Exploring How Craters are Formed

November 19, 2018

14:51

I’ve tried to collect information that would allow me to find an explanation how craters are formed on terrestrial bodies. The motivation for this comes from this NASA photograph of a double crater. The most interesting detail about it is the almost perfect straight line in between the two crater holes. I’ve created and added a page to the concepts section of the website. You can navigate to that page by clicking on the science menu button at the top of the screen, followed by clicking on the concepts tab and then select ‘Craters Created by Orbs’, or you can simply click on the image below.

Image by NASA/JPL/University of Arizona 

Cycles

Vortices

Vortices and Dimension Levels

Type Dimension Cycle Class Rota-tional State of Equilibrium
Level3 Fallback -4.75D to -4.25D 2nd Unknown no Unknown
Level2 Fallback -5.75D to -5.25D 2nd Unknown no Dye
Unknown -6.0D to -5.75D 1st Half a spiral Unknown
Electricity 6.0D <> -6.0D 1st EM Spiral yes –
Unknown 5.75D to 6.0D 1st Half a Spiral Unknown
Unknown 5.75D (CW<>CCW) 1st Outer Bridge Unknown
Unknown 5.75D 1st Exterior Tunnel Unknown
Unknown 5.75D 2nd Bell Unknown
Omega Ladder 5.25D to 5.75D 1st Ladder no Unknown
Omega Bridge 5.25D (Inw to Outw) 1st Inner Bridge no Unknown
Ultraduct 5.25D (Inw to Outw) 1st Interior Tunnel yes Unknown
Mirage 5.25D 2nd Disk no Silver
Scroll Ring 4.75D to 5.25D 1st Spiral yes Saturated Fat
Wake Belt 4.75D (CW<>CCW) 1st Outer Bridge no Slime
Bubble 4.75D 1st Exterior Tunnel no Soap
Tubular Ring 4.75D 2nd Bell yes Unknown
Aureole Belt 4.25D to 4.75D 1st Ladder no Unknown
Laminar Belt 4.25D (Inw to Outw) 1st Inner Bridge no Unsaturated Fat
Gyroduct 4.25D 1st Interior Tunnel yes Vulcanized Rubber
Capillion 4.25D 2nd Disk no Tin
Revolute 3.75D to 4.25D 1st Spiral yes Gelatin
Revodome 3.75D 2nd Bell yes Unknown
Cradle 3.75D 1st Exterior Tunnel no Chicle
Pilaster 3.75D (Outw to Inw) 1st Outer Bridge no Petroleum
Pylon 3.25D to 3.75D 1st Ladder no Unknown
Lentillion 3.25D 2nd Disk no Gallium
Exobar 3.25D 1st Outer Bridge no Pitch
Bulb 2.75D to 3.25D 1st Spiral no Air
Vessel 2.75D 2nd Bell no Unknown
Exoduct 2.75D 1st Exterior Tunnel no Natural Latex
Endobar 2.75D 1st Inner Bridge no Unknown
Amplicone 2.25D to 2.75D 1st Ladder no Dust
Mercury Belt 2.25D 2nd Disk yes Mercury
Troth 2.25D (CW<>CCW) 1st Outer Bridge Honey
Swirl 1.75D to 2.25D 1st Spiral yes Water
Unknown 1.75D 2nd Bell Unknown
Whirlpit 1.75D (Inw to Outw) 1st Exterior Tunnel yes Clay
Helibar 1.75D (Inw to Outw) 1st Inner Bridge yes Earth
Helicone 1.25D to 1.75D 1st Ladder yes Marl
Hyperbelt 1.25D 2nd Disk yes Unknown
Enexus 1.25D (CW<>CCW) 1st Outer Bridge no Resin
Disc 0.75D to 1.25D 1st Spiral yes Gypsum, Some Metals, Wood, Bone
Unknown 0.75D 2nd Bell Unknown
Helix Tunnel 0.75D 1st Exterior Tunnel yes Baked Clay
Monolith 0.75D (Inw to Outw) 1st Inner Bridge no Rock
Spire 0.25D to 0.75D 1st Ladder no Crystal
Unknown 0.25D 2nd Disk Titanium
Amberon (perhaps) 0.25D 1st Outer Bridge Amber
Hyperkone 0.0D to 0.25D 1st Half a Spiral yes Diamond (when angular)
Amberon (perhaps) ~0.0D 1st Exterior Tunnel Glass
Visible Light 0.0D 0 EM Spiral no –
Photosphere ~-0.0D -1st Exterior Tunnel no Unknown
Amplipole -0.25D to 0.0D -1st Half a Spiral no Unknown
Corona -0.75D to -0.25D -1st Ladder no Unknown
Sun Magnetic Field -1.25D to -0.75D -1st Spiral Unknown

Properties of High and Low Dimensionality

High dimensional  (Yin)Low dimensional  (Yang)
General CharacteristicsGeneral Characteristics
ExpandedContracted
LooseTight
Sensitive to external motionInsensitive to external motion
More projected fieldLess projected field
Number of dimensions being projected is higher than that of our human perception (greater than 3D). Thus complexity is concentrated over a smaller volume by projection.Number of dimensions being projected are lower than that of our human perception (lesser than 3D). Thus complexity is spread out over a larger volume by the projection.
More asymmetryMore symmetry
Slower movementFaster movement
Time runs slower (macrocyclic effect)Time runs faster (macrocyclic effect)
Vortex CharacteristicsVortex Characteristics
DiffusedFused
High number of meridiansLow number of meridians
Complex movementSimple movement
Less frictionMore friction
Long vortex lifespanShort vortex lifespan
CurvedAngular
Large scaleSmall scale
Wave CharacteristicsWave Characteristics
LooseTight
Slow propagationFast propagation
High frequency wavesLow frequency waves
Short wavelengthLong wavelength
Directional peripheral wavesSpherical peripheral waves
Short rangeLong range
Characteristics of MatterCharacteristics of Matter
LighterHeavier
SoftHard
IntangibleImpenetrable
Flexible / non-constrictedRigid / constricted
Less frictionMore friction
Higher compressibilityLower compressibility
High Reynolds numberLow Reynolds number

Direction of Movement

ContractionExpansion
Decrease in amount of field that is projected from the onefield (either by decrease in angle of projection, decrease of scale size, decrease of cycle number, or change of another property)Increase in amount of field that is projected from the onefield (either by increase in angle of projection, increase of scale size, increase of cycle number, or change of another property)
Peripheral movement from high end to low end of vorticesPeripheral movement from low end to high end of vortices
Tightning, hardeningLoosening, softening
Increase in velocityDecrease in velocity
Fusion of peripheral movementsDiffusion of peripheral movements
Pulling forcePushing force
Acceleration of timeDeceleration of time

Properties

Sequence