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numerous scientific discoveries have confirmed a foundational theory of the
Electric Universe, that is a theory that filamentary networks of electric
currents pervade space and are intimately connected to the formation of
stars and galaxies. As the space sciences provide greater data across the entire
electromagnetic spectrum, the Electric Universe theory moves closer to
confirmation.
Today, professor Donald Scott discusses several recent discoveries that affirm the
electrical connectedness throughout the universe. There's been several pieces
put out by the Science Daily website, they put out a piece on that "failed stars host
powerful auroral displays." As you know, my major interest, at least for the past
little while, has been this idea of the Aurora and how it's powered by Birkeland
currents here on Earth and also Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune, and other planets and also
in stars. Wal and I both think that just about everything, all the galaxies
are interconnected with a network of, call them what you will, I think a proper name is
Birkeland currents. You can also call them field aligned minimum energy
currents. Oh there's another name for them, it's magnetic flux ropes, there is all sorts
of names for them. The fact that they are there is almost indisputable now and so
just the other day they said the following: "By observing a brown dwarf
20 light-years away using both radio and optical telescopes, astronomers have
found that such so-called failed stars" -there is nothing failed about them
but that's if you want to call them that- "host powerful auroras near their magnetic poles.
Additional evidence that brown dwarfs are more like giant planets than small
stars." Astronomers are very caught up with categories and categorization, what
category does this subject belong in. I don't think that's so important, it
is to realize that just about everything they see is along those lines, those
objects are interconnected and probably with Birkeland
currents. And then, previous to that, they also came out with a story about a
"celestial sand bar has been discovered that connects two massive islands of
galaxies." Now Wal and I always say that galaxies themselves are interconnected
but here we got galaxy clusters, islands of galaxies that they say are connected
by celestial sand bars. Again, there's this evidence of an interconnection between all
sorts of scale in the Cosmos and as I said for years Wal and I've been putting
forward the idea that universe is filled by cosmic network filaments that interconnect
everything. Some people call those filaments stringy things as well. Anyhow,
we're of the opinion, Wal and I, that the stars and of course that includes the
Sun, form, when so-called Z pinches occurr in random locations along these
Birkeland currents in other words in the cosmos you can visualize,
you got this essentially electrical transmission line it's hard to believe
it but that's what it is.
Radio astronomers have identified, from its properties of its radiation
electromagnetic radiation, that's it is electromagnetic and it is very much like
a transmission line. In a film, one of those transmission lines gets a type
bender crack in it or a slight constriction and instability can occure there, what is
typically called as a Z pinch. That is, it forms along the z-axis that is
the axial direction of the Birkeland current and there is a well-known phenomenon that occurs in
some current schemes that have been observed in the laboratory here on Earth as well
as in the sky. It's called the sausage instability and that can result in a
series of stars being formed along one such current reminiscent of a string of
sausage links and if you are trying to visualize that the the the sausages
themselves are not the stars, it is the knots in between sausages that are the
stars. It's where the tube is constricted, that's where the stars form.
But anyway, Wal and I've created some images, he has one beautiful image and I have drawn a couple of
more that show what the, what the neighborhood of a star like the Sun, the
so-called heliosphere of the Sun, might look like as a result of this process. It is almost
identical to some of the hourglass shapes that astronomers have seen on
certain planetary nebulae. They used to call those planetary nebulae "dying stars".
They've cut that out recently and there may be some places they still may call them
dying stars. Now I began to hear them talking about actually, "the birth of stars", which is of
course at least in Wal's and my opinion quite correct. That's exactly what we're seeing in a z-pinch.
It's the birth of a new object. It's an explosive,
violent reaction that throws up all sorts of radiofrequency of light, energy and X-ray
energy. Of course whether or not any one of these objects, Z pinches are
visible in the sky, depends on whether or not the Birkeland current that is making up these
these objects is in the glow mode or the arc mode. So of course, the whole thing
may be invisible if the plasma is in the so-called dark mode. People should
realize, I hope most people do by this time if they were listening to me long enough,
my rants about dark mode plasma, the plasma, that we all know is in the upper
atmosphere of Earth, is in dark mode, you can't see it. Unless of course it is
excited by a Birkeland current and then we see an aurora but typically if it is not
being excited by a Birkeland current
you can't see it, it's dark. You can bounce radio waves off it so, don't fool
yourself, it is there. Anyway, the only thing we can see pretty much in our heliopause is the
so-called ENA ring. The ENA is the abbreviation for Excited Neutral Atom
and there was a NASA, cooperative, NASA and Lockheed Martin program called IBEX and IBEX,
I B E X stands for the Interstellar Boundary Explorer. This was a program, a NASA program to
try to find out as much as they could.
That envelope that surrounds our sun and all of it, all of its planets, we know,
Voyager 1, Voyager 2 are out there right now investigating but also this
IBEX mission has been looking at that area and they've discovered that indeed
there is a ring and if you look at the pictures that Wal and I have drawn, what we
think that heliopause or heliosphere looks like. Heliopause is of course the outer skin
of the heliosphere. If you take a look at it you realize there is a ring there, national ring, kind of
like the intersection between those two three dimensional paraboloides I guess you might
say they look like. Anyway, the IBEX posted an image of what they thought at
first,
their first idea what the heliosphere is supposed to look like. It had only one
tail and I'm thinking to myself, "well you know if Wal and I are right and this is the result
of a pinch in a tube like structure like a Birkeland current, then there ought to be
two tails and you ought to be able to stand here on Earth or somewhere in
the solar system and look up the pipe in one direction and in turn around look in
the opposite direction and look down the pipe in the other direction so there ought
to be two tales so I took, this is of course, artistic license you might call it, or dishonesty.
I hope it's not dishonest but I took the one of the IBEX images and put a second
tail on it and I said- aha, this is what it should really look like. Recently news came back
from IBEX - a paper from 2013, it's fairly recent, described a two lobed shape
down the tail. Two astronomers suggested that the lobes observed might actually
have been two jets with interstellar non-heliospheric materially in between.
Well you can call them jets if you want to, I think what it is, is you're seeing the Birkeland
currents
extended, one single Birkeland current extended in both directions away from
our heliosphere. But anyway, the IBEX announcement said that these newly
postulated jets look like baby versions of the superpower jets that exist our heliosphere. But anyway, the IBEX announcement said that these newly
postulated jets look like baby versions of the superpower jets that exist
around exotic objects like black holes and pulsars, of course that's nonsense but
what they mean to say is that they look like the jets that exist around planetary nebula
like for example the Minkowski 2-9 that is so much, I call it, the
prototype, if you will, of all of these Z -pinches and it looks exactly like that, at least
to my mind, that's what I think it's gonna look like when they finally
realize what they've got.
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