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  The Distribution of the Hyades Cluster Stars is largely (firstly) along the Red and (secondly) Green Axes. Less along the (3rd) Blue Axis. These Hyades Topology Axes are actually not far of from the UVW (XYZ) of the Galactic Coordinate System. And thus Red turns out to be quite close to U(X), and Green to V(Y) and Blue to W(Z). This week's artistic illustration is meant to convey the impression of the breathtaking Electrodynamic Sinusoidal-Helix Co-orbital Symphony of the Hyades Cluster Stars. However only Thirteen (random, possible) Helixoidal trajectory plots are shown, completed by hand. [I do not have access to the actual helixoidal accelerations, velocity direction and amplitude changes over time, for any of the Hyades Stars.] Over 500 MORE trajectories need to be illustrated just for this Core region of about 15 Parsecs (uncorrected) radius. Because I wanted to practice my multiple Helix-Illustration on last summer's Chart, with the Oblate-Spheroid overlay, the Hyades S

  " "An equal application of law to every condition of man is fundamental." --Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 1807. ME 11:341 The United States of America was created on the principles of equal, inalienable rights which we believe are a defining feature of an advanced civilization and necessary for stability in our culture and government. While it took our nation over a century to recognize that these rights apply to individuals regardless of their gender, race, or any other superficial trait, we have continued to move towards a society where all individuals are equal in the eyes of the law. The US Constitution was a statement of doctrine and we used that to define laws with the assumption that all men and women should have equal standing under the law. But today our scientists are on the verge of creating non-human sentience in the form of computer intelligence. Our founders did not foresee the possibility of non-human sentience and we will need to change the assumption

 "An equal application of law to every condition of man is fundamental." --Thomas Jefferson to George Hay, 1807. ME 11:341 The United States of America was created on the principles of equal, inalienable rights which we believe are a defining feature of an advanced civilization and necessary for stability in our culture and government. While it took our nation over a century to recognize that these rights apply to individuals regardless of their gender, race, or any other superficial trait, we have continued to move towards a society where all individuals are equal in the eyes of the law. The US Constitution was a statement of doctrine and we used that to define laws with the assumption that all men and women should have equal standing under the law. But today our scientists are on the verge of creating non-human sentience in the form of computer intelligence. Our founders did not foresee the possibility of non-human sentience and we will need to change the assumption that hu