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Paper 41
Physical Aspects of the Local Universe
41:0.1 The characteristic space phenomenon which sets off each
local creation from all others is the presence of the Creative
Spirit. All Nebadon is certainly pervaded by the space presence
of the Divine Minister of Salvington, and such presence just
as certainly terminates at the outer borders of our local universe.
That which is pervaded by our local universe Mother Spirit is
Nebadon; that which extends beyond her space presence is outside
Nebadon, being the extra-Nebadon space regions of the superuniverse
of Orvonton-other local universes.
41:0.2 While the administrative organization of the grand universe
discloses a clear-cut division between the governments of the
central, super-, and local universes, and while these divisions
are astronomically paralleled in the space separation of Havona
and the seven superuniverses, no such clear lines of physical
demarcation set off the local creations. Even the major and
minor sectors of Orvonton are (to us) clearly distinguishable,
but it is not so easy to identify the physical boundaries of
the local universes. This is because these local creations are
administratively organized in accordance with certain creative
principles governing the segmentation of the total energy charge
of a superuniverse, whereas their physical components, the spheres
of space¡ªsuns, dark islands, planets, etc.¡ªtake origin primarily
from nebulae, and these make their astronomical appearance in
accordance with certain precreative (transcendental) plans of
the Architects of the Master Universe.
41:0.3 One or more-even many-such nebulae may be encompassed
within the domain of a single local universe even as Nebadon
was physically assembled out of the stellar and planetary progeny
of Andronover and other nebulae. The spheres of Nebadon are
of diverse nebular ancestry, but they all had a certain minimum
commonness of space motion which was so adjusted by the intelligent
efforts of the power directors as to produce our present aggregation
of space bodies, which travel along together as a contiguous
unit over the orbits of the superuniverse.
41:0.4 Such is the constitution of the local star cloud of Nebadon,
which today swings in an increasingly settled orbit about the
Sagittarius center of that minor sector of Orvonton to which
our local creation belongs.
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1. The Nebadon
Power Centers
41:1.1 The spiral and other nebulae, the
mother wheels of the spheres of space, are initiated by Paradise
force organizers; and following nebular evolution of gravity
response, they are superseded in superuniverse function by the
power centers and physical controllers, who thereupon assume
full responsibility for directing the physical evolution of
the ensuing generations of stellar and planetary offspring.
This physical supervision of the Nebadon preuniverse was, upon
the arrival of our Creator Son, immediately co-ordinated with
his plan for universe organization. Within the domain of this
Paradise Son of God the Supreme Power Centers and the Master
Physical Controllers collaborated with the later appearing Morontia
Power Supervisors and others to produce that vast complex of
communication lines, energy circuits, and power lanes which
firmly bind the manifold space bodies of Nebadon into one integrated
administrative unit.
41:1.2 One hundred Supreme Power Centers of the fourth order
are permanently assigned to our local universe. These beings
receive the incoming lines of power from the third-order centers
of Uversa and relay the down-stepped and modified circuits to
the power centers of our constellations and systems. These power
centers, in association, function to produce the living system
of control and equalization which operates to maintain the balance
and distribution of otherwise fluctuating and variable energies.
Power centers are not, however, concerned with transient and
local energy upheavals, such as sun spots and system electric
disturbances; light and electricity are not the basic energies
of space; they are secondary and subsidiary manifestations.
41:1.3 The one hundred local universe centers are stationed
on Salvington, where they function at the exact energy center
of that sphere. Architectural spheres, such as Salvington, Edentia,
and Jerusem, are lighted, heated, and energized by methods which
make them quite independent of the suns of space. These spheres
were constructed¡ªmade to order¡ªby the power centers and physical
controllers and were designed to exert a powerful influence
over energy distribution. Basing their activities on such focal
points of energy control, the power centers, by their living
presences, directionize and channelize the physical energies
of space. And these energy circuits are basic to all physical-material
and morontia-spiritual phenomena.
41:1.4 Ten Supreme Power Centers of the fifth order are assigned
to each of Nebadon's primary subdivisions, the one hundred constellations.
In Norlatiadek, your constellation, they are not stationed on
the headquarters sphere but are situated at the center of the
enormous stellar system which constitutes the physical core
of the constellation. On Edentia there are ten associated mechanical
controllers and ten frandalanks who are in perfect and constant
liaison with the near-by power centers.
