¶ Cosmic Vacuum Cleaner
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Cosmic Vacuum Cleaner:
A comet is a celestial itinerant, a cosmic skyways vacuum cleaner trying to accommodate an aggregation of stardust as it travels successively through the orbital neighborhoods of planets, stars, and other comets. The radiation pressures from the nearest stars, however, tend to blow the vacuum cleaner’s stardust gleanings out into a ‘dustbag,’ causing what we erroneously speak of as the comet’s tail. These ‘tail’ displays should be spoken of as Sun-radiation blowoff trajectories. As the comet comes into critical proximity of syntropically importing planets, the stardust aggregates of their inverted ‘tails’ are gravitationally depleted by the planets they pass as much of that stardust falls into the planets or moons to become part of those import centers’ syntropic build-up in a multibillions-of-years syntropic preparation of their stored energy aggregates to be converted into the state of an entropically exporting star.
¶ Citations
- RBF remark to EJA as rewritten and incorporated in SYNERGETICS, 2nd. Ed. at Sec. 1009.69 (Gray) 16 May’75
