Q Filament EM Spectral Sensing by KatesFriend
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ENCYCLOPEDIA GALACTICA Edition 428193 - Earth English
Definition: 'Q Filament EM Spectral Sensing'
Q Filament EM Spectral Sensing is the Language English1 name for an astronomical technique used to capture electromagnetic (EM) radiation from remote regions of space. This technique relies on a variety of low mass cosmic string called a Q filament2. These strings can be induced to vibrate using alternating magnetic fields of attainable strength - commonly eight (8) to ten (10) thousand (103) Tesla3. The oscillation creates harmonic resonance along the length of the string resulting in a series of wave nodes or 'target nodes'. Where these target nodes form, local EM radiation can be captured and propagated to other nodes along the string. The greater the harmonics, the greater the number of nodes and the further along the string a node may form from place of induction. The maximum sampling range for this technique is known to be approximately 4250 light years4.
The benefit of this technique is akin to shorting the spacial distances that exist between nodes on the vibrating Q filament. Distant objects can be directly and immediately observed through a nearby target node as if the observer (actually located at the induction or an observation node) were virtually located within the local space of the object or phenomena of interest.
Longest wavelength a target node may capture is four (4) times the node's amplitude or less. For example, a node amplitude of three (3) microns (10-6 metres) can capture infrared, visible and ultra violet spectra. In order to capture longer microwaves, the amplitude would need to be of the order of four (4) thousand (103) microns.
In principal, small amounts of matter may also enter target nodes provided they are smaller than the long wavelength limit. However, the gravitational influence of material, however small, causes target nodes to become unstable or collapse. Thus spectral sensing can only create nodes in areas of high vacuum - 10-5 Pa or less. Forming nodes within the body of a planet or even its atmosphere is not technically feasible.
Shortest wavelengths to propagate through the Q filament are determined by the radiation's rate of attenuation through the string. This depends upon the node separation between the target and observation node. Higher photon energies create greater attenuation. X-ray through cosmic ray radiation attenuates after a two (2) to three (3) nodes, ultra-violet after forty (40) nodes and visible red after 750 nodes.
The principal of EM spectral sensing is also utilized to transmit information between star systems. EM communication (usually microwaves) may enter a target node to be carried to other target nodes on the Q filament. There, it is radiated into local space reducing message latency from years to as little as hours.
In the study of objects and phenomena beyond the technological reach of a specific civilization5, spectral sensing using Q filaments is a common and useful tool. Indeed, it is often the first practical mechanism for interstellar observation and communication. As a result, is it through this technique that young civilizations establish their first contact with other civilizations of the Community6. Often by accident, as was the case of Civilization Humanity's discovery of what came to be called Planet Isis (EGO 0110-00072107130) and first contact with Civilization Isis7.
Notes: EGO - Encyclopedia Galactica Object
See references:
1Civilization Humanity: Linguistic Types
2Definition: Q Filament
3Civilization Humanity: Scientific Standards
4Definition: Yalandin's Limit
5Definition: 'Sphere Of Influence'
6Definition: 'The Community'
7Event: Existence Confirmation for Civilization Humanity
Comments (29)
eekdog
superb!!
Faemike55
Very interesting information - but can you tune your guitar with this? Wonderful image and great description
jocko500
very wonderful. Bible say that all creation sings praise to the Lord
magnus073
Beyond brilliant work as always Clayton, it is one I'll come see again tomorrow. Very well done and put together
PHELINAS
Very instructive information ,Clayton. Work with a graphism very precise giving an excellent mood.Bravo! Congratulations and ...good weekend!
anitalee
Nice render
Bossie_Boots
Wonderful superb work !!
drifterlee
Very interesting!!!!
flavia49
wonderful
fredster66
Great theme and results!
sandra46
SUPER FANTASTIC IMAGE!
npauling
A super work with amazing lighting and excellent info all about it too. Very well created.
renecyberdoc
superb presentation.
evielouise
great info had no idea: love what youve created
tennesseecowgirl
Terrific work!
UVDan
Beautiful.
2Loose2Trek
The information is informative and the render is illustrative. Superb work Clayton.
pspworkshop
Looks great!
MagikUnicorn
Oh AWESOME JOB...UNIQUE SPACE SCENE
mikeywilliam
It has a real peaceful feeling about it. I really like this.
stonelight
Great colors, Very interesting work!
1010
Great looking worlds, stunning results!
mikeerson
thanks for the comment Clayton Joseph Gobbler ... shoot, I'm not sure if you put Gobbler = lol... Hey, I went to your page where artist bio is and you said you had a "glowy orb" in your free stuff, I just wanted to let ya know, in your bio, the glowy orb picture doesn't appear. then I went to your free stuff, none of the pictures came up just a box with a little with a x in it. I tried to down load your glowy orb and this message popped up. Sorry, the GeoCities web site you were trying to reach is no longer available. I just thought I'd let ya know if you didn't already. I was wondering, does your glowy orb act like a light? I haven't done any candle pictures, but was hoping for some type of light to give that effect and when I saw you had a glowy orb, I wanted to try it.... it's funny you commented on me today, cause I was here yesterday on this picture and I thought I left a comment, don't see it. I've always loved your avatar - definately in the top 10 here at rendo. with the lighting on the planets the way they are, I'd have to say there is a sun/star above your white plantet. Pretty cool space image.
andrewl
A truely stunning picture. :)
MOSKETON
Genial. Me encanta.
danapommet
Fantastic image and narrative. Dana
Rose-Lignes
great render, very special!!
Deane
Great text and impressive imagery on this one. With more and more exoplanets being discovered this year, that Drake equation will have to be expanded up yet again. Excellent work!
myrrhluz
"As a result, is it through this technique that young civilizations establish their first contact with other civilizations of the Community6. Often by accident, as was the case of Civilization Humanity's discovery of what came to be called Planet Isis (EGO 0110-00072107130) and first contact with Civilization Isis7." I read through the information on Q Filament EM Spectral Sensing, sort of getting a gist of it, but when it came to the above lines, that's when adrenalin started to flow. First contact! It's wonderful to think of that, the excitement of the first time, all the hustle and activity, with some elements of fear. The first time we actually know that there is life on other worlds, even if we can't communicate yet. That will be exciting. And then to think of a time when future generations would read of it prosaically, as a footnote of their history. I can't get into that mindset, but I'm sure it will exist someday. Beautiful image! Wonderful scene with excellent light, textures, and detail. I like the patterns in the background and the moons around the ringed planet.