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Point charge at constant velocity v/c=0.5 B field v/c=0.9 E field Larmor Formula. Acceleration along z Polar plot. Bremsstrahlung Velocity and Acceleration along z-axis v/c=0.5. Particle at origin. Synchrotron Radiation. v along z-axis, a

Point charge at constant velocity v/c=0.5 B field v/c=0.9 E field
Larmor Formula. Acceleration along z Polar plot.
Bremsstrahlung Velocity and Acceleration along z-axis v/c=0.5. Particle at origin.
Synchrotron Radiation. v along z-axis, a along x-axis v/c = 0.1 v/c = 0.5
Synchrotron Radiation in Astrophysics Synchrotron radiation from AGN (M87) Synchrotron radiation in Crab Nebula. The jet is ~5000 light-years in length. 1953 Iosif Shklovsky proposed blue Possible accretion on Black Hole. light due to S.R. from electrons at 0.5c
Fred Singer, Science Advisor to President Eisenhower: “If the satellite is indeed spiraling inward as deduced from astronomical observation, then there is little alternative to the hypothesis that it is hollow and therefore Martian made. The big 'if' lies in the astronomical observations.” Shklovsky Sagan Phobos

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