Mr. Stephen Crothers is Right about black holes, Stellar Metamorphosis

Binary-Binary Solar System, Words in the Sciences, Stellar Metamorphosis

Short Narrative on learning new things, Stellar Metamorphosis

A short recollection of an event which happened to me back in the late summer 2007. I was at Florida State University and I went to get the key to my post office box because I was moving into the dorm at Kellum Hall. I remember waiting in line to receive my key at the post office on campus, and it was about 5 P.M. I remember being very curious about everything, always asking questions and what not, making new friends, striking up conversations with anybody who had time to spare. Given the majority were college aged there was a lot of time. 

With only school and partying as the priority it was really easy to make room for socialization. That being said, I remember quite vividly asking this one guy, who was skinny and tall like me what the book he was reading was about. I remember seeing that it was some type of mathematical theory book, I want to say quantum mechanics and the like, but I’m not too sure exactly. I naively asked him to sort of give me a quick run down of what it was, and I was told it was really advanced and that I wouldn’t understand. As he said that though, I got the feeling he had been at it for a while, and his eyes sort of glazed over as it said it. Mind you, he wasn’t being arrogant, it was just something to the tune of, “shit man, I don’t get this stuff either.” I understood immediately that kind of brushing away of questions. When someone tells me I wouldn’t understand it, I take it as they don’t understand it themselves. Its sort of a way of elevating the person’s ego in a conversational sense, so that they can appear to be knowledgable. Case in point, if he really understood it he could have just explained it in one sentence. Why say, “you wouldn’t understand”?

I just remember that and it sticks out in my mind. Its like, who am I now? I am Jeffrey Wolynski, a theory designer of alternative planet formation/ stellar evolution. A fringe theorist who doesn’t give a shit about being accepted. That was a full four years before the discovery was made. Seeing these young minds rack their brains for acceptance (yes, that’s what it is, nothing more nothing less) irks me. They should be trying to learn new things, and filter out the bullshit when it appears! Not accept it just because people who are teaching you this crap believe it!

The Cooling Principle of Stellar Metamorphosis

http://vixra.org/abs/1610.0262

According to stellar metamorphosis theory we can see stars that are very, very cold, only in the tens of Kelvin in their high atmospheres. Since they were really hot in the many tens of thousands of Kelvin when they were born, it is clear they have cooled down significantly. Fortunately there is a simple mathematical/physical relationship that can explain how this occurred. It is the 1^st Law of Thermodynamics. Since stars produce heat, and have no mechanism for replacing the heat lost, they will cool. Therefore heat loss will continue indefinitely on all stars that shine and are not heated on their exteriors similar to Hot Jupiters. Heat loss will also continue on stars that do not shine strongly, as they are gravitationally collapsing, producing heat via chemical reactions, tugging on other objects gravitationally, their magmas are cooling, etc.

Exoplanets are Old Stars, Stellar Metamorphosis

Thought I'd just add another easy to understand statement in there for the google search engine. You never know how people are going to discover this as I have, might as well mix it up.

In my spanish class I learned about how religious countries really are...

Okay, so it is this simple. Spanish politicians can choose what to swear on, either their Constitution or the Bible... In the U.S. el Presidente swears on the Bible only... or "the Book" really.

Then it all made sense to me.

Big Bang is so widely accepted in the U.S. BECAUSE we are so religious.

For those who don't know, the U.S. is VERY religious. Does the term Bible Belt have any significance? Its the red part in the map above.


Big Bang is fundamentalist creationism. This is why they are totally cool with it taking about a week or so...Just like in Genesis.

There is no WAY in hell we will ever get rid of it as a "scientific theory". It would be as difficult as getting rid of Christianity or Judaism or Islam. So essentially it has to be said. The real atheists of the world reject creationism, a.k.a. Big Bang.

Stellar Evolution and Planet Formation are Mass Loss Phenomena, Stellar Metamorphosis

 
Here's the paper! https://vixra.org/pdf/1609.0424v1.pdf

Basically as a star loses mass it becomes the planet, meaning planets are formed because stars lose mass... or planet formation is a process that includes lots of mass loss...

Its pretty simple.

I guess its much different than establishment (they are wrong obviously) because they have stars as being static in terms of mass, and planets forming by accreting mass over long periods of time with very weak gravitational fields.

I'm sure my readers already know what their system of planet formation doesn't work. How exactly does something with very little gravitation form itself? It doesn't make any sense. To form something as massive as Jupiter or the Earth, you absolutely needed a GIANT gravitational field.

Not a tiny one.