Computational modelling of the companion star and its interaction with Sol

Saša said:
MusicMan said:
Extremely interesting.
I can only add that if the companion is a 'dark star', then it will be a neutron star, and electrically neutral, as opposed to Sol which is emitting a stream of protons, so it must be positively charged.
Not sure how this will affect your calculation, my guess is that it would not.
Maybe it is the companion that is grounding Sol.

To my knowledge of astronomy, neutron star would be too massive to be Solar companion. I think the companion was designated to be brown dwarf (Wiki:Brown dwarf), which is defined (for most astronomers) as an object with mass [15 MJupiter , 75 MJupiter].
When taken that companion mass is approx. 3.4% of MSun, the obtained value for Mcompanion is 36.6 MJupiter [1] which lies nicely in the above interval.

And brown dwarfs would have all the properties (including electromagnetic activity) of a very large planet (like big Jupiter) and/or not quite yet ignited star (according to SSM - Standard Solar Model).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter_mass

Thanks for the correction Sasa, I assumed they were one and the same thing.
D'uh! I should have stayed at school longer..
 
So if the brown dwarf is a potential star that has not yet ignited, maybe it would not have generated a proton stream yet. It would be somewhat like Jupiter, only larger.
 
Yes it should be similar to Jupiter in size and charcoal dark so even if we would know the position there is nothing to see. As far as I remember it does not radiate but it could be ignited upon interaction with the Sun.

I think that studying Jupiter and Saturn would reveal very much about star systems in general. That's why there are spacecrafts on the orbits. These planets have everything that a star system has. They have their magnetosphere, they have the accretion disk or rings if you will and they have their own satellites.

And if the companion is near it would be only logical to send some spacecraft and park it in the orbit. I mean how often do we get the chance to observe up close such magnificent star.
 
Saša said:
Have you thought about modelling the mass (variability) with some dependence on relative distance between the Sun and companion, instead of taking fixed value of 1.56 MSun?
In that way the potential electromagnetic (plasma) effects could be accounted for, IMO.
For instance, in very simple case, assuming that Sun and its companion are charged objects with the same sign of their respective net charges, the gravitational pull between them would be decreased by the repulsive electrostatic force which depends on their relative distance. Also, Lorentz force would act on, at least, companion when inside of heliosphere, due to Solar e-m field and companion's charge (and velocity).
In first approximation, all these (and other) e-m effects could maybe be described with some simple relative distance dependence of binary system mass.

Yes I have been thinking about it and what is interesting is that the electrostatic force decays at the same rate as gravity force with distance. In this way it would be possible to reduce the mass of the companion and increase its charge without changing the net force acting on the companion. But the net charges of the Sun and companion would have to be opposite. I would replace the gravitational force that is lost with the mass by electrostatic force. So in theory it is possible to convert mass to charge and vice versa and the orbit would remain stable yet the solar system would not be disrupted.
I think this is more complicated in reality so I am going to study plasma, electricity and magnetism.
I like to study old books. The books are so clearly written and everything is explained in simple and straightforward manner. The modern books are many times about wise-acreing and the author fails to explain anything clearly. Back in the old days there was real uncorrupted science. So I am thinking perhaps Maxwell might help me.
 
Hello Tohuwabohu, you could add electric motor theory to your curriculum, this being the way magnetic materials move in an electric field, and results in the planetary rotation and orbit about the star.
 
A FB friend sent me the following links. Maybe some of ya'll who are more tecnically/scientifically educated can take a quick look?

_http://www.human-resonance.org/red_dwarf_alignment.html

_http://www.human-resonance.org/red_dwarf.html

http://www.thrivemovement.com/lets-talk-for-real-about-humans-and-climate-change.blog
 
Well I stayed up too long and had a quick look at those links, thanks Laura, they were interesting, but it's too late for me to comment at this point. Must sleep on it..
 
The first two links contain fairly recent views of Alexander Putney who's theories have been disavowed by forum members several times in the past. A search for his name can yield all pertinent details.

In this particular case he announces in the first link a specific multi-planetary alignment for December 18-21, 2015 with sun's companion and draws heavily from several C's session transcripts to argue for an imminent 'Shift of the Ages' -- whatever that may mean exactly.

The second link rehashes some views of Edgar Cayce about the possible sudden visibility of a dwarf star in an unspecified future.

Both links place these phenomena in the context of Putney's resonance theories and try to establish some parallels with other 'prophecies' from American natives, like the Hopi for instance.

The third link contains an article form Foster Camble (unknown to me, no forum search results) which seems to give a fairly accurate overview of the global warming science controversy, including the famous Climategate E-mail revelations. All arguments pro and con appear to be properly sourced. It ends with the announcement of a public discussion on 12:00pm PDT on Saturday, October 24th. This link does not belong to the current topic, I think.
 
Laura said:
A FB friend sent me the following links. Maybe some of ya'll who are more tecnically/scientifically educated can take a quick look?

