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The Bubble Star Theory
A seemingly unusual phenomenon has been observed during the last few years within the area called The Bubblestar Nebula.
Apparently, certain protostars within this nebula have been emitting high-energy charged "bubbles" that have been extending for several light-years.Also, to add to the mystery, it appears that there are other bubbles within them, and their high-energy "skins are highly visible to most telescopes. This has been the cause of much wonder & speculation in scientific circles, and SciMax would therefore attempt to advance their theory concerning this phenomenon at this time:
As was previously postulated in Chapter1, some stars, during the nascient process, emit massive shockwaves which extend concentrically from their cores, and out into the surrounding Universe.
Up until now, we have assumed that this shockwave is emitted on a two-dimensional plane, based on various familiar points of reference, including our own solar system.
Now suppose, just for the sake of hypothesis, that some stars emit such powerful shockwaves that they are emitted spherically around the protostar,and that the energy within them is so powerful that it forms an energy-bubble complete with skin, the works!
Now, let's further suppose that more than one high-energy shockwave bubble is emitted by the protostar during the course of its birth-process, with each successive emission being subdued in concentric-expandability by the sheer density of the preceding energy-bubble. This would therefore cause the development of bubbles within bubbles until the shockwave -emission process ends.
Furthermore, let us further presume that each successive bubble is prevented from reaching the outer skin of the preceding bubble, thus causing the formation of boundaries between each bubbleskin,and highly-compressed energy fields within them.
Next, let us presume that within each of these bubbles exists enough energy and stellar material to form a full-fledged planet! Now, these bubbles would be actually performing the equivalent functions of birthing and incubating their respective protoplanets within a more stabilized three-dimensional environment.
Incidentally, taking this formula into consideration, the larger planets may be formed within the outer bubbles,while the smaller planets would be formed within the the inner-bubbles.
Presumably, after a period of time, most of the energy having been dissipated during the planetary-birthing process, the bubbles flatten out into a single two-dimensional protoplanetary plane, or disk,while the newly-formed planets remain within their respective orbits along their respective boundary-paths surrounding the star.
Is it possible that this is how our own solar-system was formed?
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