SharboJones
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- How did you find PF?
- I asked Google to help me locate an online space to chat about physics and the universe.
I have a medical background working in acute care for over 15 years and have noticed many similarities between human physiology and quantum dynamics. It sparked my curiosity into physics and the macro-sphere and the universe provided the Kybalion as a catalyst.
Currently I have been exploring the correlations between torsion and gravity within an electromagnetic field - as it applies to the human heart and cardiovascular functionality. I now have become deeply curious about physicists and medical professionals sharing ideas, and wonder if more breakthroughs couldn't be made by translating the micro to the macro.
I'm exploring a topological and fluidic analogy between these two functioning systems as the forces scale differently - I think there may be evidence of magnetohydrodynamics playing out within the cardiovascular space. The interaction between pressure, torsion, and the blood plasma provides just enough time for free floating cholesterol to 'conglomerate' - which may mirror how a small conglomerate of matter is provided just enough time and space to become gravitationally independent if it interacts with a plasmic ejection from the nearby star.
Both examples are influenced by the Navier-Stokes Equations and I wonder if the barrier preventing a forming planet from spiraling into the star is that an ejection of plasma gives the forming planet enough time and space to become gravitationally independent. I'm curious about the insights from the physicists perspective.
Currently I have been exploring the correlations between torsion and gravity within an electromagnetic field - as it applies to the human heart and cardiovascular functionality. I now have become deeply curious about physicists and medical professionals sharing ideas, and wonder if more breakthroughs couldn't be made by translating the micro to the macro.
I'm exploring a topological and fluidic analogy between these two functioning systems as the forces scale differently - I think there may be evidence of magnetohydrodynamics playing out within the cardiovascular space. The interaction between pressure, torsion, and the blood plasma provides just enough time for free floating cholesterol to 'conglomerate' - which may mirror how a small conglomerate of matter is provided just enough time and space to become gravitationally independent if it interacts with a plasmic ejection from the nearby star.
Both examples are influenced by the Navier-Stokes Equations and I wonder if the barrier preventing a forming planet from spiraling into the star is that an ejection of plasma gives the forming planet enough time and space to become gravitationally independent. I'm curious about the insights from the physicists perspective.
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