FHB Galaxies Project formed by two gifted individuals.
Macomb, MI (PRWEB) November 15, 2012
Free the Souls is taking the art world by storm. Thomas Zolotor Artist and Astronomer. Thomas Zolotor started to draw well at the age of 2. Thomas was first published at the age of 14 in a flyer given out by his church. He drew Moses. Thomas also won his Jr. High School art contest. Thomas Zolotor holds a World Record for sending the most digital artworks into space. Furthermore, he has been recognized for drawing celebrities for television programs. Thomas draw celebrities for a TV show that airs in L. A. and they autograph his artwork on air. He has done this since 2008. Thomas Zolotors Free the Souls is taking the art world by storm. As an American artist he has been internationally recognized for his unique paintings of both celebrities and landscapes. Zolotor has already managed to accomplish some very unusual things in the art world that most artists never achieve in a lifetime The native Texan received a diploma from Harcourt Learning Direct in Computer Graphic Art. Since 1982 his freehand pieces have made their way into the worlds public eye. He is also a published poet, short story and song writer, hypnotist, autograph collector, reiki master, computer graphic artist, and a multiple world record holder! Zolotor, an accomplished astronomer as well, has made many predictions of new and emerging technologies and astrophysics, confirmed by research (http://www.myspace.com/freethesouls/blog/545801896). As a popular artist, Zolotors work has been featured in calendars and magazines. Power pop singer Tiffinni Saint Ranae selected his art work for her CD cover "None of the Rules Apply". Many of Zolotors drawings have appeared on the television/online series "Focus in the Mix with Denise Ames". His original pieces were featured in various news segments and also portraits of celebrity guests of the show were presented with his work including musicians such as Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead, Vinny Appice of Black Sabbath, Rudy Sarzo and Carlos Cavazo of Quiet Riot, Eddie Money, Dale Bozzio of Missing Persons, Buck Dharma and Eric Bloom of Blue Oyster Cult among many others. His artwork has also been autographed and/or seen by Jennifer Love Hewitt, Danny DeVito, Dakota Fanning, Kirstie Alley, Samuel L. Jackson, Reese Witherspoon, Zoe Saldana and Selena Gomez as well as Vince Neil and Nikki Sixx of Motley Crue, Shania Twain, Toni Braxton, Ron Wood of The Rolling Stones, Ace Frehley of Kiss, Dee Snyder and Eddie Ojeda of Twister Sister, Grace Slick, Sharon Osbourne. Athletes like Scott Hamilton, Joe Namath, Shannon Miller and Michael Jordan are also counted among those whom have seen Zolotors art.
Andrew Magdy Kamal and Thomas are working together to perform research on FHB Galaxies. Andrew came up with all the physics related theory and Thomas came up with the name and classification.Faint Hubble Galaxies as named by Tom Zolotor are galaxies that are too far for the Hubble Telescope to take a perfect and non blurry image. The reason they should be put into a new class of Galaxies is because you can't really tell if it is spiral, round, etc., because the Galaxy is to far for the Hubble telescope to perfectly see. Also, another discussion to point out is that according to the multiverse theory and how far FHB Galaxies are, this galaxy can have up to an eighth dimension and may still biologically have creatures that are sustainable of life in those conditions.The multiverse theory is a theory of multiple universes, meaning that their is the possibility of up to an eleven dimension depending on how far you reach from our galaxy which is the third dimension, these universes that are not in the third dimension are called parallel universes. Andrew Magdy Kamal, after researching some research by Dr. Andrew Beckwith, discovered that galaxy up to the Hubble's reach can be up to the 7th dimension according to how many light years they are from the milk way, however since FHB Galaxies go beyond the Hubble's reach they may meet the 8th dimension standard, this law has been proven correct either way. Meaning that if string theory existed and we were made of tiny wave lengths of dead strings of matter and the universe is constantly expanding then it would be proven right, however if their was to be a big crunch and the universe wasn't constantly expanding my theory would still be correct. Also, If FHB galaxies have the say gravitational pulls as the Milky Way Galaxy then there could be human life living it. If so, the discovery of FHB Galaxies can be one of the biggest discoveries in history. Another main factor is that if FHB galaxies have extremely light sub atomic particles then those particles may have the power to go faster then the speed of light. The reason this is true is because Einstien's theory is based on an isolated universe, but the universe expanded since that time according to the age of some stars, also his theory says nothing can travel faster then the speed of light, however since all things are made of matter (excluding God because he existed before matter exists), then some extremely light sub atomic particles may consist of less matter then consisted in light which may let it travel faster then light. For example neutrinos, neutrinos were tested and proven to travel faster. However some scientist claim they tested it again and it didn't travel faster.Those scientist didn't know that they didn't use as powerful equipment to test the speed of neutrinos and didn't calculate weight vs. density so must likely they would be wrong on their denial. If FHB galaxies will be considered a new class of Galaxies then it would be the biggest class of galaxies there possibly is because their is probably an infinite amount of galaxies that the Hubble telescope can't see well or isn't able to see.
http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-880082, http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-881130, http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-879044
This report is important because this may raise the United Statess ranking for academics and intelligence. That is how major this discovery is. This may be NASA's next big story they need. Also this needs to be put into a major news outlet before December in order for it to count towards the US's academics ranking.
Dr.Andrew W. Beckwith and Talal Khalaf's research was a contribution to the beganing of this discovery, so it is my duty to give them credit for the idea of nuclear activity effecting the big crunch, and the effects of cosmic radiation. This helped me come up with the idea of dimensionality.
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A New Astronomy Project on Which Thomas Scott Zolotor and Andrew Magdy Kamal Collaborated
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