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The Mysterious Discovery of JWST That No One Saw Coming
Are We Inside a Cosmic Whirlpool? Recent JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey (JADES) observations of mysterious cosmological anomalies in the rotational patterns of galaxies challenge our understanding of the universe and reveal surprising connections to natural growth patterns. The rotation of 263 galaxies has been studied by Lior Shamir of Kansas State University, with 158…
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How to Download, View, And Edit Images from the James Webb Space Telescope with Jdaviz and Imviz
Like to comfortably view and edit images from the Jamew Webb Space Telescope like an astronomer ? Then follow this step by step cheatsheet guides if you are using windows on a PC . Main Software Components There are three key software components required: Microsoft C++ 14 Jupyter Notebook (Python) Jdaviz Additonal MAST Token to…
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Time for a new scientific debate – Accretion vs Convection
To what degree is gravity needed to form structures in space? While many believe that celestial bodies (stars, planets, moons, meteoroids) can only form through gravitational attraction in the vacuum of space, I believe that these bodies form through a thermodynamic process similar to the formation of hydrometeors (e.g., hail). This is because our solar…
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Unraveling the Cosmic Dipole Anomaly: A Comprehensive Literature Review of Challenges to the Cosmological Principle
1. Introduction: The Foundational Assumptions of Modern Cosmology The standard model of cosmology, known as ΛCDM\Lambda \text{CDM}, stands as one of the triumphs of twentieth-century physics. It successfully integrates the expansion of the Universe, the synthesis of light elements, the formation of large-scale structure, and the existence of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) into a…
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Ternary Computing: A Systematic Review of Optimal Logic, Balanced Architectures, and Emerging Frontiers in AI Networks and Qutrit Technology
Abstract: Ternary Computing: Structured Literature Review This structured literature review provides a comprehensive analysis of Ternary Computing, spanning its foundational theory, architectural implementations, and emerging applications. Originating from the theoretical advantages of optimal radix economy and early prototypes like the Setun computer (1958), the field offers substantial benefits in information density and interconnect reduction over…
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Unraveling Turbulent Heat Transport: Boundary Layers, Scalar Scaling, and the Ultimate Convection Debate
Abstract: Scalar Turbulence and Heat Transport Scaling in High-Rayleigh Number Convection This structured literature review synthesizes the theoretical and experimental foundations concerning scalar turbulence and heat transport scaling in high-Rayleigh number (Ra) Rayleigh–Bénard convection (RBC), focusing on the critical role of thermal boundary layers (TBLs). The primary objective is to critically assess the evolution, central…
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Best Practices for Accessing, Viewing, and Editing James Webb Space Telescope Imagery: A Comprehensive Review
Abstract: This literature review comprehensively synthesizes the evolving best practices for the full lifecycle of James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) imagery, from initial data retrieval to final public-facing aesthetic processing. The primary research themes cover Data Access and Archival, Scientific Calibration and Processing, and Aesthetic Visualization and Presentation. The review establishes that the cornerstone of…
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The Spectroscopic Frontier: A Comprehensive Review of Exoplanet Atmospheric Characterization in the JWST Era
Abstract This literature review examines the dramatic advancements in exoplanet atmospheric characterization, charting the field’s transition from initial detections to detailed, high-fidelity spectroscopic analyses in the era of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). The foundational observational techniques—Transmission Spectroscopy (Charbonneau et al. ) and Secondary Eclipse/Emission Spectroscopy (Deming et al. )—have been augmented by the…
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High-Redshift Cosmology in the JWST Era: ΛCDM Tension, Early Massive Galaxies, and the 21 cm Frontier
Abstract: Tracing the Universe’s Origins High-redshift cosmology (z≳6), spanning the Cosmic Dawn and the Epoch of Reionization (EoR), currently stands as the central frontier of astrophysics. This review synthesizes recent findings, particularly those enabled by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), against the backdrop of the standard ΛCDM cosmological model. JWST has fundamentally altered the…
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Rotational Dynamics and Vorticity Across Scales: A Unified Literature Review of Fluid Helicity, Cosmic Structures, and Optical Angular Momentum (OAM)
Abstract This structured literature review synthesizes the concepts of rotational dynamics and vortical structures across three traditionally distinct physical domains: classical fluid mechanics, relativistic cosmology, and quantum optics. The review establishes a unifying Gradient Principle, whereby the core dynamic effects in all systems—from fluid flow to structured light—are governed by the spatial gradients of their…
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Emergent Gravity and Decoherence: A Comparative Review of the Entropic Force Paradigm and Quantum Noise Signatures
Abstract This literature review explores the radical paradigm of emergent gravity, which posits that gravitational interaction is not a fundamental force, but a statistical phenomenon arising from quantum information and the thermodynamics of spacetime. We establish that this approach interprets general relativity as a macroscopic, effective theory—analogous to classical thermodynamics—derived from the coarse-grained behavior of…
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