Extensions.
In macroscopic vector structures, in stars, microscopic structures,
hydrogen, the photosphere, can be considered added "parasitic"
structures.
The photosphere is only hosted in the density gradient of the oriented
vector
space. The extension refers to the activity and evolution of the parasitic
state
of the photosphere. The main activity of the photosphere is the dynamics
of
hydrogen, the prominences. The movement of hydrogen in prominences
orients the vector space in orthogonally closed circuits, becoming new
macroscopic vector structures, new stars. Protuberances of the stellar
photosphere can thus form galactic and stellar systems. The immense
gradient of a galaxy without the photospheric layer, revealed the "electric"
core (black hole), surrounded by the density of dark energy. Interesting
is
the evolution of parasitic structures in the stellar system, such as the
Sun.
Protuberances of the solar photosphere formed smaller stars, which in
turn
formed satellites, becoming planetary systems. One of the planetary systems
was the Earth, with a satellite, the Moon. The parasitic state of the
photosphere is now the lavasphere, with the dynamics of hydrogen bond
formation, in the composition and decomposition of native elements.
The composed elements increase the density of space in the structures
and
are moved towards the dark sphere, by Archimedes rule. The density of
the
vector space of the dark sphere, orients and decomposes the hydrogen
bonds into elements, decreases their density and is moved upward by the
Archimedes rule. This dynamic is the activity of the lavasphere,
maintains a relatively constant temperature and forms with the native
elements the lithosphere, the earth's crust. The "protuberances"
of
the lavasphere are here volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and oscillations
of the lithosphere, recorded by seismographs. The evolution of
parasitic structures continues with the biosphere, with the plant
kingdom, which formed the climate and the oxygenation of the
atmosphere, for the animal kingdom and human civilization...