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In part 1 of this presentation, physicist Wal Thornhill began his
analysis of the recent remarkable update by the team behind the groundbreaking
scientific experiment, the SAFIRE project.
For the first time, an independent experiment has been
conducted to audit the Electric Sun model, first proposed by the engineer
Ralph Juergens in the 1970s.
At the recent University of Bath Electric Universe
conference in the UK, SAFIRE's principal scientist and chief engineer Montgomery
Childs said of SAFIRE's results; in all our experiments and discoveries, we have
found no disparities with the Electric Sun model.
We believe the SAFIRE experiment validates and supports the Electric Sun model.
Childs is president and founder of the engineering firm Aurtas
International Incorporated, which was contacted by the International Science
Foundation to experimentally test the Electric Sun.
As noted previously, Aurtas International Inc. is an independent body
which has no affiliation with the Electric Universe or The Thunderbolts Project.
In this episode, Thornhill continues with his thoughts on
some of the most stunning SAFIRE results to date.
This famous photo of settled science will be recognized in
future as the moment we stopped doing physics in the 20th century.
Quantum theory discarded the physics principle
of cause followed by effect.
Einstein didn't like it but he had already done the fatal damage.
He isolated his arbitrary inertial observers from the rest of the
universe, discarded the absolute standards of length and time, invented an
imaginary proper clock, which doesn't exist, removed the ether, and the effect
of gravity became an illusion,
all unforgiveable nonsense to the great physicists of the past.
We were propelled back almost 2,000 years to
the Greek Ptolemaic era, when geometric symmetry and mathematical beauty
dictated that endless ad-hoc epicycles be added to perfect circular planetary
orbits in order to match appearances.
That dogma lasted for over 1500 years.
How long will we allow relativity dogma and its taboos to persist?
It should be no surprise that since that conference,
science has failed to produce fundamental breakthroughs, anything like
the 19th century, when some of the finest experimental physicists: Weber, Ampere,
Gauss, Faraday, were discovering the secrets of electricity and magnetism.
For example, Wilhelm Weber produced an electrodynamic orbital model of the atom
in the 1870s, 40 years before it was experimentally discovered by Ernest Rutherford.
Weber's electrodynamic law will form the foundation of future physics.
The Electric Universe follows the lead of those experimenting electrical pioneers.
The SAFIRE project shows our century-old understanding of
stars, and therefore the universe, is fundamentally wrong.
There is no mention of electricity in space in any textbook on astronomy or cosmology.
The Electric Sun model accepts and extends electrical Plasma Cosmology,
the only experimentally tested and predictive cosmology today.
The Nobel-Prize-winning plasma physicist Hannes
Alfven developed it based on a universal network of Birkeland current filaments
connecting and driving the rotation of galaxies, which matches modern observations.
50 years ago, he predicted a crisis in astrophysics because theorists
chose to misunderstand his pioneering research in Plasma Physics.
The SAFIRE project proves he was right.
Galaxies are an electrically powered phenomenon, and electric stars light their spiral circuits.
It shows we have wasted more than 60 years trying to produce
energy "like the Sun," based on the unshakable belief that stars are
isolated thermonuclear- powered campfires in the sky.
The SAFIRE project exposes the complicated untestable life-and-death
story of thermonuclear stars as fictional.
Plasma Cosmology has a long history of peer-reviewed literature in
the nuclear and plasma sciences society of the Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers, the IEEE.
The dysfunction of modern institutionalized science is epitomized
by the absence of astronomers at the IEEE conferences.
In my experience, there was one notable exception, the
radio astronomer Gerrit Verschuur who used his expertise to map local interstellar
Birkeland currents.
He wrote, "The role of large-scale currents may be far more important in
defining interstellar structure than has generally been recognized within the
astronomical community."
Plasma Cosmology supports the Electric Sun model in another crucial aspect.
It successfully predicted that stars are formed by
powerful electromagnetic pinches strung along Birkeland current filaments
inside molecular clouds.
The electrical formation easily accounts for the
observed but unexplained flickering of newborn stars, and witnessed in SAFIRE.
The electromagnetic accretion process is called Marklund convection, which
deposits heavy elements at the cool center of the star, and hydrogen and
helium in the outermost atmosphere.
