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Philadelphia - Penn GSE | Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

The resonance of star variables

High-Level Project Summary

The project reorganized some previous research findings from the black hole and white hole thermonuclear binding. It adopted a surface wettability approach to the black hole seed and white hole seed collision momentum with the bidirectional trajectories on the black hole ring singularity. The project did not develop a specific application since I did not find a team nor the portal to the virtual bootcamp. The challenge is for the plausible explanation of the star variables, which means the surface and internal resonance in the thermonuclear outer space environment. The observations and analysis in the project solves the challenge by entropy both in causality and systems of time.

Link to Final Project

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7115842

Link to Project "Demo"

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6426887

Detailed Project Description

Since any APPs are topologically bounded and with the backends, I "hacked" their backends by analysis and reconfigured the topologies. I tried to find the evidence traces to my original theory at the time I started like one or two years ago in order to prove my intuition on the contamination of outer space thermonuclear environment by the China militant QUESS mission. I hope to convict the war crimes of PRC-CPC regime, and I have already published several papers from multidisciplinary perspectives, and currently on the organizational criminology. Apart from this, I hope to map to a new definition or conception of time with my project that will move forward after the hackathon. I have been using an iMac 2015 4K Retina model and a MacBook Air 2016 model. I did not use a specific coding but only coded the information from the observations to the possible quantum backend of the JS9-4L online and SAOImage DS9. The latter seems to have a specific set of internet protocols that I have not completely figured out yet, especially that I am still inside of the Chinese "Great Firewall". I feel comforted with the NASA's Eyes consented keyboard tracking function, years after I noticed the covert keyboard tracking performed by the CPC regime. I inferred the backends from user interface just as I inferred the dictatorial pathologies from the interface to the artificial intelligence servers -- a technical comment and not an analogy.

Space Agency Data

I used the multi-mission data from the 2020 NASA Data Challenge for initial reference. I reorganized the multispectral data to the histogram and ZScale for high energy phenomenon analysis, and processed the multi-faceted recombination of the Kerr-Newman Supermassive Compact of black hole and white hole with black hole seed and white hole seed collision momentum in the gravitational well in Yale professor P. Natarajan's descriptions. The histogram analysis reconfigured the possible moment of SPITZER's decommissioning with the multispectral kinematics, which supports the recent observation on the white hole binary on the Milky Way with wide area of energy backlash. The subtle GALEX ultraviolet impact on the perception of time in SI unit is phenomenal of the solar-centric indicators of time in human civilization, and it inspired me to find a new concept of time with my current anthropological psychology approach with relation to a historic approach to the sociology of knowledge. The Chandra X-ray ZScales are the most inspiring considering the near frozing of matter with regard to antimatter distribution that make the electromagnetic spectrum nearly obsolete. However, the most inspiring for me is still the Pioneers and Explorers that have nuclear batteries on them floating (flowing) in the universe to the cosmic forces with natural balance wandering beyond. The analysis data have been archived on Harvard Dataverse: https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/4KGGLK

Last but not least, Steven Hawking's previous works and several occasions with Roger Penrose's webinars have been quite inspiring concerning my situations and his comforts and care showed in those occasions.

Hackathon Journey

The interface looks overwhelming with the grips of videos. It makes me feel more about the surveillance state from the backend and monitoring. I signed up for the event like one to half a month ago, but did not find any team. Since I have not had the time to learn a new programming language, thinking on Python, and I am more familiar with interface designs than with coding. But I don't think the logic trees have changed in computing and information systems -- if so my knowledge would definitely be outdated. I was working on my three new manuscripts concurrently amongst criminology instituted into the liberal international institutions, experimental and theoretical wettability around black hole, white hole, black hole seed, and white hole seed, and the concept of time. I was encouraged to submit my work by email reminders from Laura Tang since the deadline is near. Anyhow it turns out, participation is still the fundamental. Even though I have been mostly intrigued by the astrobiology project with the creature being able to deform itself according to thermonuclear environment, during my browsing I saw this challenge is most relevant to my current work and I already had the answer -- may have further causalities to be explored in the future, but confident enough to say that I have the answer. I would like to thank professor Chris Impey of the University of Arizona. His interventions during my most desperate times helped me overcome the fears of the deepest human Hannibal of the dictatorial psychopathologies. I was too focused in proving my theory to demonstrate the harms the regime have done, and I never thought having the evidence would have had such immense an impact on me -- maybe secretly I always hoped I was wrong about all the things, if this is not an escape thinking to reality. About the mention on the GALEX ultraviolet, I have not been able to locate the source document from the NASA/JPL archive and only browsed through it once one year ago or so. It was a manual or something similar on the GALEX introductions with some technical details.

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#art #observation #non-intrusive-human-hack #signal analysis #quantum information #information analysis #orbital analysis #energy #nuclear science #observational cosmology

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