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Dear Science and astronomy friends,

I am very much pleased to hear from you to know that there are some who
genuinely think of the Astronomy. Thank you for your arising questions. As we
never see but just can realise the center is the Imaginary centre of the
Universe where all gravitation of the universe is generated and G is not the
EARTH G .

(eg - when we talk about satellites and rockets form the Earth we consider Earth
G 9.8/mm, and not the gravitation of the SUN. when we talk about planetary
movement of solar system we take "g"of Sun for solar system. when we talk about
Andromeda and MANDAKINI - our galaxy - milky way we take "g" as gravitation of
our galactic centre over stars and clusters, similarly we consider "g" for
Universe which all bodies of the universe to gather). - "G" is Universal and
every where and laws of gravitation apply every where in the universe and as
distance increases from the centre That "g" is similarly applicable as
inversely to the Square of the distance "d".

In gravitation bound bodies - bodies at the periphery has low "g" and moves
slowly at the periphery. that apply to all universally. to all planetary
movements , stars movements in the galactic plane - galactic plane moves slower
at the periphery. and also to the universe. IT IS NOT THE SPIN WHEEL RIDE as the
periphery 'linear' movement is faster than the center. and we need to
calculate rather than just believe some one said.

Here if WE calculate examples in the model - answer will come itself - and will
not change that EVEN if you inter change the position of A & B. and in the
universe we always do not get redshift as we think of. as every thing is not
going further from US. some thing is going with us and it does not give any
shift - neither Red nor Blue!! and some thing gives BLUE shifts too which are in
Local Gravitational clusters bound to each other and can not escape from each
other and gives a BLUE SHIFT. eg our local galactic clusters are bound to each
other and closing so fast that Those will collide in 2.16 Bn years. and every
thing will be destroyed and nothing will survive beyond that period not even our
SUN - though scientist say sun life is left for further 5Bn years!!! and that's
VEDA says if we do understand the Vedic science and Vedic mathematics

WHO IS RIGHT?

http://www.futuresedge.org/Colliding_galaxies_2.html

http://www.newsandevents.utoronto.ca/bin/000414b.asp
http://science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/ast15jul99_2.htm

http://www.futuresedge.org/Colliding_galaxies_2.html
When will the next galaxy hit the Milky Way? according to Dr. Sten Odenwald
with NASA's IMAGE/POETRY project:

"Well...The Milky Way is currently making a meal of the Large and Small
Magellanic Clouds and will probably finish digesting them in, say, 100 million
years or so. There are also several dwarf galaxies such as the Sagittarius
System that are also, apparently, waiting in the wings. The biggest, and most
spectacular, collision will be with the Andromeda Galaxy ( Messier 31) which is
due to visit us in about 2-3 billion years give or take a few millenia! It is
approaching the Milky Way at a speed of roughly 300 km/sec, so that in 1 billion
years it will be 300,000 parsecs closer ( roughly 1/2 its current distance). By
the time they are 100,000 parsecs apart, in about 2 billion years or so, massive
tidal gravitational effects will tear spiral arms apart and start to shred the
pinwheels from the outside-in."

What else? from our prime-radiant site: notes on Colliding and the Fate of
the Milky Way (8/3/01)

http://www.newsandevents.utoronto.ca/bin/000414b.asp

The 2.2-million-light-year gap between the Milky Way and Andromeda is closing at
about 500,000 kilometres an hour, he explains. That pace will quicken as the two
galaxies near each other.


http://science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/ast15jul99_2.htm

Collisions are much rarer today than they were in the past, but not impossible.
Our own spiral galaxy, the Milky Way, is currently "eating up" several small
satellite galaxies. Within 5 to 10 billion years -- some computer simulations
show -- the Milky Way may collide with the Andromeda galaxy, and the result
would be an elliptical galaxy.

From: "Hrishikesh Joglekar" <astrohrishi@h...>
Date: Sat Jun 19, 2004 8:37 pm
Subject: Re: expanding universe???

hello,

some points are not clear in your explanation

1. In your model, if A and B are points in the expanding Universe w.r.t.
centre, why are u taking 'g' into consideration?

2. why should B move slower? if it is farther away from centre, it
should move faster , isn't it?

Do u want to say that gravity is one fourth thats why B should move
slower ??? then i think, it's not the correct way.

Expanding Universe is like increse in scaling factor. (otherwise the
density distribution in the Universe will change.) So, i think A should move
slower and B should move faster ... w.r.t. A thats why we see redshift in
expanding Universe. Please Clarify.

bye,
Hrishi

while developing the complete understanding of Universe, we may draw
incorrect conclusion. and whenever there is inconsistency, we try to find bug
and correct it. Newton's Theory was inconsistent in some cases. Einstein
corrected it. Doesnt mean Newton mis-lead all...

BTW , just have a look at the book by J.V.Narlikar .. "The lighter side of
gravity" see chapter on "is the Universe really expanding?"



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