There is no thermonuclear core in a star.
Of course, the evidence has always been plain to see in the fact that sunspots
are dark and cool compared to the surrounding bright photosphere.
Astrophysics and particle physics are the two pillars of cosmology.
The SAFIRE project knocks down both pillars.
The two disciplines have fed off each other's misinformation for decades
giving birth to futile and hugely expensive projects; fusion power unlike
the Sun, the Large Hadron Collider in a futile attempt to explain mass
independent of the matter exhibiting mass, and the baseless quest for
imaginary dark matter and dark energy.
As one theoretical physicist admitted, we gratuitously blow the public's mind with
our crazy ideas.
As for the Big Bang, it is plainly unscientific.
There is no idea how matter is constructed, let alone
created, which defies a principle of physics.
And thanks to Einstein, mass and energy are physically undefinable, and we
have no physical idea how gravity works.
Einstein's universal speed limit of light is applied to the electric force
and gravity, despite the inverse square law applying to them, both being
independent of time.
Introducing a speed of light delay renders orbital systems
like those in the atom and the solar system incoherent and unstable.
This also reveals that gravitational wave detectors
are not detecting gravity signals because their coincident detection
assumes gravity operates at the speed of light.
As for super-collapsed gravitational objects like black holes
and neutron stars, Plasma Cosmology explains in detail the phenomena
associated with them, both by theory and experiment, and has no need of them.
The SAFIRE project exposes the misbegotten taboo by fusion researchers against low
energy transmutation and energy production.
That has held up progress in nuclear power for more than 60 years.
In 1979, Juergens asked, "Could it be that the search for thermonuclear energy is a
false trail that has been followed all these years with no real hope of success?
If the Sun and the stars indeed succeed in fusing lighter elements to form
heavier ones, are the relevant activities carried out more or less in plain sight --
in their atmospheres?"
Supporting evidence has since been found of an anti-
correlation between sunspot number, a photospheric effect, and neutrino
count from the Sun.
In about the same year, 1979, I read the work of a noted
French scientist, professor C. Louis Kervran,
who in the 1960s published important research demonstrating low-energy
biological transmutations of the chemical elements which, surprise,
surprise, "...falls outside mainstream physics and is not part of the
scientific discourse..." according to Wikipedia.
However, the SAFIRE project is now verifying low-energy nuclear transmutations.
In 1981, I read a small pamphlet titled 'Electron Structure' by
Ralph Sansbury, an independent researcher from New York.
He proposed an orbital model of the electron which, when
applied to nucleons, provides a simple alternative model of nuclear reactions
involving resonant catalytic nuclear chemistry at low energies.
It provided a real physical basis for understanding quantum mechanics.
It shows, the picture of fusion requiring high-energy particle
collisions to overcome a high nuclear Coulomb barrier is too restrictive.
Weber's electrodynamics shows a short-range resonant attraction between
two like-charged particles, such as two atomic nuclei.
With this in mind, I spoke to Monty regularly in the design stage
about the requirements for the experimental star and the detection of
elemental transmutation.
My friend and Thunderbolts colleague, professor Donald
Scott also extended Juergens' Electric Sun model by recognizing the PNP transistor
action of the anode tufts or photospheric granulations, which was successfully
produced in phase one of SAFIRE's proof of concept.
This mechanism was important in the model to steady the radiant output
of the Sun, while in X-rays the Sun is a variable star.
The steadiness of starshine from billions of stars is one of
the disparities of the standard thermonuclear model.
Don also provided electrical engineering advice in the construction phase.
Don's most recent contribution to understanding the
electromagnetic structure of Birkeland current filaments, promises a deeper
understanding of the connection between an electric star
and its interstellar circuit, as well as many mysterious phenomena in deep space
and within the solar system.
The Thunderbolts team are grateful to Monty and a remarkable dedicated team who
successfully designed and built the historic experiment, then devised and
performed the SAFIRE experiments employing the latest Design Of
Experiments methodology to independently test the Electric Sun model.
Their professional investigation and results change everything we thought we knew
about our place in the universe.
That, I hopefully predict, will have a beneficial effect on all of us.
It is a far more inclusive, coherent and hopeful, big picture than we have ever had.
Best of all, responses show, it inspires people and just makes sense.