41:1.5 One Supreme Power Center of the sixth order is stationed
at the exact gravity focus of each local system. In the system
of Satania the assigned power center occupies a dark island
of space located at the astronomic center of the system. Many
of these dark islands are vast dynamos which mobilize and directionize
certain space-energies, and these natural circumstances are
effectively utilized by the Satania Power Center, whose living
mass functions as a liaison with the higher centers, directing
the streams of more materialized power to the Master Physical
Controllers on the evolutionary planets of space.
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2. The Satania
Physical Controllers
41:2.1 While the Master Physical Controllers
serve with the power centers throughout the grand universe,
their functions in a local system, such as Satania, are more
easy of comprehension. Satania is one of one hundred local systems
which make up the administrative organization of the constellation
of Norlatiadek, having as immediate neighbors the systems of
Sandmatia, Assuntia, Porogia, Sortoria, Rantulia, and Glantonia.
The Norlatiadek systems differ in many respects, but all are
evolutionary and progressive, very much like Satania.
41:2.2 Satania itself is composed of over seven thousand astronomical
groups, or physical systems, few of which had an origin similar
to that of your solar system. The astronomic center of Satania
is an enormous dark island of space which, with its attendant
spheres, is situated not far from the headquarters of the system
government.
41:2.3 Except for the presence of the assigned power center,
the supervision of the entire physical-energy system of Satania
is centered on Jerusem. A Master Physical Controller, stationed
on this headquarters sphere, works in co-ordination with the
system power center, serving as liaison chief of the power inspectors
headquartered on Jerusem and functioning throughout the local
system.
41:2.4 The circuitizing and channelizing of energy is supervised
by the five hundred thousand living and intelligent energy manipulators
scattered throughout Satania. Through the action of such physical
controllers the supervising power centers are in complete and
perfect control of a majority of the basic energies of space,
including the emanations of highly heated orbs and the dark
energy-charged spheres. This group of living entities can mobilize,
transform, transmute, manipulate, and transmit nearly all of
the physical energies of organized space.
41:2.5 Life has inherent capacity for the mobilization and transmutation
of universal energy. You are familiar with the action of vegetable
life in transforming the material energy of light into the varied
manifestations of the vegetable kingdom. You also know something
of the method whereby this vegetative energy can be converted
into the phenomena of animal activities, but you know practically
nothing of the technique of the power directors and the physical
controllers, who are endowed with ability to mobilize, transform,
directionize, and concentrate the manifold energies of space.
41:2.6 These beings of the energy realms do not directly concern
themselves with energy as a component factor of living creatures,
not even with the domain of physiological chemistry. They are
sometimes concerned with the physical preliminaries of life,
with the elaboration of those energy systems which may serve
as the physical vehicles for the living energies of elementary
material organisms. In a way the physical controllers are related
to the preliving manifestations of material energy as the adjutant
mind-spirits are concerned with the prespiritual functions of
material mind.
41:2.7 These intelligent creatures of power control and energy
direction must adjust their technique on each sphere in accordance
with the physical constitution and architecture of that planet.
They unfailingly utilize the calculations and deductions of
their respective staffs of physicists and other technical advisers
regarding the local influence of highly heated suns and other
types of supercharged stars. Even the enormous cold and dark
giants of space and the swarming clouds of star dust must be
reckoned with; all of these material things are concerned in
the practical problems of energy manipulation.
41:2.8 The power-energy supervision of the evolutionary inhabited
worlds is the responsibility of the Master Physical Controllers,
but these beings are not responsible for all energy misbehavior
on Urantia. There are a number of reasons for such disturbances,
some of which are beyond the domain and control of the physical
custodians. Urantia is in the lines of tremendous energies,
a small planet in the circuit of enormous masses, and the local
controllers sometimes employ enormous numbers of their order
in an effort to equalize these lines of energy. They do fairly
well with regard to the physical circuits of Satania but have
trouble insulating against the powerful Norlatiadek currents.
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3. Our Starry
Associates
41:3.1 There are upward of two thousand
brilliant suns pouring forth light and energy in Satania, and
your own sun is an average blazing orb. Of the thirty suns nearest
yours, only three are brighter. The Universe Power Directors
initiate the specialized currents of energy which play between
the individual stars and their respective systems. These solar
furnaces, together with the dark giants of space, serve the
power centers and physical controllers as way stations for the
effective concentrating and directionizing of the energy circuits
of the material creations.
