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huiyan
How does turbojet apply the law of thermodynamics?
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Grant

First I would like to thank you Grant (Defender of Science Orthodoxy) for taking the time to even question me. I believe this speaks volumes to your character and commitment to being a true scientist = (to Observe, Analyze, and attempt Understand and Explain). I would add discuss known anomalies to current theories. It’s my believe that exploring anomalies is the key to scientific advancement.

I’ll make a short list near the end of this posting that start my research for curious members of this forum.

I am currently when time allows creating documents to answer your no. posted questions.
Thanks for asking.
Please be patient very difficult narratives to write I’ve been meaning to document any how.

In the interim and in a logical why for me to proceed; the first of the logic and mathematics I am preparing will be planetary spacing, planetary inclination to the solar plane, planetary rotational orbital rates/year, and planetary revolution/day.

Since these are mathematical proofs that should display to you beyond a coincidence that Phi is driving the whole system and ultimately make clear that it’s all an open fractal system with macro and micro components.

Would you be interested in this mathematics and logic for a starting point?
Or please redirect.


Thanks for the interest Valery

The two Questions that started my journey.

1. Why does hot air rise? (What is heat?), (Where is heat stored?),
(How is heat (kinetic energy) transferred between matter?)
(How is heat (kinetic energy) transferred from the sun to the earth?)

2. Why can’t a permanent magnet’s magnetic field be rotated on its polar axis?
Michael Faradays Paradox 178 yrs old unsolved? No more.
See: http://wapedia.mobi/en/Faraday_paradox this is a
simple repeatable experiment that is well documented please challenge your thoughts.

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