Quasar PKS 0637-752 Core Blasts Relativistic Material in Radio Jet of Electricity Over 2 Million Light Years

A new detailed photo shows a 2 million light year long radio jet of relativistic moving material being ejected from the solar system sized central core region of Quasar PKS 0637-752. The new photo shows regularly spaced bright spots or knots.

Quasar radio jets

Bright diamond shaped knots in the quasar jet are Birkeland currents twisted into a braided rope like structure by magnetic fields produced by electricity. In the feature story, a ridiculous interpretation is that shock waves shape the knots like the exhaust from fighter jets.

Jets accelerate electrons at relativistic speeds and high energies over cosmic scale distances. Gravity weakens over vast distances, where electromagnetic forces do not. Jets carry electric current and are electromagnetic phenomena. Galaxy 3c303 has an electric current stretching in a jet over 150,000 light years that was measured to be 10^18 amps. It is obviously clear that electromagnetism is shaping and ruling the universe. Electric current is the motion of charges, mainly electrons. RADIO WAVES are dynamical configurations of the electric and magnetic fields in free outer space. AN ALTERNATING ELECTRIC CURRENT CAN GENERATE A RADIO WAVE OF THE SAME FREQUENCY AND VICE-VERSA. Black holes are phony and not required.

Quasar PKS 0637-752 Jets

In "Periodic Structure in the Megaparsec-Scale Jet of PKS 0637-752." (free paper version) Leith Godfrey at the International Center for Radio Astronomy Research writes "the X-ray emission mechanism, dynamics, and the physical processes shaping the jet morphology remains unresolved." "We still don't understand how jets are produced or what they're made of." This jet emits lots of X-rays, which cannot be explained with our current models." "If we want to understand how galaxies form and evolve, we need to understand jets." "Knots in the inner jet are real and well above the side-lobes from the bright core." "Knots in radio sources may be separate portions of the jet matter moving at different speeds and luminosity" said Stawarz in 2004. 

X-ray jets

Quasar PKS 0637-752 Radio and X-ray Jets

Quasar PKS 0637-752 jets