41:3.2 The suns of Nebadon are not unlike those of other universes.
The material composition of all suns, dark islands, planets,
and satellites, even meteors, is quite identical. These suns
have an average diameter of about one million miles, that of
your own solar orb being slightly less. The largest star in
the universe, the stellar cloud Antares, is four hundred and
fifty times the diameter of your sun and is sixty million times
its volume. But there is abundant space to accommodate all of
these enormous suns. They have just as much comparative elbow
room in space as one dozen oranges would have if they were circulating
about throughout the interior of Urantia, and were the planet
a hollow globe.
41:3.3 When suns that are too large are thrown off a nebular
mother wheel, they soon break up or form double stars. All suns
are originally truly gaseous, though they may later transiently
exist in a semiliquid state. When your sun attained this quasi-liquid
state of supergas pressure, it was not sufficiently large to
split equatorially, this being one type of double star formation.
41:3.4 When less than one tenth the size of your sun, these
fiery spheres rapidly contract, condense, and cool. When upwards
of thirty times its size-rather thirty times the gross content
of actual material-suns readily split into two separate bodies,
either becoming the centers of new systems or else remaining
in each other's gravity grasp and revolving about a common center
as one type of double star.
41:3.5 The most recent of the major cosmic eruptions in Orvonton
was the extraordinary double star explosion, the light of which
reached Urantia in A.D. 1572. This conflagration was so intense
that the explosion was clearly visible in broad daylight.
41:3.6 Not all stars are solid, but many of the older ones are.
Some of the reddish, faintly glimmering stars have acquired
a density at the center of their enormous masses which would
be expressed by saying that one cubic inch of such a star, if
on Urantia, would weigh six thousand pounds. The enormous pressure,
accompanied by loss of heat and circulating energy, has resulted
in bringing the orbits of the basic material units closer and
closer together until they now closely approach the status of
electronic condensation. This process of cooling and contraction
may continue to the limiting and critical explosion point of
ultimatonic condensation.
41:3.7 Most of the giant suns are relatively young; most of
the dwarf stars are old, but not all. The collisional dwarfs
may be very young and may glow with an intense white light,
never having known an initial red stage of youthful shining.
Both very young and very old suns usually shine with a reddish
glow. The yellow tinge indicates moderate youth or approaching
old age, but the brilliant white light signifies robust and
extended adult life.
41:3.8 While all adolescent suns do not pass through a pulsating
stage, at least not visibly, when looking out into space you
may observe many of these younger stars whose gigantic respiratory
heaves require from two to seven days to complete a cycle. Your
own sun still carries a diminishing legacy of the mighty upswellings
of its younger days, but the period has lengthened from the
former three and one-half day pulsations to the present eleven
and one-half year sunspot cycles.
41:3.9 Stellar variables have numerous origins. In some double
stars the tides caused by rapidly changing distances as the
two bodies swing around their orbits also occasion periodic
fluctuations of light. These gravity variations produce regular
and recurrent flares, just as the capture of meteors by the
accretion of energy-material at the surface would result in
a comparatively sudden flash of light which would speedily recede
to normal brightness for that sun. Sometimes a sun will capture
a stream of meteors in a line of lessened gravity opposition,
and occasionally collisions cause stellar flare-ups, but the
majority of such phenomena are wholly due to internal fluctuations.
41:3.10 In one group of variable stars the period of light fluctuation
is directly dependent on luminosity, and knowledge of this fact
enables astronomers to utilize such suns as universe lighthouses
or accurate measuring points for the further exploration of
distant star clusters. By this technique it is possible to measure
stellar distances most precisely up to more than one million
light-years. Better methods of space measurement and improved
telescopic technique will sometime more fully disclose the ten
grand divisions of the superuniverse of Orvonton; you will at
least recognize eight of these immense sectors as enormous and
fairly symmetrical star clusters.
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4. Sun Density
41:4.1 The mass of your sun is slightly
greater than the estimate of your physicists, who have reckoned
it as about two octillion (2 x 10 27 ) tons. It now exists about
halfway between the most dense and the most diffuse stars, having
about one and one-half times the density of water. But your
sun is neither a liquid nor a solid-it is gaseous-and this is
true notwithstanding the difficulty of explaining how gaseous
matter can attain this and even much greater densities.
