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Originally posted by ZeuZZ
You really dont get it do you.
I am not saying that anything behaves identically to gravity, i am saying that the force that we think is due to the attraction of mass (gravity) could be caused by other EM properties.
As my previous post showed the attraction could be achieved from atoms electromagnetic properties.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
You, as they say, a reference to "gravity" is a misnomer here. I find it astounding that you choose to drag gravity into this, even though it must be obvious that it doesn't belong in this issue.
According to Einstein's theory of general relativity, a moving mass should create another field, called gravitomagnetic field, besides its static gravitational field. This field has now been measured for the first time and to the scientists' astonishment, it proved to be no less than one hundred million trillion times larger than Einstein's General Relativity predicts.
This gravitomagnetic field is similar to the magnetic field produced by a moving electric charge (hence the name "gravitomagnetic" analogous to "electromagnetic"). For example, the electric charges moving in a coil produce a magnetic field – such a coil behaves like a magnet. Similarly, the gravitomagnetic field can be produced to be a mass moving in a circle. What the electric charge is for electromagnetism, mass is for gravitation theory (the general theory of relativity).
Originally posted by ZeuZZ
Originally posted by buddhasystem
You, as they say, a reference to "gravity" is a misnomer here. I find it astounding that you choose to drag gravity into this, even though it must be obvious that it doesn't belong in this issue.
I never used the term antigravity. It does well to show that by means of electrical processes you can create thrust.
Whats to say that the billions of particles streaming through your body now are not creating a similar effect? Of course, that is highly unlikely, but thats the point; we just dont know.
Also I cant see how you can say gravity does not come into this issue when the whole point of that device is for a voltage to create propulsion from the ejected particles to overcome gravity.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Right, people invented electric fans a very long time ago, and fans do create thrust. There is no gravity connection.
You don't know whether I am an android form the Galaxy who is studying ATS for the benefit of the supreme being Zmorrg, who is a giant pulsating brain in the center of a neutron star. You just don't know. I find it silly to drag nore unknowns into a problem unless you absolutely have to. And you don't.
Originally posted by ZeuZZ
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Right, people invented electric fans a very long time ago, and fans do create thrust. There is no gravity connection.
That is quite a different process. In that instance it is the rotation of the fan causing the thrust, not the voltage of the fan repelling particles. When particles are accelorated away from a high voltage body you would call that an electrical process, and so i think that my terminology of this as an electrogravitic effect is fully justified.
Originally posted by tilly21
reply to question 1--well there are many theories as to why the corona is hotter than the surface... one is the powerful magnetic fields wrapping around the sun like a corkscrew flowing thru the corona. just like the solor wind energeticly interacts with the Earths magnetic field (the escaping particles are "re-excited" as they pass thru these fields) it is still debateable, but the electromagnetic theory cant explain much either now.
Another team of Hinode researchers led by Bart De Pontieu of Lockheed-Martin have found evidence for more Alfven waves coming from a layer of the sun's atmosphere called the chromosphere. (The chromosphere is to the sun as the troposphere is to Earth; both are near-surface layers of atmosphere.) These Alfven waves are not launched by jets but rather by turbulent motions within the chromosphere itself. "If we add all the Alfven waves together, the ones from the chromosphere plus the ones from X-ray jets, it may be enough to solve the mystery of coronal heating," says Cirtain.
because if this energy is flowing into the sun, then why is the corona cooler than the core? and thus the surface cooler than both? (hot to cold to hotter)
and how does this theory explain sun birth and death? wouldn't an unlimitless energy source allow stars to never die? yet we have proof of stellar death.
These cosmic electric currents are the most efficient scavengers of dust and gas in space. Matter is squeezed or “pinched” toward the current axis by a strong force that varies inversely with radial distance from the axis. Contrast that with the weak force of gravity, which falls off rapidly with the square of distance. Stars are formed like beads strung along a cosmic power line with their rotation axes aligned along the current filaments. Evidence for that model comes from the alignment of the spin axes of stars with the magnetic field in giant molecular clouds. The effect is rather like the old toy spinning tops, with the helical thread plunger passed through them to impart spin. The strong electromagnetic coupling between the proto-star and its environment is also capable of removing angular momentum during collapse - a severe problem for the gravitational collapse model of stars.
reply to question 2--currently particles leaving the sun take a very long and irratic path to the surface of the sun... it takes particles anywhere 100,000 to a million years to make the journey from the core to the surface... there could have been a diminishing of thermonuclear activity or period with little detectible particles (anywhy this had to have happened a long time ago) but the internal pressure (the heat and trillions upon tillions of bouncing nuclei) can still fight gravity... besides the fact the sun is not massive enough to collapse in on itself because it does NOT have the mass of the Chandrasekhar limit.
Originally posted by squiz
The corona is an electric arc glow, yes it even looks like one.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Unbelievable! "It glows, must be an arc!". It's like in most computer games, "radiation" must glow.
Really, thanks for a good chuckle. You know, I saw Cherenkov radiation once inside a nuclear reactor, it was glowing... Apparently, everybody missed the fact that it's an arc!
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by squiz
The corona is an electric arc glow, yes it even looks like one.
Unbelievable! "It glows, must be an arc!". It's like in most computer games, "radiation" must glow.
Really, thanks for a good chuckle. You know, I saw Cherenkov radiation once inside a nuclear reactor, it was glowing... Apparently, everybody missed the fact that it's an arc!
Originally posted by behindthescenes
1. How will you differentiate "personal attacks" versus legit conspiracy chat regarding members and non-members alike?
Any post that contains commentary that focuses on a person's capabilities or credibility would apply.
Originally posted by Ionized
First of all, he didn't state that it must be an arc because it is glowing... Is that the type of reasoning you employ?
The corona is an electric arc glow, yes it even looks like one
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
Would it not seem that your post does not follow civility and decorum?
The corona is an electric arc glow, yes it even looks like one
Observational confirmation of the Sun's CNO cycle
Gamma rays from a solar flare in Active Region 10039 on 23 July 2002 with the RHESSI spacecraft spectrometer indicate that the CNO cycle occurs at the solar surface, in electrical discharges along closed magnetic loops….
……other quantitative measurements on the Sun revealed puzzling hints that a solar CNO cycle operates near the solar surface, where H, He, C and N are abundant, rather than in the Sun's interior.
Gamma-rays from nuclear reactions in a solar-flare-induced electrical discharge.