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Title:
The Eye ball and the Earth ball: Model for Inverted Planetarium.
Corresponding Author:
Dr. EMAD KAYYAM
M.B.B.Ch – General Practitioner
Independent Researcher
Cell Phone: 00962-79-9828881
Dremad_kayyam@yahoo.com
AMMAN – JORDAN.
Abstract:
This Article paper which I considered the continuation of my
previous paper Human Eye Solar Earth Analogy as a
Stonehenge Code, illustrates and addresses more logical
evidences that the human eye ball is similar to the planet earth
ball through the 3D-coordinate system and by answering the
question of what is meant by up and down in term of directions
in this universe.
Key words:
Human Eye ball, Planet Earth ball, Y axe, Z axe, parallel,
Anterior Pole, South Pole.
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Part 1
The solid evidence regarding this subject is that the human eye
ball has a defined position at rest (the central optic axe of the
eye ball is tilted 23 degrees from the central axe of its orbit)
and a very close shape to the earth (the planet earth ball
rotational central axe tilted by 23 degrees from its orbital axe)
rise the question which logically try to search for the exact
reason of why these spherical bodies need to be interrelated?
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Figure 1
The Universe
Celestial sphere and coordinate system: how to chart the
heavens. (avi-Divx, 4 Mb).
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.mogi-
vice.com/Scaricamento/Coordinate-celesti-
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Similar the eye the object of analogy in our subject, has a
problem with directions and positions but in a different way,
actually the eye contained in the orbital skull of the head and
the head stands on the skeletal system of the body and both of
them poses and have the ability to change their position and
direction in many ways in a wide range of motions which in
turn reflect on the position and direction of the eye ball
although the eye ball has a fixed position at rest in the orbital
skull with respect to its orbit.
There are many positions to the eye relative to the head and/or
the body in the static or dynamic state of the eye ball which
can chart in the Cartesian coordinate system of the space and
we can elect many static positions to the eye ball in any
reference frame.
The Earth equator frame has the X-axis pointed towards the
vernal equinox and the Z-axis parallel to the Earth's spin axis
towards north. The Earth ecliptic frame has the same X-axis
direction but the Z-axis towards the ecliptically north Pole. The
Y-axis makes up a 'right-handed' orthogonal set with the X-
and Z-axes. For both frames the origin is in the center of the
Earth.
Also similar the Eye ball has a primary position in the globe
which is best defined by SCOBEE as…
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The eye ball also assign an arbitrary X, Y, Z coordinate system
which is best described by FICK.
Figure 2
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tilt and motions, the analogy utilizes the descriptive analysis
and the simple comparison to address many similar
observations in the two balls as a suspended spheroid bodies
leads to a novel insight interpret the mechanism of function of
Stonehenge as one of the calendar arts that used as an
arithmetical system by ancients in astronomy.
The fact that the rotational axe of the earth is more or less
seem fixed in the space and considered the “Z” coordinate in
the Cartesian coordinate system and the analogues optic axe of
the human eye ball considered the “Y” coordinate in the
Cartesian coordinate system and seem to be not fixed due to
the ability of the head in which the eye locates to move and
redirect itself in many position add on to the ability of the body
which support the head to move also in many directions, we
need to solve these problems:
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Figure 3
The Eye ball and the Earth ball in a three dimensional
Cartesian coordinate system, notice that the central
axe of the earth is in the “Z” coordinate and the
central axe of the eye is in the “Y” coordinate
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Part 2
The central axe of the eye ball is considered the “Y” axe of the
eye ball, this axe can converted to the “Z” axe if we prone the
head and body and positioned the head directly facing the
earth when the body prone in the knee head position.
Figure 4
The Eye ball when the head resting and facing the
Earth in the knee - head position.
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In this position we may parallel the “Y” axe of the human eye
ball with the “Z” axe of the planet earth, and we may say the
following regarding our proposition to the two balls in this new
organizational context:
The Eye ball central axe is “Y” which cope with the “Z” central
axe of the Earth in the knee – head position, and as we prove in
our previous paper that the shape of the two balls are similar
then; the anterior pole of the eye ball which locates in the
center of the cornea is the analogues to the south pole of the
planet earth and the posterior pole of the eye ball which
locates in the back of the eye ball about 3mm posterior
laterally from the optic disc is the analogues of the north pole
of the earth.
Figure 5
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Part 3
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Figure 6
The South Pole from above
Photo ID: h4voqz | Photographer: JPL NASA Jet
Propulsion Laboratory | Credit Line: Copyright ©
NASA, JPL
http://www.earthscienceworld.org/images/search/li
ghtboxhires.html?ID=h4voqz
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Figure 7
The Anterior Pole of the Eye ball
Realistic human eye 3D model by web3Dservice
Anatomically correct proportions.
http://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/Index.cfm?i
d=255161
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side up. Interestingly, if one wears prisms to make the retinal
image right side up, the world will appear inverted.
http://www.yorku.ca/eye/invert.htm
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plate tectonics which maintains that locations of the continents
have moved slowly over the face of the earth, resulting in the
gradual emerging and breakup of continents and oceans over
hundreds of millions of years.
NEWS@PRINCETON:
http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S15/64/72A3
7/index.xml?section=newsreleases
Polar wander can tip the entire planet on its side at a rate of
perhaps several meters per year, about 10 to 100 times as fast
as the continents drift due to plate tectonics. Though the poles
themselves would still point in the same direction with respect
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to the solar system, the process could conceivably shift entire
continents from the tropics to the Arctic, or vice versa, within a
relatively brief geological time span.
Figure 8
http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S15/
64/72A37/index.xml?section=newsreleases
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Discussion:
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Finally I would like to pay attention that the research at least
at this stage may succeed in addressing some conceptual
utilizations which refers to situations in which the scientists or
the readers are influenced in their thinking about an issue
based on their knowledge which they gain from these kind of
studies but do not necessarily need to put this knowledge to
any specific, document use.
Figure 9
References
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/
9b/Celestial_Sphere.gif
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Economy wise of the Research:
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Conclusions:
The spatial geometry of the eye ball in the knee – head position
which bring the eye ball to be in a specific organizational
context with the earth ball could shed new light on a potential
position may help us to figure out the directions in the celestial
sphere if we combine this model of analogy with the model that
interpret Stonehenge Circa.
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Figure 10
The Anterior Pole of the Eye and the South Pole of the
Earth
http://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/Index.cfm?i
d=255161
http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/imgcat/html/object_page
/gal_0061520300.html
http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/imgcat/html/object_page
/a17_h_148_22725.html
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Panorama
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References:
NEWS@PRINCETON
http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S15/64/72A3
7/index.xml?section=newsreleases
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