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Opinion Article Open Access

The Composition and Density of Meteorolite

YinYue Sha*
Dongling Engineering Center, Ningbo Institute of Technology, Zhejiang University, HengXi Town, NingBo City, Z.J, China

A New Discovery in Natural Science
We know that the temperature of the sun is 6128 K, some scientists
think that the earth's core temperature also is 6128 K, in the case of
such high temperature can produce magnetic material, this is a miracle.
On April 1, 2016, I found a small shiny black sphere, the surface of
the ball as happened deformation because of the strong impact.
I think this is not a substance on the surface of the earth, this should
be the sunspot and the earth core material, I find this is a kind of strong
magnetic material, the weight of the ball is 22.686 grams, the diameter
close to 2 cm, by calculating that the density is about 5.4 grams per
cubic centimeter.
According to the characteristics of its judgment, the material of the
chemical name for strontium ferrite.
Because sunspots floats on the surface of the sun, judging from this,
the density of the sun is greater than five grams per cubic centimeter.
One of the simplest questions of Fluid mechanics: High density sinks
(Figure 1), Low density will rise (Figure 2).

Figure 1: The solid in gas is dust (ash), the dust exists in the lower solar
atmosphere and the fluid surface of the sun.

Figure 2: Low temperature will become solid, high temperature will become
fluid, high temperature and then changes into gas.

*Corresponding author: YinYue Sha, Dongling Engineering Center, Ningbo

Institute of Technology, Zhejiang University, Room 105, 9, TaoYuanXinCun, HengXi
Town, Ning Bo City, Z.J. 315131, China, E-mail: shayinyue@qq.com

ReceivedJuly 07, 2016; Accepted July 09, 2016; Published July 15, 2016

Citation: Y.Y. Sha (2016) The Composition and Density of Meteorolite. Fluid Mech
Open Acc 3: 126. doi: 10.4172/2476-2296.1000126

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