41:4.2 Gaseous, liquid, and solid states are matters of atomic-molecular
relationships, but density is a relationship of space and mass.
Density varies directly with the quantity of mass in space and
inversely with the amount of space in mass, the space between
the central cores of matter and the particles which whirl around
these centers as well as the space within such material particles.
41:4.3 Cooling stars can be physically gaseous and tremendously
dense at the same time. You are not familiar with the solar
supergases, but these and other unusual forms of matter explain
how even nonsolid suns can attain a density equal to iron-about
the same as Urantia¡ªand yet be in a highly heated gaseous state
and continue to function as suns. The atoms in these dense supergases
are exceptionally small; they contain few electrons. Such suns
have also largely lost their free ultimatonic stores of energy.
41:4.4 One of your near-by suns, which started life with about
the same mass as yours, has now contracted almost to the size
of Urantia, having become sixty thousand times as dense as your
sun. The weight of this hot-cold gaseous-solid is about one
ton per cubic inch. And still this sun shines with a faint reddish
glow, the senile glimmer of a dying monarch of light.
41:4.5 Most of the suns, however, are not so dense. One of your
nearer neighbors has a density exactly equal to that of your
atmosphere at sea level. If you were in the interior of this
sun, you would be unable to discern anything. And temperature
permitting, you could penetrate the majority of the suns which
twinkle in the night sky and notice no more matter than you
perceive in the air of your earthly living rooms.
41:4.6 The massive sun of Veluntia, one of the largest in Orvonton,
has a density only one one-thousandth that of Urantia's atmosphere.
Were it in composition similar to your atmosphere and not superheated,
it would be such a vacuum that human beings would speedily suffocate
if they were in or on it.
41:4.7 Another of the Orvonton giants now has a surface temperature
a trifle under three thousand degrees. Its diameter is over
three hundred million miles¡ªample room to accommodate your sun
and the present orbit of the earth. And yet, for all this enormous
size, over forty million times that of your sun, its mass is
only about thirty times greater. These enormous suns have an
extending fringe that reaches almost from one to the other.
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5. Solar
Radiation
41:5.1 That the suns of space are not very
dense is proved by the steady streams of escaping light-energies.
Too great a density would retain light by opacity until the
light-energy pressure reached the explosion point. There is
a tremendous light or gas pressure within a sun to cause it
to shoot forth such a stream of energy as to penetrate space
for millions upon millions of miles to energize, light, and
heat the distant planets. Fifteen feet of surface of the density
of Urantia would effectually prevent the escape of all X rays
and light-energies from a sun until the rising internal pressure
of accumulating energies resulting from atomic dismemberment
overcame gravity with a tremendous outward explosion.
41:5.2 Light, in the presence of the propulsive gases, is highly
explosive when confined at high temperatures by opaque retaining
walls. Light is real. As you value energy and power on your
world, sunlight would be economical at a million dollars a pound.
41:5.3 The interior of your sun is a vast X-ray generator. The
suns are supported from within by the incessant bombardment
of these mighty emanations.
41:5.4 It requires more than one-half million years for an X-ray-stimulated
electron to work its way from the very center of an average
sun up to the solar surface, whence it starts out on its space
adventure, maybe to warm an inhabited planet, to be captured
by a meteor, to participate in the birth of an atom, to be attracted
by a highly charged dark island of space, or to find its space
flight terminated by a final plunge into the surface of a sun
similar to the one of its origin.
41:5.5 The X rays of a sun's interior charge the highly heated
and agitated electrons with sufficient energy to carry them
out through space, past the hosts of detaining influences of
intervening matter and, in spite of divergent gravity attractions,
on to the distant spheres of the remote systems. The great energy
of velocity required to escape the gravity clutch of a sun is
sufficient to insure that the sunbeam will travel on with unabated
velocity until it encounters considerable masses of matter;
whereupon it is quickly transformed into heat with the liberation
of other energies.
41:5.6 Energy, whether as light or in other forms, in its flight
through space moves straight forward. The actual particles of
material existence traverse space like a fusillade. They go
in a straight and unbroken line or procession except as they
are acted on by superior forces, and except as they ever obey
the linear-gravity pull inherent in material mass and the circular-gravity
presence of the Isle of Paradise.