_http://www.human-resonance.org/red_dwarf_alignment.html

_http://www.human-resonance.org/red_dwarf.html

http://www.thrivemovement.com/lets-talk-for-real-about-humans-and-climate-change.blog

Thanks Laura! This is like a fantastic heads-up! :shock: :wow:

They even link and quote the transcripts! :thup:
 
Oh boy. I took a look. Does this guy ever NOT get it. He cites this:

These solar events have been marked by 2 binary cross mandala crop formations appeared during the preparatory year of 2015, referencing both the completion of the period of the 2014-2015 lunar eclipse tetrad and the red dwarf ignition alignment of December 18 - 21, 2015. This pair of cosmic messages were reported in Wiltshire on June 24th in Luxenborough, near Stonehenge (above), and on July 6th at Clearbury Ring. An interpretation was offered by the Cassiopaeans on July 18, 2015:

Q: (Data) Can I ask about the [meaning of the] recent crop circle that looked like a half moon with a star? Crescents and a 4-pointed star.

A: Eclipsing realities coming soon!

If he understood eclipsing realities as it is explained by Cs, then he would realize that the Cs were probably referring to the change in our world that is manifesting as a result of Putin's activities standing up to the Western NWO agenda.

Oy.

We could move this stuff to its own thread, I think.
 
Laura said:
Oh boy. I took a look. Does this guy ever NOT get it. He cites this:

These solar events have been marked by 2 binary cross mandala crop formations appeared during the preparatory year of 2015, referencing both the completion of the period of the 2014-2015 lunar eclipse tetrad and the red dwarf ignition alignment of December 18 - 21, 2015. This pair of cosmic messages were reported in Wiltshire on June 24th in Luxenborough, near Stonehenge (above), and on July 6th at Clearbury Ring. An interpretation was offered by the Cassiopaeans on July 18, 2015:

Q: (Data) Can I ask about the [meaning of the] recent crop circle that looked like a half moon with a star? Crescents and a 4-pointed star.

A: Eclipsing realities coming soon!

If he understood eclipsing realities as it is explained by Cs, then he would realize that the Cs were probably referring to the change in our world that is manifesting as a result of Putin's activities standing up to the Western NWO agenda.

Oy.

We could move this stuff to its own thread, I think.

I wondered if it wasn't a kind of hi-jacking maneuver to add their own spin. So buyer beware I guess. :/

Thanks
 
Propagation of gravity in the simulation is instantaneous. Anyway thank you Data for the links very interesting reading. But I think the most obvious error in most papers I read is the lack for accounting the variability of mass. Not in the sense of relativity but more like in the sense of UFT.

For the reason I'll explain I think that the companion approach is all about UFT. I was having problems with the simulation from the very beginning if you remember. The two body simulation according to Kepler's law was giving false results. If I put the companion mass to 3.4 % of the Sun and set the semimajor axis of the companion orbit to 1.7 ly then the orbital period was over 32 million years and not 28.2 as it should be. I was forced to reduce the semimajor axis to 1.5 ly which then produces the correct orbital period.

But I noticed even back then that adding 50% mass to the Sun would correct the problem.
Nevertheless yesterday I made once again the simulation of the whole orbit of the companion and included the planets to plot the trajectory. I knew that if I increase the mass of the Sun then the planets will shrink their orbits and the simulation would be messed up. So I added mass to the companion star to be precise I put the mass of the companion equal to 56 % mass of the Sun (So to say I transferred the additional mass from the Sun to the companion). And lo and behold the period was correct! Actually only half period because as soon as the companion approached the solar system it kinda ripped it apart. But the period was in perfect agreement with what the Cs said (and all other orbital parameters) and also it is in good agreement with Keplers law (thank you Saša).

If you remember the C's have given the 56 % value back in 1998 in fact it was in the same session where they mention the Libra constellation.


I thought that the 56 % value has to be wrong because as I said it would disrupt the solar system. Moreover in more recent transcript the value was 3.4 percent.


But as I said the 56 % value gives proper orbital parameters. So I was thinking about this and I reread Pierre's book for inspiration and the chapter about grounding captured my attention. And a thought occured to me that what if the companion is somehow connected to the Sun. I mean by some beam or something and there is some kind of energy transfer. The Sun would increase gravity and thus inhibit more flares and the companion perhaps the opposite. So that temporarily it would lose some gravity.

If I visualize the solar system as a large capacitor then surely there has to occur something when the companion enters the heliosphere. Something similar to when one touches plasma ball and a plasma filament is created. So I was thinking that well there has to be at least some region where the current is more dense compared to ambient values. So I fired up SOTT WorldView and selected only the events which I thought were linked to electric activity. And the result is in Fig. 63. And one can clearly observe once again the seasonality. This time the peaks are during summer months.

So is it possible that if the companion is close to the plane of ecliptic and it is connected somehow to the Sun that each time the Earth crosses between the Sun and the companion all the Earth changes tied to electricity are exacerbated?

I think both values for companion mass is correct. The time between asking was 12 years, which mean that companion changed mass at that time. I used orbital period equation and calculated 34.66 million years for 3.4 x sun percent mass and 1.7 ly semi major axis. When using 56 percent mass of sun for companion, at that time the period will correct at 28.22 million years. But if the mass is that big, it will destroy solar system. The change in mass seem to be sudden, because then orbit period will be correct and also solar system safe.

