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http://www.narrabri.atnf.csiro.au/public/images/ngc2915/
“ Originally Posted by RussT
SN 2008gy is outshining approximately 100 galaxies, and is being touted as 'The Brightest SN ever................SO, how can a single Star, 10+ billion light years distant, Outshine the entire universe including ALL Quasars.........I got just one word for ya all.........Impossible!!! ”
ELE said:
Outshining as in currently happening? Do you have a link?
Outshining is always at "Maximum Brightness".
“ Originally Posted by RussT
I used to agrue that they were NOt 'Beamed', and that they were Isotropic. BUT, the "Jets"/Beams from GRB's are the "First time the "Jets" of a SMBH come on....the "Second Time" those "Jets" come on is when enough baryonic matter has accumulated in the accretion disc, when the become Seyfert Galaxies, when the "Bulge" has become big enough, and those jets become bigger and stronger, as they progress to the Elliptical Galaxy stage, where they stay on as Quasars and Blasars, where the Quasars are not pointed directly at us, and the Blasars are pointed directly at us! ”
ELE said:
So instead of elliptical->spiral, your saying spiral->elliptical. Which is the way it should have been if galaxy morphology was done by the age of the stars instead of how it looked. No wonder they cant figure out why ellipticals have older stars in them.
Actually it goes like this.,.
GRB goes BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM...that is a massive black hole forming to create the High Energy Gamma Radiation...that is creating the electrons/protons,...takes weeks for the afterglow to fade for the shorter 3 second to say 40 second ones and 1 month to say 4 months for the 50 to 100 second ones, and I know of 1 270 second one that took 9 months to fade. ALL of those fade into darkness/cool, and that is when the hydrogen/helium is forming, which could take anywhere from 100,000 to 3-400,000 years to be able to form....just like the Big Bang Nucleosynthesis says it took,,,accept, the whole universe is NOT HOT, so it probably the lower number is more accurate. But, that is just a guestimate on my part, because it has never been studied corectly..
BUT, there are many many of those Dark Matter HI galaxies out there.
Then comes First light, just like I showed for the Ghost Galaxy.
There are many many BCD's (Blue Compact Dwarf) galaxies out there, that are NOT really dwarfs....are they? NO!
SO, those cores get bigger and bigger...you can see where the core in the Ghost Galaxy will get to the "Bar Stage"...look and see where the Bar is going to be.
http://www.narrabri.atnf.csiro.au/public/images/ngc2915/
Anyway, that core will outshine the stars that start to form in those two main arms for quite a while, until those arm stars finally get bright enough to see, and then that galaxy turns into a LSB (Low Surface Bright) Galaxy.
Now, look at M51...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whirlpool_Galaxy
Now you see those arms have been 'spun' and the Bar has been 'spun' and those LSB's become HSB's (High Surgace Bright) Galaxies, and then the core grows more and the other arms get their star formation, and you get M31's.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andromeda_Galaxy
Now, in addition to the star formation that happens in a galaxy, over time, dwarf galaxies are flying through these galaxies, and each time they do, some of their stars/globulars are captured, which adds stars and helps further star formation perturbations.
Then the HSB's become Seyfert galaxies where their Bulges have finally grown and the SMBH's Jets start to come on, accelerating matter from the accretion discs.
When the whole process of all ten of its' dwarfs have been merged into a spiral galaxies clutches, and the Bulge has fully formed, we wind up with an Elliptical Galaxy with those Jets always on like M87...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptical_Galaxy_M87
ALL of the Quasars, Biilions of light years away, are Elliptical galaxies with their Jets ON!!!
Those pointing directly at us are Blasars.
They are NOT new galaxies in the distant and so called earlly universe.
There was NO Early Universe!!!
If an Elliptical Galaxy takes 20 billion years to become fully formed, then if we see one 10 billion light years away, it MUST be at least 30 billion years old!
Until it is studied correctly, it is very hard to say, BUT I am guessing that the Milky Way is ~ 10-13 billion years old and the M87 is at least 25 billion years old.
Originally Posted by RussT
Yes, defintely! BUT, here "extra-Galactic" doesn't just mean outside the Milky Way, BUT outside of ANY galaxy what-so-ever. Actually, they (Long GRB's 3 to 500 seconds) are "Exploding", creating the SMBH and the High Energy Gamma Radiation, at the edge of Voids. Then those "New Galaxies", that are made one at a time, are "Falling" into their particular clusters. ”
ELE said:
This is new information to me. Ive always been told these events are happening outside our galaxy, but always inside OTHER galaxies. Kind of makes you a little angry.
Yep..And I have shown paper after paper on BAUT, that says "Putative Galaxy"....which means "Assumed"....then they take the redshift of that galaxy and say the GRB is in it...But they just ignore it and brush it aside. I aslo have a paper that shows that the redshift of GRB';s is highly suspect and shouldn't even be considered valid!
“ Originally Posted by RussT
I am the first one that has shown as "Cause/Effect" that Long GRB's 3 to 500 seconds, are caused by the forming of Massive Black Holes, to form a New Galaxy...Something that Hoyle was looking for his entire life! ”
ELE said:
Is there somewhere I can read about this?
Just register on BAUT, click on RussT....it's all there.
Originally Posted by RussT
Yes, when the Long 3 to 500 second GRB Afterglows "Fade" to darkness, that is the same process that the Big Bang Nucleosynthesis for Hydrogen/Helium to cool and form. ”
ELE said:
So its sorta a mini big bang. Whats the initial cause?
Read what I wrote to Alpha in the "Cause of the Big Bang Thread'
ELE said:
The article was saying the dark galaxy is only about half the diameter. So your also suggesting that galaxies grow as they evolve eventually becoming ellipticals?
Half the diameter of what?
If you are referring to the Milchin "First Dark Galaxy Found", that is most likely a Dwarf galaxy.
Also, be careful here that you do Not get dark galaxy and Dark Matter galaxy mixed up.
The dark galaxy means No Stars yet for a rotating like a galaxy HI cloud of hydrogen gas.
And they will also talk of the DM in this galaxy, which is the Non-baryonic 'Extra Gravity' DM, needed to explain the 'too fast' rotation curves of the stars in spiral galaxies.