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Purple Dwarf

Vue Space posted on Jun 04, 2011
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ENCYCLOPEDIA GALACTICA Edition 428193 - Earth English Definition: 'Purple Dwarf' A Purple or P-dwarf is a Language English1 scientific expression defining a special class of the substellar L-dwarf family - bodies formerly known as brown dwarfs in the old catalogues.2 The P-dwarf is distinctive from other L-dwarfs due to its rapid rotation and intense, complex magnetic field. Observed periods are as short as eleven (11) minutes for bodies from fifty (50) to seventy-five (75) Jovian masses. The strong angular momentum combined with a dwarf's metallic hydrogen composition generates a magnetic field as strong as 5x105 gauss.3 This field induces electric currents in the atmosphere that energize the composing atoms and generate a luminous blue4 halo of varying brightness. The halo, combined with a normal L-dwarf's red to infrared4 black body glow - radiation generated from internal heat and supplemented by a P-dwarf's strong magnetic flux - produces a shifting purple4 hue with an absolute magnitude from +14.8 to +15.6. Although P-dwarfs and L-dwarfs do not fuse hydrogen or shine as stars, they do radiate strong levels of infrared radiation. Sufficient to create a narrow temperate zone5 that can centre from one-half (0.5) to two (2) million (106) km3 from the dwarf. In such regions metabolic supportive liquids6 such as water7 may be present on existing satellites if they have masses sufficient to retain a substantive atmosphere. For such temperate satellites, biospheres3 are possible but the close proximity to the dwarf will cause a satellite's rotational and orbital periods to synchronize.8 Usually, with one hemisphere always facing its energy source, a body may only develop a biosphere near hemispheric boundaries where the climate never becomes extreme and has measurable cycles. But, in the case of a P-dwarf system, radiation is not the only conduit for receiving available electromagnetic energy. Energy can be imparted into a biosphere through magnetic induction. The same magnetic field which causes a P-dwarf's blue aura can transfer energy to other orbiting bodies. The influx of energy through induction compensates for lack of direct radiation on the far side of a satellite. Therefore a temperate satellite would receive energy from both infrared radiation and magnetic induction. This enables such a body to support both a photoconsumption ecology9 and an electromotive ecology.10 The crystallographic life forms native to such an ecology are classified as living metals.11 Molecular level examples of such life forms are colloquially described as naturally occurring nanites.12 P-drawfs should not be confused with the much cooler and lighter T-dwarf. T-dwarfs owe their similar hue to sodium and potassium absorption (which represses the yellow and green portions of the visible spectrum4) in the atmosphere. See references: 1Civilization Humanity: Linguistic Types 2Civilization Humanity: Classification Conventions For Astronomical Objects 3Civilization Humanity: Scientific Standards 4Civilization Humanity: CIE Colour Chromaticity Table 5Definition: 'Temperate Zone' 6Definition: 'Metabolic Supportive Medium' 7Definition: Water 8Definition: 'Captured Rotation' 9Definition: ' Photoconsumption Ecology' 10Definition: ' Electromotive Ecology' 11Definition: 'Living Metals' 12Civilization Humanity: Molecular Scale Technologies

Comments (31)


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aureagle

12:25AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

oh! Cool lighting!! thanks for posting the info! Helps a lot! :)

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MOSKETON

12:31AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

genial.

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stevey3d

1:22AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

Excellent image and narrative! Very informative!

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PHELINAS

1:29AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

Thank you for the informations .I dont knew all that. Beautiful image ....Dark is ....dark! Bravo Kates.Have a nice Sunday

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judee3d

3:17AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

Impressive!

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flavia49

7:03AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

excellent work and info

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flaviok

8:37AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

Narativa e informação excelente assim como trabalho, aplausos (5)

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Bossie_Boots

8:43AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

Superb work and info !!

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magnus073

8:49AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

Excellent looking image here Clayton, and wonderful description to go with it

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eekdog

9:21AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

interesting story, love the image.

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Faemike55

10:33AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

Very cool work and interesting information

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Radar_rad-dude

11:00AM | Sun, 05 June 2011

Excellent art work and such indepth information! Most superb!!!!!

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drifterlee

12:18PM | Sun, 05 June 2011

Beautiful!

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renecyberdoc

1:14PM | Sun, 05 June 2011

interesting work altogether.

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sandra46

5:03PM | Sun, 05 June 2011

SUPERB IMAGE!!!

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mgtcs

6:10PM | Sun, 05 June 2011

A very impressive image my friend, superb depth, loved it a lot!

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1010

9:05AM | Tue, 07 June 2011

Stunning art!

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MagikUnicorn

2:03PM | Tue, 07 June 2011

WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY COOOOOOOOOOOL

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npauling

8:39PM | Tue, 07 June 2011

A very impressive Vue image and with great info to go with it. Excellent work with the texture and colour.

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pixeluna

11:44PM | Fri, 10 June 2011

Wowie, that's a lot of information-- thank you for sharing this with us. Hope to see more in the future!

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Chipka

5:33PM | Sat, 11 June 2011

Ooh, I love these things and the information you provide is really cool in that fictionalized real way that I love so much. The image is stirring and reminds me of the best stuff I saw on Carl Sagan's Cosmos, back in the day...all this really needs is music by Vangelis. The color is amazing and quite cosmic in all of the best ways. Now I look forward to the day when humans WILL be able to see stuff like this, live and in person! If we don't wipe ourselves out or smother in our own smog first! Really super work and I'm glad that I'm slowly beginning to catch up. This is really superb and I love the info...it's nicely informative and accessible and very, very knowledgeable.

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lyron

12:36AM | Mon, 13 June 2011

Cool render!!

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Steff_7

4:37AM | Mon, 13 June 2011

Great post and info is something new and has created curiousity... Excellent...

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chimera46

11:18PM | Mon, 13 June 2011

Living metals, interesting concept!

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Rose-Lignes

10:20AM | Thu, 16 June 2011

great render! like the black horizon and the sudden appearence of the purple dwarf!

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Minda

10:31PM | Thu, 16 June 2011

wow! great work and info clayton....sorry for my late comment very busy here...

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twingo

8:27AM | Sun, 19 June 2011

Great looking image and lots of info, excellent my friend.

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ACue

1:15PM | Sat, 25 June 2011

Just wonderful! A keen vision and imagination at work here.

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anitalee

3:00PM | Tue, 19 July 2011

Excellent

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myrrhluz

10:50PM | Sat, 08 October 2011

Living metals...yes, I'd definitely be spending time looking those up. Are any of them sentient? I love all the different ways you have described, that life can exist. Just imagine all the life out there for us to discover if we don't destroy our world and us with it first. Imagine communicating with a species that is so different that you can never have direct contact with them. Excellent image! I like all the sparkles on the land. Are they living metals? You've put great definition and depth to the landscape even though it's very dark. The color, patterns, and haze of the purple dwarf are beautiful.

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