observatory
Images
of galaxy cluster - NASA, ESA, M.J. Jee and H. Ford (JHU)
Image of vortical universe in
a paradigm - blaze labs research
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