Lloyd
20th January 2016, 00:28
Best Cosmos Model
I've read lots of theories about the cosmos in the past 4 decades or so, but only in the last 4 years have I found one that thoroughly explains almost all cosmic phenomena. The theorist is a software developer in Baltimore, Charles Chandler and he has over 20 papers on Astrophysics & Geophysics on his website at http://qdl.scs-inc.us/2ndParty/Pages/6031.html.
Electric Star Formation
He explains in detail why the force of gravity alone could not form star systems etc. The electric force had to be involved. Large, "dense" molecular clouds either collide or get hit by shock waves and debris from nearby supernova explosions, collapse electrically when Debye sheaths are knocked off of dust grains. Charged filaments then crash into each other at high velocity and either form electric double layers that make up planets & stars, or at higher velocity, form natural tokamaks, i.e. magnetically confined toroidal fusion reactors that give off bipolar jets. These tokamaks are the exotic objects, called white dwarfs, pulsars, quasars, blazars, magnetars etc.
Electric Star Features
Charles also explains why gravity is not the main force forming the Sun. The electric force is the only force that could cause a thin gas or plasma, less dense than Earth's atmosphere, to cling tightly to the surface of the Sun with an abrupt boundary, much like our oceans. With gravity alone the Sun's photosphere would thin out gradually, like Earth's atmosphere does, with no abrupt boundary. From there he reasoned that the photosphere has to have a positive charge and it must be held down by an underlying negative charge.
The center of the Sun is positively charged too and extreme pressure there forces negative electrons out of the core, so the layer above the core is negative. Fusion likely doesn't happen in the core, but only close to the Sun's surface, and it's a result of electric arc discharges there. Electric and magnetic forces cause the sunspots, flares, coronal loops, granules, supergranules, spicules, jet streams, filaments, coronal mass ejections etc.
Electric Planet Features
Planetoids also have electric double layers within them. In the Earth the boundary between the surface positive charge layer and the mantle negative charge layer is the Moho layer, which is a thin layer of plasma. On the Sun the boundary between layers produces the granules and supergranules. On Earth the Moho produces earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. It also allows continents to slide over the mantle during major impacts, as explained at http://newgeology.us. So continental drift was a rapid process, not a slow one.
I've read lots of theories about the cosmos in the past 4 decades or so, but only in the last 4 years have I found one that thoroughly explains almost all cosmic phenomena. The theorist is a software developer in Baltimore, Charles Chandler and he has over 20 papers on Astrophysics & Geophysics on his website at http://qdl.scs-inc.us/2ndParty/Pages/6031.html.
Electric Star Formation
He explains in detail why the force of gravity alone could not form star systems etc. The electric force had to be involved. Large, "dense" molecular clouds either collide or get hit by shock waves and debris from nearby supernova explosions, collapse electrically when Debye sheaths are knocked off of dust grains. Charged filaments then crash into each other at high velocity and either form electric double layers that make up planets & stars, or at higher velocity, form natural tokamaks, i.e. magnetically confined toroidal fusion reactors that give off bipolar jets. These tokamaks are the exotic objects, called white dwarfs, pulsars, quasars, blazars, magnetars etc.
Electric Star Features
Charles also explains why gravity is not the main force forming the Sun. The electric force is the only force that could cause a thin gas or plasma, less dense than Earth's atmosphere, to cling tightly to the surface of the Sun with an abrupt boundary, much like our oceans. With gravity alone the Sun's photosphere would thin out gradually, like Earth's atmosphere does, with no abrupt boundary. From there he reasoned that the photosphere has to have a positive charge and it must be held down by an underlying negative charge.
The center of the Sun is positively charged too and extreme pressure there forces negative electrons out of the core, so the layer above the core is negative. Fusion likely doesn't happen in the core, but only close to the Sun's surface, and it's a result of electric arc discharges there. Electric and magnetic forces cause the sunspots, flares, coronal loops, granules, supergranules, spicules, jet streams, filaments, coronal mass ejections etc.
Electric Planet Features
Planetoids also have electric double layers within them. In the Earth the boundary between the surface positive charge layer and the mantle negative charge layer is the Moho layer, which is a thin layer of plasma. On the Sun the boundary between layers produces the granules and supergranules. On Earth the Moho produces earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. It also allows continents to slide over the mantle during major impacts, as explained at http://newgeology.us. So continental drift was a rapid process, not a slow one.