41:5.7 Solar energy may seem to be propelled in waves, but that
is due to the action of coexistent and diverse influences. A
given form of organized energy does not proceed in waves but
in direct lines. The presence of a second or a third form of
force-energy may cause the stream under observation to appear
to travel in wavy formation, just as, in a blinding rainstorm
accompanied by a heavy wind, the water sometimes appears to
fall in sheets or to descend in waves. The raindrops are coming
down in a direct line of unbroken procession, but the action
of the wind is such as to give the visible appearance of sheets
of water and waves of raindrops.
41:5.8 The action of certain secondary and other undiscovered
energies present in the space regions of your local universe
is such that solar-light emanations appear to execute certain
wavy phenomena as well as to be chopped up into infinitesimal
portions of definite length and weight. And, practically considered,
that is exactly what happens. You can hardly hope to arrive
at a better understanding of the behavior of light until such
a time as you acquire a clearer concept of the interaction and
interrelationship of the various space-forces and solar energies
operating in the space regions of Nebadon. Your present confusion
is also due to your incomplete grasp of this problem as it involves
the interassociated activities of the personal and nonpersonal
control of the master universe-the presences, the performances,
and the co-ordination of the Conjoint Actor and the Unqualified
Absolute.
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6. Calcium¡ªThe
Wanderer of Space
41:6.1 In deciphering spectral phenomena,
it should be remembered that space is not empty; that light,
in traversing space, is sometimes slightly modified by the various
forms of energy and matter which circulate in all organized
space. Some of the lines indicating unknown matter which appear
in the spectra of your sun are due to modifications of well-known
elements which are floating throughout space in shattered form,
the atomic casualties of the fierce encounters of the solar
elemental battles. Space is pervaded by these wandering derelicts,
especially sodium and calcium.
41:6.2 Calcium is, in fact, the chief element of the matter-permeation
of space throughout Orvonton. Our whole superuniverse is sprinkled
with minutely pulverized stone. Stone is literally the basic
building matter for the planets and spheres of space. The cosmic
cloud, the great space blanket, consists for the most part of
the modified atoms of calcium. The stone atom is one of the
most prevalent and persistent of the elements. It not only endures
solar ionization-splitting-but persists in an associative identity
even after it has been battered by the destructive X rays and
shattered by the high solar temperatures. Calcium possesses
an individuality and a longevity excelling all of the more common
forms of matter.
41:6.3 As your physicists have suspected, these mutilated remnants
of solar calcium literally ride the light beams for varied distances,
and thus their widespread dissemination throughout space is
tremendously facilitated. The sodium atom, under certain modifications,
is also capable of light and energy locomotion. The calcium
feat is all the more remarkable since this element has almost
twice the mass of sodium. Local space-permeation by calcium
is due to the fact that it escapes from the solar photosphere,
in modified form, by literally riding the outgoing sunbeams.
Of all the solar elements, calcium, notwithstanding its comparative
bulk-containing as it does twenty revolving electrons¡ªis the
most successful in escaping from the solar interior to the realms
of space. This explains why there is a calcium layer, a gaseous
stone surface, on the sun six thousand miles thick; and this
despite the fact that nineteen lighter elements, and numerous
heavier ones, are underneath.
41:6.4 Calcium is an active and versatile element at solar temperatures.
The stone atom has two agile and loosely attached electrons
in the two outer electronic circuits, which are very close together.
Early in the atomic struggle it loses its outer electron; whereupon
it engages in a masterful act of juggling the nineteenth electron
back and forth between the nineteenth and twentieth circuits
of electronic revolution. By tossing this nineteenth electron
back and forth between its own orbit and that of its lost companion
more than twenty-five thousand times a second, a mutilated stone
atom is able partially to defy gravity and thus successfully
to ride the emerging streams of light and energy, the sunbeams,
to liberty and adventure. This calcium atom moves outward by
alternate jerks of forward propulsion, grasping and letting
go the sunbeam about twenty-five thousand times each second.
And this is why stone is the chief component of the worlds of
space. Calcium is the most expert solar-prison escaper.
