Visual Basic program "VB BHmerger" - Display - BH #3 = 10 m0

• Picture 16 with Phi = 150 shows a situation were the two large BH's collide.
  This is more like a head on collision. The two BH's do not spiral together.
• Picture 22 with Phi = 210 also shows a situation were the two large BH's collide.
  Also this case is like a head on collision. The two BH's do not spiral together.
• Picture 13 with Phi = 120 BH #3 does not merge and is ejected.
  The same with picture 28 and phi = 280
• Picture 15 with Phi = 140 is the most spectacular.
  The name of this picture is "Synchrone Dancing of two Black Holes"
  What happens in this situation is that BH#1 (Black one) and BH#3 (Green one) become a Binary pair. BH#3 is captured. BH#3 swirls around BH#1 thereby influencing the trajectory of BH#1, which makes many turns. The interesting thing is that at each turn of BH#1 (in black) also BH#2 (in red) makes the same turn. This gives the image that the two BH's are dancing synchrone.
  This dancing stops when BH#3 collides with BH#1.
• Picture 32 with phi = 310 also shows this behaviuor, but less clear.

Picture 1 Phi 0	Picture 2 Phi 10	Picture 3 Phi 20	Picture 4 Phi 30
Picture 5 Phi 40	Picture 6 Phi 50	Picture 7 Phi 60	Picture 8 Phi 70
Picture 9 Phi 80	Picture 10 Phi 90	Picture 11 Phi 100	Picture 12 Phi 110
Picture 13 Phi 120	Picture 14 Phi 130	Picture 15 Phi 140	Picture 16 Phi 150
Picture 17 Phi 160	Picture 18 Phi 170	Picture 19 Phi 180	Picture 20 Phi 190
Picture 21 Phi 200	Picture 22 Phi 210	Picture 23 Phi 220	Picture 24 Phi 230
Picture 25 Phi 240	Picture 26 Phi 250	Picture 27 Phi 260	Picture 28 Phi 270
Picture 29 Phi 280	Picture 30 Phi 290	Picture 31 Phi 300	Picture 32 Phi 310
Picture 33 Phi 320	Picture 34 Phi 330	Picture 35 Phi 340	Picture 36 Phi 350

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