u/pavlokandyba

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Acoustic flying saucer CFD simulation based on my experiments

The saucer contains a pendulum that causes it to move up quickly and down slowly relative to the common center of mass. In reality, this causes the collapse of turbulent zones, the difference in forces of which leads to the saucer thrust.

Simulation represents an empirical simplified model, based on the assumption that the free thermal energy of self-organized Brownian motion in a vortex is responsible for the transfer of forces. By accumulating the resistance energy from the oscillations and releasing it as a force in the opposite direction in the next half-cycle. In this case, the resistance does not act directly on the saucer; in reality, it dampens the oscillations.

Overall this simulation allows for a fairly realistic visualization of the experimentally observed phenomenon. Here is the code for the browser application, other information and also a link to the online version:

https://github.com/MasterOgon/Aeroacoustic-Flying-Saucer-Oscillating-Resonator-CFD-Simulation-LBM-/tree/main

u/pavlokandyba — 1 hour ago

Acoustic/vibration-based aircraft experiment. A pendulum with magnets is installed here, which causes the body to swing quickly in one direction and slowly in the other. The resulting force in the direction of rapid movements arises from the collapse of low pressure areas.

u/pavlokandyba — 6 days ago

Best solution for extreme orbit of rogue Planet Nine and simulation code

A planet in such a parabolic orbit is not stable, but stability is higher for a retrograde orbit since the time of gravitational interaction with giant planets is shorter.
P9 constraints for anti-alignment with ETNO (Batygin & Brown, 2016, 2018):

i: 54° maximum inclination of the main cluster,

Ω: 94°-102° average longitude of the ascending node of the main cluster,

ω: 318° average argument of perihelion of the main cluster.

Retrograde inversion for stability (i ~ 50° → 130°, Ω = ~100° → 280°, ω = ~320° → 140°) allows maintain these conditions.
And at the same time, at 30° longitude of aphelion, there is a Wow! signal source that's within the margin of error. Here's an update, and I've posted the code for the 3D visualization and simulation of P9-Earth-Mars-giants to estimate eccentricity. It's running in Google Collab.

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18509944

u/pavlokandyba — 3 months ago