Dinosaur Dynamics in an Integrative Model for Rotating Rocks and Deformable Bodies

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ABSTRACT

Present long range interactions for signals, as well as large scale rare phenomena at Earthquakes are subjects of wave dynamics with large impact. Here, that will be addressed in a general (science fiction) format. The method used is based on energy balance for a continuum and kinematics of noncircular orbits, nco. Released vortex formation in a process invoking escape velocity for beamed up Dinosaurs, is modeled with fluid dynamics of a Helix. It is found that elasticity in terms of volumetric changes and vorticities interact giving large velocities and interchange of potential and kinetic energies. The model is an example of atmosphere integrative physiology.

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Strömberg, L. (2017) Dinosaur Dynamics in an Integrative Model for Rotating Rocks and Deformable Bodies. Open Journal of Molecular and Integrative Physiology, 7, 35-40. doi: 10.4236/ojmip.2017.73003.

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