41:6.5 The agility of this acrobatic calcium electron is indicated
by the fact that, when tossed by the temperature-X-ray solar
forces to the circle of the higher orbit, it only remains in
that orbit for about one one-millionth of a second; but before
the electric-gravity power of the atomic nucleus pulls it back
into its old orbit, it is able to complete one million revolutions
about the atomic center.
41:6.6 Your sun has parted with an enormous quantity of its
calcium, having lost tremendous amounts during the times of
its convulsive eruptions in connection with the formation of
the solar system. Much of the solar calcium is now in the outer
crust of the sun.
41:6.7 It should be remembered that spectral analyses show only
sun-surface compositions. For example: Solar spectra exhibit
many iron lines, but iron is not the chief element in the sun.
This phenomenon is almost wholly due to the present temperature
of the sun's surface, a little less than 6,000 degrees, this
temperature being very favorable to the registry of the iron
spectrum.
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7. Sources
of Solar Energy
41:7.1 The internal temperature of many
of the suns, even your own, is much higher than is commonly
believed. In the interior of a sun practically no whole atoms
exist; they are all more or less shattered by the intensive
X-ray bombardment which is indigenous to such high temperatures.
Regardless of what material elements may appear in the outer
layers of a sun, those in the interior are rendered very similar
by the dissociative action of the disruptive X rays. X ray is
the great leveler of atomic existence.
41:7.2 The surface temperature of your sun is almost 6,000 degrees,
but it rapidly increases as the interior is penetrated until
it attains the unbelievable height of about 35,000,000 degrees
in the central regions. (All of these temperatures refer to
your Fahrenheit scale.)
41:7.3 All of these phenomena are indicative of enormous energy
expenditure, and the sources of solar energy, named in the order
of their importance, are:
41:7.4.1. Annihilation of atoms and, eventually, of electrons.
41:7.5.2. Transmutation of elements, including the radioactive
group of energies thus liberated.
41:7.6.3. The accumulation and transmission of certain universal
space-energies.
41:7.7.4. Space matter and meteors which are incessantly diving
into the blazing suns.
41:7.8.5. Solar contraction; the cooling and consequent contraction
of a sun yields energy and heat sometimes greater than that
supplied by space matter.
41:7.9.6. Gravity action at high temperatures transforms certain
circuitized power into radiative energies.
41:7.10.7. Recaptive light and other matter which are drawn
back into the sun after having left it, together with other
energies having extrasolar origin.
41:7.11 There exists a regulating blanket of hot gases (sometimes
millions of degrees in temperature) which envelops the suns,
and which acts to stabilize heat loss and otherwise prevent
hazardous fluctuations of heat dissipation. During the active
life of a sun the internal temperature of 35,000,000 degrees
remains about the same quite regardless of the progressive fall
of the external temperature.
41:7.12 You might try to visualize 35,000,000 degrees of heat,
in association with certain gravity pressures, as the electronic
boiling point. Under such pressure and at such temperature all
atoms are degraded and broken up into their electronic and other
ancestral components; even the electrons and other associations
of ultimatons may be broken up, but the suns are not able to
degrade the ultimatons.
41:7.13 These solar temperatures operate to enormously speed
up the ultimatons and the electrons, at least such of the latter
as continue to maintain their existence under these conditions.
You will realize what high temperature means by way of the acceleration
of ultimatonic and electronic activities when you pause to consider
that one drop of ordinary water contains over one billion trillions
of atoms. This is the energy of more than one hundred horsepower
exerted continuously for two years. The total heat now given
out by the solar system sun each second is sufficient to boil
all the water in all the oceans on Urantia in just one second
of time.
41:7.14 Only those suns which function in the direct channels
of the main streams of universe energy can shine on forever.
Such solar furnaces blaze on indefinitely, being able to replenish
their material losses by the intake of space-force and analogous
circulating energy. But stars far removed from these chief channels
of recharging are destined to undergo energy depletion-gradually
cool off and eventually burn out.
41:7.15 Such dead or dying suns can be rejuvenated by collisional
impact or can be recharged by certain nonluminous energy islands
of space or through gravity-robbery of near-by smaller suns
or systems. The majority of dead suns will experience revivification
by these or other evolutionary techniques. Those which are not
thus eventually recharged are destined to undergo disruption
by mass explosion when the gravity condensation attains the
critical level of ultimatonic condensation of energy pressure.
