This short video on Cassiopeia A and the birth of the Solar System solves a mystery that has plagued science since 1975: Why was all Helium tagged with “strange” Xenon at the birth of the solar system??
http://www.omatumr.com/Data/1975Data.htm
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The "strange" Xe-2 and "normal" Xe-1 in this figure represent the "two main components" of supernova debris seen in Cassiopeia A [DeLaney, T. et al., "The Three-Dimensional Structure of Cassiopeia A", Astrophysics Journal (submitted, 2010):
A. The outer layer, "probably made of helium and carbon", and
B. The inner layer made of heavier elements like "oxygen, neon, silicon, sulphur, argon and iron."
http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2009/casa2/
With kind regards,
Oliver K. Manuel
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There is a serious flaw in the ENTIRE peer review process. WE are being Hoodwinked by Hoodlums in white lab-coats, funded by political puppets, manipulated by evil banksters. Humanity is long overdue for a complete paradigm shift. Dr Manuel's work may seem unrelated to climate, unless you realize solar and Earth magnatism is linked. Variations in solar flares and Earth's magnatic shield have a DIRECT impact on every aspect of our bioshpere as well as atmosphere.
You must inform every educator, every editor and every politician that we have had enough of their LIES.