The Big Bang

• Summary of the Ball-of-Light Particle Model form of the Big Bang
• The Big Bang (According to the Ball-of-Light Particle Model)
• The explosion (decay) of "Mega-Galaxies" (GRBs)
• Large Scale Harmonics

Astrophysics

• Spectroscopy

Galaxies

• Animation of Exploding Galaxy According to the Ball-of-Light Particle Model

Galaxy Formation

• Galaxy Formation --1
• Galaxy Formation -- 2
• Galaxy Formation -- Page 3
• Galaxy Formation -- Page 4
• The No Hydrogen Zone of M81
• Where's the Dust? -- Page 1
• Where's the Dust? -- Page 2
• The Cartwheel Galaxy
• The explosion (decay) of galaxies
• Gamma Ray Bursts
• The Milky Way Galaxy's Gamma Ray Halo
• Radio Galaxies

Gravity

• The Missing Mass of the Universe and Dark Matter

Black Holes

• Black Hole Intro

Quasars

• Quasars

Wolf-Rayets

• Wolf-Rayets

Stars

• See A New Sun
• Variable Stars

Sunspots

• See A New Sun

Planetary Nebulae

• Planetary Nebulae 1
• Planetary Nebulae 2
• Planetary Nebulae 3
• Eta Carinae -- a key example of the Ball-of-Light Particle Model
• A Large Ball-of-Light Inducing a Small Ball-of-Light
• Induction off of a Ball-of-Light's Poles
• Induction off of a Ball-of-Light's Pole
• QuickTime Animation of Solar Impact
• SS433 (A decaying ball-of-light)
• Ansae
• The Towers of M16
• The Cone Nebula
• Examples of stellar objects that fit the induction theory of the Ball-of-Light Particle Model
• Implication of the Ball-of-Light Particle Model for "Stable" Stars
• Implication for nonstable stars
• The effects of the harmonic and nonharmonic fields sweeping over the cores of stars
• The Pistol Star
• Planetary Nebula vs. New Fusion Reactor Designs
• Variable Stars
• Helix Nebula

Novas

• Novas
• Superflares
• Variable Stars

Supernova

• Supernova
• Cassiopeia A
  

White Dwarfs

• White Dwarfs

Pulsars

• Pulsars
• The Crab Nebula
• Variable Stars

Planet Formation

• Planet Formation
• Planet Orbits & Zone of Habitability
• Jupiter
• Saturn
• Europa's Ice Cracks
• Mid-Oceanic Ridges

Light and Radiation

• Thermal vs. Nonthermal Radiation

Predictions for Astronomy

• More predictions from the Ball-of-Light Particle Model