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Do you mean the comet Hale-Bopp? If so, what rings (please post a link)? Let us know when you've updated your website with data on the relationship between planetary distances, the theoretically ideal spiral (whose theory by the way?), and ... If you have time, you might check the orbital parameters of the known minor planets (asteroids, EKB objects, trojans, NEOs, SDOs, ...) from the Minor Planet Center website, and plug in the actual values into your formulae.Originally posted by elas
The fractions found in fractional charged electrons are exactly the same as those that can be found on the cosmic scale in wave form. I have not yet replaced the wave page on my website (at present under revision). But if you measure the rings around Halle-Boppe, the distances between planets and the distance between the arms of a theoretically ideal spiral galaxy; then the outer distance is always 1/3 of the whole. The next gap in is 2/5 of the remaining distance and so on, 3/7, 4/9 5/11 etc.
Although this is a very crude way of accounting for interplanetary distances, it is surprisingly, the most accurate and the only one to predict the positions of all planets including the asteroids.
This suggest that somehow fractional charges are related to the wave structure and leads me to suggest that all natural waves contain the same total force or force carrier.