Seeing is believing when it comes to electric plasma.
Topic: The Electric Cosmos (Read 340 times)
Showing a picture of what might as well be a still-frame from a sci-fi movie and asking readers to "believe"?
Seeing is believing when it comes to electric plasma.
Seeing is believing when it comes to electric plasma.
spectral analysis,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectral_analysis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_spectral_series
look it up, perform it yourself, verify the math with different elements. Prove to yourself stars are primarily hydrogen.
Don't believe in hydrogen fusion?
Pretty interesting. 
Good read!
Good read!
From http://electric-cosmos.org/introduction.htm
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False Assumptions in Astrophysics
Most of today's accepted astronomy/cosmology is a set of deductively arrived at hypotheses precariously based on two false assumptions:
Both of these assumptions are demonstrably wrong. They have been, and continue to be, contradicted by actual observations of the sky. Those observations tell us that
The continued refusal of astrophysicists to re-examine their hypotheses in light of these new observations is the focus of these pages.
Most of today's accepted astronomy/cosmology is a set of deductively arrived at hypotheses precariously based on two false assumptions:
| 1. | Electrical fields, currents, and plasma discharges are not important in space. Only gravitational and magnetic fields are important. | |
| 2. | If the light from an object exhibits redshift, the object must be speeding away from us. And its distance from us is directly proportional to that speed. |
Both of these assumptions are demonstrably wrong. They have been, and continue to be, contradicted by actual observations of the sky. Those observations tell us that
| i. | The universe is highly electrical in nature. | |
| ii. | Redshift is more a measure of an object's youth than its velocity. |
The continued refusal of astrophysicists to re-examine their hypotheses in light of these new observations is the focus of these pages.
Simply stated, stars don't necessarily get their energy from nuclear fusion within themselves. In fact, stars are not nuclear at all. Rather, stars are fed their energy from constant flows of electromagnetic plasma that flows throughout the universe, and collects and intensifies itself within the stars.
Most of the standard theory about the operation of the stars in the universe is wrong.
http://electric-cosmos.org/indexOLD.htm
Most of the standard theory about the operation of the stars in the universe is wrong.
http://electric-cosmos.org/indexOLD.htm
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