In Optics, we observe single light particle. That particle create single ray of light. When it hit different medium density, at that time, the particle trajectory changes. Why does this happen we don't know. In books there is refraction index defined on observation and measurement. It is empirical formula comparing propagation velocity of light.

Here we have the same. The companion star when crossing boundary to solar system, at that time, the ambient density of fine medium changes. As a result there is change also in the mass. We can assume that this is linear relation. When the mass change is 56/3.4=16.47 times, that mean, also density reduced the same. Almost 17 times. At that time, the velocity must change if there is conservation of momentum, and also the trajectory change. At the boundary there is wrinkle in the density and it is observed, that body accelerate or decelerate as in roller coaster, if crossing this boundary, until the velocity stable, but different.

It seem that material properties is not really property of matter. The refraction index is not constant and is changed with change in density, This is used in observing stress distribution. This is photoelasticity and is forgotten because of computers.

If there are universal principles, then they are mirrored in everything that exist in the universe. One can learn by paying attention.
 
As of now I will solve the problem in 2D but extension to 3D is always possible. The problem is a N-Body problem thus the 2D solution is always computationally cheaper and gives perhaps good initial approximation to what is going on. Moreover populating 2D space is easier compared to 3D space. Because this is a large scale problem, the view transformations (in 2D mostly scaling) are to be done in double precision on the CPU to prevent jittering and other viewing artifacts. Units used are kg, m, s, N (basic SI).

The first problem are the initial conditions.

It is not known to me where the companion is right now and what is its velocity vector. The size is unknown. This is the main problem. It is only known:
-that the semi-major axis is 1.7 LY
-the period is 28.2e6 years
-the perihelion should be close to pluto orbit
-the mass is 3.4 percent of the mass of the Sun

Regarding the Oort cloud, the total mass is unknown, it is speculated that it is somewhere between 40 to 80 times mass of the Earth but in my opinion this is underestimated.
It is known that:
-the mean distance is 820.76544e12 m which is roughly 5500 AU
-the asteroids fill a vast space between distance 1000AU and 10000 AU (so they say)
-the largest body has radius 724.2 km
-the number of bodies is variable but the numbers are unknown - it might be trilions
Statistical distribution of the mass and size is unknown


So the first thing I did is using the known values for the companion star I placed the companion in distance of 2*1.608324180338736e16-4436.82e9 m from Sun (aphelion), where the 1.6e16 m is roughly the semi-major axis and the 4436.82e9 m is perihelion distance of Pluto. Thus the orbit should be flat elliptic and the period should be 28.2e6 years. For the mass of the Sun was substituted 1.989e30 kg and companion 6.7626e28 kg.
The initial velocity of the companion at aphelion was estimated to be 1.2 m/s after trial and error so the perihelion is correct, for more than that the minimal distance increases and the conditions are not met. Also another uncertainty is that this should be the closest approach after the Oort cloud is already traversed and the trajectory might be changed. As of now the planets and asteroids are not present.

As can be seen in Figure 1, the orbit is flat elliptic, the minimum distance is rougly equal to mean distance of Pluto orbit (Fig. 2). The problem is that using only the mass of the Sun the companion is not accelerated quickly enough and thus its period is 35 million years (Fig. 1 at the bottom).
To satisfy the 28.2 million years period the companion would have to be placed closer, or there have to be more force exerted on him. So I included into the mass of the Sun also all planets which was not enough and actually it was clear that the Oort cloud acts on the companion with its mass and accelerates it. But as the total mass is unknown I experimented a bit and found that adding 50 percent of the mass of the Sun did the trick and the period is correct. Explicitly this would mean that the total mass of the Oort cloud is half the mass of the Sun (approximately) or there are other matters that are escaping me. The mean distance of the Oort cloud is depicted in Fig. 1 as a black circle around the Sun and indeed when the companion is far enough, the combined mass of the asteroids can be taken as a point mass which pulls the companion toward Sun.


The results are quite interesting. The velocity of the companion realtively to the Sun at aphelion is almost zero, whereas the maximum velocity at perihelion is close to 7 km/s. Whereas it takes for the companion some 2400 years to get to the Pluto orbit from the inner border of the Oort cloud, it takes only 60 years to cross the circle with radius given by maximum Pluto distance from the Sun. As some weird things are already happening in the solar system, it is safe to assume that the companion is pretty much somewhere near Pluto orbit. This is why I would like to implement also the electric ideas, but I am not good in electricity so any inputs are appreciated.
In the meantime I will try to find approximate positions and velocities of the planets.
a very interesting undertaking, thank you for bringing this up.
the cass are very explicit about the solar companion.
the question of the companion is also investigated in:


an ancillary question: why are all rotations of galaxies, sun, planet orbits, axial, in the trigonometric sense? might this be explained by the electric universe? or the coupling of electical and magnetic fields?
 

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