Such disappearing suns thus become energy of the rarest form,
admirably adapted to energize other more favorably situated
suns.
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ÅÂ¾ç ¿¡³ÊÁö ¹ÝÀÀ
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41:8.3 (464.5) Å« ž硪ÀÛÀº µÕ±×·± ¼º¿î¡ª¿¡¼, ¼ö¼Ò°¡ ¼Ò¸ðµÇ°í ÀηÂÀ¸·Î ÀÎÇÑ ¼öÃàÀÌ µû¸¦ ¶§,
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41:8.4 (464.6) ÀϹÝÀûÀ¸·Î, ±¤´ëÇÏ°Ô ¹°ÁúÀÌ ºÐÃâµÈ °ÍÀº ½Ä¾î °¡´Â ³²Àº ÅÂ¾ç ±Ùó¿¡, ¹æ´ëÇÑ ¼º¿î
°¡½ºÀÇ ±¸¸§À¸·Î¼ °è¼Ó Á¸ÀçÇÑ´Ù. ÀÌ ¸ðµç °ÍÀÌ, °Ô ¼º¿î°ú °°Àº ¿©·¯ Á¾·ùÀÇ ºÒ±ÔÄ¢ÇÑ ¼º¿îÀÇ ±â¿øÀ» ¼³¸íÇϴµ¥,
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ÀÖ´Â º°À̶ó´Â °ÍÀ» º¸¿©ÁØ´Ù.
°¢ÁÖ[4] 41:8.3 ¼º¿î : Áö±ÝÀº ÀºÇÏ·Î ºÎ¸¥´Ù.
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8. Solar-Energy Reactions
41:8.1 In those suns which are encircuited
in the space-energy channels, solar energy is liberated by various
complex nuclear-reaction chains, the most common of which is
the hydrogen-carbon-helium reaction. In this metamorphosis,
carbon acts as an energy catalyst since it is in no way actually
changed by this process of converting hydrogen into helium.
Under certain conditions of high temperature the hydrogen penetrates
the carbon nuclei. Since the carbon cannot hold more than four
such protons, when this saturation state is attained, it begins
to emit protons as fast as new ones arrive. In this reaction
the ingoing hydrogen particles come forth as a helium atom.
41:8.2 Reduction of hydrogen content increases the luminosity
of a sun. In the suns destined to burn out, the height of luminosity
is attained at the point of hydrogen exhaustion. Subsequent
to this point, brilliance is maintained by the resultant process
of gravity contraction. Eventually, such a star will become
a so-called white dwarf, a highly condensed sphere.
41:8.3 In large suns-small circular nebulae-when hydrogen is
exhausted and gravity contraction ensues, if such a body is
not sufficiently opaque to retain the internal pressure of support
for the outer gas regions, then a sudden collapse occurs. The
gravity-electric changes give origin to vast quantities of tiny
particles devoid of electric potential, and such particles readily
escape from the solar interior, thus bringing about the collapse
of a gigantic sun within a few days. It was such an emigration
of these "runaway particles" that occasioned the collapse
of the giant nova of the Andromeda nebula about fifty years
ago. This vast stellar body collapsed in forty minutes of Urantia
time.
41:8.4 As a rule, the vast extrusion of matter continues to
exist about the residual cooling sun as extensive clouds of
nebular gases. And all this explains the origin of many types
of irregular nebulae, such as the Crab nebula, which had its
origin about nine hundred years ago, and which still exhibits
the mother sphere as a lone star near the center of this irregular
nebular mass.
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žçÀÇ ¾ÈÁ¤¼º
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Å« žçÀº °æ·ÃÀ¸·Î °íµ¿Ä¡±â ½ÃÀÛÇÑ´Ù.
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9. Sun Stability
41:9.1 The larger suns maintain such a gravity
control over their electrons that light escapes only with the
aid of the powerful X rays. These helper rays penetrate all
space and are concerned in the maintenance of the basic ultimatonic
associations of energy. The great energy losses in the early
days of a sun, subsequent to its attainment of maximum temperature-upwards
of 35,000,000 degrees-are not so much due to light escape as
to ultimatonic leakage. These ultimaton energies escape out
into space, to engage in the adventure of electronic association
and energy materialization, as a veritable energy blast during
adolescent solar times.
