The reason for the existence of a vortex in the form of a hexagonal geometric object in the north pole of the planet Saturn:
Before the storm, a hexagonal village was formed in the north of Saturn? Maybe.
All space objects have rings. Atoms of elements also have rings and electrons are arranged in each ring. I challenged the way they were arranged with my new nuclear model.
Planet Saturn: The observation of the rings has provided the greatest opportunity for the science and knowledge of the stars.
They may have formed from the collision of two ancient icy moons, the dust in the rings.Yabarkhurdsang is with the moon.
Since the resulting dust is scattered throughout the rings, the chances of seeing the rings are high.
I calculated the thickness of each ring in each star with exact formulas. And I explained how to form each ring. I discovered great secrets that will surprise everyone. All events originate from the kernel.
The Saturn hexagon puzzle has nothing to do with pre-made openings.
The solution to this puzzle is related to the type of dust rotation in the northern region of Saturn.
Solving the Saturn puzzle:
. The rotating ring is circular in pole. As a result, the area containing the dust is circular.
But a group of smaller gases separates from the ring in a straight line. The reason for the release of gases is inertial force. The reason is the repeated stopping of particles in the orbit of the poles. Full details coming soon.
According to the submitted file:
Gases exit the northern ring in a hexagonal shape. At the same time, the collision of gases and the rotation of the northern circle and the production of heat cause convection currents and hexagonal storms.
With accurate calculations, I will soon explain the reason for the exit of gases from the ring and the reason for the formation of hexagons. Because the reasons are directly related to my discoveries.
Some important points: 1- According to the submitted file: the hexagonal shape is being destroyed every moment.
Now the planet Saturn is in a position where the resulting shape is a hexagon. And over time, this shape will change.
2- At the same time, another hexagonal storm occurs in the south pole of the planet Saturn, but the direction of rotation of the storm is opposite to the north pole. I will tell you the reason for not seeing this storm soon.
More complete article soon, thank you
Greetings. I had given a solution about Saturn's hexagonal storm. But I realized it was wrong. Now I am 100% sure that Saturn's hexagon is directly related to Saturn's core. This hexagon fits perfectly with my model of the atomic nucleus and is a good explanation for two fundamental issues in nucleus formation. It is a regular polygon in all spatial bodies and in all atoms.
They all exist in the Arctic.
But its smaller form is also in Antarctica. For reasons I will explain, the Antarctic polygons are not easily seen.
I will prove in an article with full calculations. I will tell the reason for the hexagon. There are other polygons in other stars with more sides.
And I will explain why and how.
There is a hexagon in the system of the mother sun, so there is also a hexagon in all the bodies of the system.
In the figure: the design of the construction of hexagonal cells by bees
Bees can sense magnetic fields using the magnetic structure of their bodies.
Is there a direct connection between the hexagon of bees and the hexagons of Saturn and Earth? Yeah.
Shaping method: 1- I will explain later.
2- Bilateral. Very elongated oval.
3- regular quadrilateral, 4- regular hexagon, 5- regular octagon, 6- regular decagon. 7- Regular dodecahedron.
to the end.
The actual formula: in the calculation of the quadrilateral prism.
2(k-x)=n
n=4, the results of definitive experiments by scientists. More details later
k=6 hexagonal prism. Proof by objective observation.
x is the prism before the hexagonal prism.
As a result, x=4.
That is, the quadrilateral prism will be before the hexagonal prism.
More explanation and reasons for the formation of these formulas soon.
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