Stars Spew Powerful Water Jets into Interstellar Space

[Saidin]

Interesting article, suggesting that stars produce water for their solar systems early in their formaion, and the implications water has for life...suggests a hint of intelligence from our sun

Herschel Telescope Spots a Star Spewing Powerful Water Jets into Interstellar Space

Researchers looking for signs of life elsewhere in the universe often start by looking for one key ingredient necessary to complex life as we know it: water. And just 750 light-years away, they've found quite a bit of it spewing from the poles of a young, sunlike star that is blasting jets of...

www.popsci.com

 

[SKA]

Aren't stars practically large Hydrogen Reactors? When Hydrogen is combusted, the exhaustproduct is water.
Would be nice if we could build a miniature artificial star as an energy source.
Allthough that might require a vacuüm and 0 gravity enviroment like space.

 

[Garfield]

Aren't stars practically large Hydrogen Reactors? When Hydrogen is combusted, the exhaustproduct is water.
Would be nice if we could build a miniature artificial star as an energy source.
Allthough that might require a vacuüm and 0 gravity enviroment like space.

Sorry SKA, but there is a little mistake in your "equation".
Yes stars are hydrogen reaktors, but their exhaustproduct isn´t water it´s helium. The reaction which is taking place in a star is atomic fusion not molecular reaction.
It´s simply too hot for molecular bindings.

This brings me to the question how can water be formed near by or in a star and then be spilled out?:shock:

The H2O molecule destabilizes between 950 and 2500°C (depends on pressure,etc.) and falls apart into Hydrogen and Oxygen. When these two molecules cool down, they don´t necessarily re-react with each other especially not in a low pressure environment like open space.
And if they would react you would have a flamethrower type of reaction in a certain distance from the star. But the picture doesn´t provide evidence for that.
Really strange!

After all that´s a much more plausible explaination for the question where the water on our planet is coming from, than asteroids etc.

In Lak´ech

Garfield

 

[SnozzleBerry]

...suggests a hint of intelligence from our sun

I don't follow...how is intelligence implied?

 

[SKA]

True. Nuclear fusion turns hydrogen into helium.
Perhaps the conditions within those stars changed?

Perhaps that picture is of a dying star?
Could the conditions ( pressure, Temperature) in dying stars, that are cooling down, change enough for
nuclear fusion to stop being possible and instead to exhibit moleculair reactions, turning Hydrogen into water?

 

[xebiche]

DMT allows you to be your astral body. We should all practice maneuverability with our astral bodies when we are in the astral field. When you familiarize yourself with the technique you could jump into a star in order to see what you can really learn about stars.

 

[Saidin]

...suggests a hint of intelligence from our sun

I don't follow...how is intelligence implied?

That stars are conscious creators, creating the necessary components for life themselves throughout their lives. I admit it is a bit of a leap, but in an existence made up of consciousness, where As Above, So Below seems to be a guiding principal of the universe, then stars could be conscious beings given the opportunit to create for themselves the environs around them.