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And electrons avoid close proximity to each other? But of course this is not exactly what we usually call "close".. But it would fit so well, because those wob
by usrusr 5y ago
And electrons avoid close proximity to each other? But of course this is not exactly what we usually call "close"..
But it would fit so well, because those wobbly curves almost scream "vortex" to my eyes. Interplay between forces towards some sink/collector and repulsive forces amongst the attracted, doesn't this almost always end up looking like that? If a mathematical pattern can be found across a range as wide as bathtub sinks and tornadoes, perhaps we should not be surprised to find it on galactic scale as well. But the dimensions involved, the fact that this whole thing apparently emits sufficient waves/particles for us to detect, crazy!