04. ON WHAT DOES THE HEATING OF PLANETS BY STARS, OF STARS BY GALACTIC NUCLEI, OF GALACTIC NUCLEI BY NUCLEI OF SUPERGALAXIES AFFECT?

04. ON WHAT DOES THE HEATING OF PLANETS BY STARS, OF STARS BY GALACTIC NUCLEI, OF GALACTIC NUCLEI BY NUCLEI OF SUPERGALAXIES AFFECT?

The heating of the planets by the Sun - this is the only factor determining such astronomical characteristics of the planets as their rotation around their own axis, the slope of the equatorial plane to the ecliptic plane, the periodic change in the distance between the hemispheres of the planets and the center of the Sun, as well as the distance between the center of the planet and the center of the Sun.

The same can be said about the dependence of the same characteristics of the planets from their heating any other star (besides the Sun), around which they rotates.

Also, the similar astronomical characteristics of stars (rotation, tilt, the change of the distance of hemispheres and also the distance from center to center) are caused by the heating of them by particles emitted by the Nucleus of Galaxy that generated them. The same characteristics of Galactic Nuclei are caused by the heating of them by the Nuclei of Supergalaxies that created them.

All celestial bodies, formed from material ejected out of the bowels of other celestial bodies, are spherical. This is explained by the fact that the substance ejected from the bowels of the heavenly bodies, is in the molten state. The spherical shape of the body allows using the space most economically during the process of compound of elementary particles and chemical elements into single whole. A red-hot state of substance tells us that all (or almost all) of chemical elements in the composition of this substance have Fields of Repulsion. Namely this allows them to move freely relative to each other when they take up free places, submitting to action of the centripetal Field of Attraction of the formed celestial body. This information relates to large satellites, planets, stars, nuclei of galaxies and nuclei of Supergalaxies. The Central Celestial Body of the Universe is not formed by ejection from other celestial body. It was born during the process of unification of elementary particles in the first period of existence of this Universe.

The heating of celestial bodies by falling particles is realized, at first, at the expense of the process of collision of particles with chemical elements. And secondly, this is due to the accumulation by chemical elements of a celestial body of elementary particles with Fields of Repulsion. Moreover, namely the second factor - the accumulation of particles - allows absorbing elements retain their “received” temperature. At the same time the degree of transformation increasing during the process of collision quickly returns to the previous level.

Accumulation of elementary particles by a celestial body is carried out thanks Fields of Attraction in separately taken elements, but mainly due to the presence in any celestial body of the Field of Attraction. In this case, all particles falling on the bombarded celestial body initially absorbed by the chemical elements of the surface layers of the celestial body (except those that are rejected). But then, all particles absorbed by elements “flow” down toward the center of the celestial body.

Under the rays of the “heating” celestial body at any given moment of time is always the whole hemisphere of the “heated” celestial body. We are not talking about the northern or southern hemisphere. It’s just a hemisphere bombarded by particles. So, all elements of surface layers of the “illuminated” hemisphere “accumulate” particles for the entire celestial body, and especially for its central part - for the kernel. Thus, as an illuminated celestial body would not change its position in the space, elements of its central part continue to accumulate particles with Fields of Repulsion, and to be heated by such way.

The substance of celestial body disposed in its equatorial plane is heated most of all. And this is due to the fact that namely the region of equator in the early life of a celestial body was closest to the center of the heating it (and gave rise to it) celestial body.

 1) Arising of the Field of Repulsion in the region of the planet that faces in the given moment to the sun, due to accumulation by surface layers of elementary particles emitted by the sun is the cause of the planet's rotation (and of any “heated” celestial body);

2) The distance between the center of a celestial body and the center of its parent heavenly body is entirely due to the total temperature of the substance located in the equatorial plane of a considered celestial body;

3) The constant change in position of the axis of rotation of a celestial body about the real or imaginary axis of rotation of its parent celestial body (such as the planet's rotation axis relative to the axis of rotation of the Sun) is due to the periodicity of the heating and cooling of each of two hemispheres. On the imaginable axis of rotation we should speak in those cases when a celestial body does not rotate. For example, the Central Sun of the universe does not rotate;

4) The axis of rotation of a celestial body is constantly in the process of changing of the angle of inclination to the ecliptic plane, which is due to the emergence of a constantly acting Field of Repulsion.