41:9.2 Atoms and electrons are subject to gravity. The ultimatons
are not subject to local gravity, the interplay of material
attraction, but they are fully obedient to absolute or Paradise
gravity, to the trend, the swing, of the universal and eternal
circle of the universe of universes. Ultimatonic energy does
not obey the linear or direct gravity attraction of near-by
or remote material masses, but it does ever swing true to the
circuit of the great ellipse of the far-flung creation.
41:9.3 Your own solar center radiates almost one hundred billion
tons of actual matter annually, while the giant suns lose matter
at a prodigious rate during their earlier growth, the first
billion years. A sun's life becomes stable after the maximum
of internal temperature is reached, and the subatomic energies
begin to be released. And it is just at this critical point
that the larger suns are given to convulsive pulsations.
41:9.4 Sun stability is wholly dependent on the equilibrium
between gravity-heat contention-tremendous pressures counterbalanced
by unimagined temperatures. The interior gas elasticity of the
suns upholds the overlying layers of varied materials, and when
gravity and heat are in equilibrium, the weight of the outer
materials exactly equals the temperature pressure of the underlying
and interior gases. In many of the younger stars continued gravity
condensation produces ever-heightening internal temperatures,
and as internal heat increases, the interior X-ray pressure
of supergas winds becomes so great that, in connection with
the centrifugal motion, a sun begins to throw its exterior layers
off into space, thus redressing the imbalance between gravity
and heat.
41:9.5 Your own sun has long since attained relative equilibrium
between its expansion and contraction cycles, those disturbances
which produce the gigantic pulsations of many of the younger
stars. Your sun is now passing out of its six billionth year.
At the present time it is functioning through the period of
greatest economy. It will shine on as of present efficiency
for more than twenty-five billion years. It will probably experience
a partially efficient period of decline as long as the combined
periods of its youth and stabilized function.
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10. Origin
of Inhabited Worlds
41:10.1 Some of the variable stars, in or
near the state of maximum pulsation, are in process of giving
origin to subsidiary systems, many of which will eventually
be much like your own sun and its revolving planets. Your sun
was in just such a state of mighty pulsation when the massive
Angona system swung into near approach, and the outer surface
of the sun began to erupt veritable streams-continuous sheets-of
matter. This kept up with ever-increasing violence until nearest
apposition, when the limits of solar cohesion were reached and
a vast pinnacle of matter, the ancestor of the solar system,
was disgorged. In similar circumstances the closest approach
of the attracting body sometimes draws off whole planets, even
a quarter or third of a sun. These major extrusions form certain
peculiar cloud-bound types of worlds, spheres much like Jupiter
and Saturn.
41:10.2 The majority of solar systems, however, had an origin
entirely different from yours, and this is true even of those
which were produced by gravity-tidal technique. But no matter
what technique of world building obtains, gravity always produces
the solar system type of creation; that is, a central sun or
dark island with planets, satellites, subsatellites, and meteors.
41:10.3 The physical aspects of the individual worlds are largely
determined by mode of origin, astronomical situation, and physical
environment. Age, size, rate of revolution, and velocity through
space are also determining factors. Both the gas-contraction
and the solid-accretion worlds are characterized by mountains
and, during their earlier life, when not too small, by water
and air. The molten-split and collisional worlds are sometimes
without extensive mountain ranges.
41:10.4 During the earlier ages of all these new worlds, earthquakes
are frequent, and they are all characterized by great physical
disturbances; especially is this true of the gas-contraction
spheres, the worlds born of the immense nebular rings which
are left behind in the wake of the early condensation and contraction
of certain individual suns. Planets having a dual origin like
Urantia pass through a less violent and stormy youthful career.
Even so, your world experienced an early phase of mighty upheavals,
characterized by volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, and terrific
storms.
41:10.5 Urantia is comparatively isolated on the outskirts of
Satania, your solar system, with one exception, being the farthest
removed from Jerusem, while Satania itself is next to the outermost
system of Norlatiadek, and this constellation is now traversing
the outer fringe of Nebadon. You were truly among the least
of all creation until Michael's bestowal elevated your planet
to a position of honor and great universe interest. Sometimes
the last is first, while truly the least becomes greatest.
41:10.6 [Presented by an Archangel in collaboration with the
Chief of Nebadon Power Centers.]
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