New Research Brings the Cosmic Stars Much Closer to Earth

TRINITY, Fla. - March 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Bayramov’s research shows that propagating star-light is substantially deflected by the gravitational-flow. The substantial star-light deflection causes very small visible stellar parallax (visible star position deflection as Earth orbits the Sun). When not accounting for the substantial star-light curvature, using straight-line parallax calculation, main-stream science projects the closest stars to be many light years away, e.g. the closest known star - Proxima Centauri is projected to be 4.2 light years away.

By accounting for the substantial star-light deflection in the gravitational-flow, Bayramov introduces a new calculation parameter – the “Gravitational Deflection Parallax … [and calculates the] distance to Proxima Centauri, […to be] 52 times closer [at] 785 billion km., than the current consensus estimate, using straight lines parallax calculation.”

An overview paper of this research can be downloaded at: http://www.bolgarino.com/blgfiles/OnStarLightPR.pdf

The new research focuses on the development of gravitational-flow simulation software - Light Bender 2D. The software simulates and studies the propagation and curvature of sun-light and star-light in the gravitational-flows of the Sun and Earth.

An educational version of the gravitational-flow simulation software demonstrates the manner in which light is curved by the gravitational-flows and is accessible at: http://www.bolgarino.com/rdlightbender2D.html

A Light Bender 2D User Guide is accessible at: http://www.bolgarino.com/rdlightbenderUG.html

The Light Bender 2D gravitational-flow simulation software is based on the gravitational-flow vector engine developed in Bayramov’s recently published book - Mechanics of Natural Force - Flow Theory of Matter and Gravity.

Interested readers can find the book – “Mechanics of Natural Force” at the book web site - http://www.bolgarino.com/mechanics-of-natural-force-2013.... and on Amazon.