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Originally posted by stander
The Dark Flow phenomenon may correct the problem of a concept misapplication: The cosmologists have always regarded the universe as a self-modifying entity; this and only this universe holds the answers to all phenomena observed in it. As I mentioned this before, there is something called "Space," even though the math can't support its existence. No one seems to be ready to leave the security of the 20th century physics, and so many effects taking place in the universe will remain unexplained -- unless the cosmologists get more comfortable with the existence of "beyond the universe."
Originally posted by Wise Dome
I think we need to look at thing like Plasma Cosmology and the Paranormal in the context of extra-dimensions.
Originally posted by squiz
Space is full of charged particles. Flowing charged particles = electricity.
Space is choc full of magnetic fields, magnetic fields cannot exist without electric current.
Originally posted by ngchunter
Where are all the charged particles that are supposedly flowing towards the sun to produce all the energy we get from the sun? The in-flowing energy would have to be incredibly energetic or incredibly thick, yet we don't see anything of the sort. Just the opposite, in fact, we see a sea of electrons AND protons flowing away from the sun at all times. That fact alone disproves the theory.
The magnetic fields on the sun are visible in solar prominences, they constrain all the charged particles until they release outward, they never bring in charged particles inward, let alone in the same or greater amount than they release. The "electromagnetic current" of the sun is well studied and has been found to be self-generated and outward flowing every time it's been examined.
Originally posted by squiz
Where are they? here they are.
adsabs.harvard.edu...
This as well refutes your assumption.
www.spaceflightnow.com...
And no, not incredible dense at all.
www.electric-cosmos.org...
The electric hypothesis predicted this and more.
Originally posted by squiz
I posted those links mostly because it refutes your assumption that there is no influx. Then later in your post you claim it again. You refuse to read expert opinion on the issue because of web page graphics, well...
Solar electron bursts are frequently observed in the ACE/SWEPAM suprathermal electron measurements at energies below 1.4 keV. A significant fraction of such events show backscattered electrons, beginning after the burst onset and traveling back towards the Sun along the magnetic field direction. Such backscattered particles imply a scattering mechanism beyond the spacecraft location. Some bursts also show backstreaming conic distributions, implying mirroring at magnetic field enhancements beyond the spacecraft. Here we present a study of these backstreaming particles during solar electron events.
Based on recent observations by the Cluster and the Double Star TC-1 satellites, a team of American, European and Chinese scientists have discovered the presence of ion density holes in the solar wind, upstream of the Earth's bow shock, of [thousands kilometers in size. More than 140 of such density holes were found, always observed with upstream particles (propagating against the solar wind flow), suggesting that backstreaming energetic particles interacting with the solar wind are important....
.....The bow shock of a planet slows down the solar wind and deflects the bulk of this plasma flow around the planet. The solar wind particles passing through the bow shock are both decelerated and heated rather rapidly. More surprisingly, some of the solar wind particles are reflected and stream away from the shock towards the Sun. These backstreaming particles travel upstream, along the interplanetary magnetic field lines. The role of these particles and their interaction with the incoming solar wind is still unclear.
Originally posted by squiz
reply to post by ngchunter
And you must solve the following for the standard theory -
And you want me to account for the energy when the standard theory cannot not even explain the wind itself? Get a grip.
beginning after the burst onset
hypothesis expected to see backstreaming electrons and one has been observed.
Oh and by the way Nobel prize winner Hannes Alfven a revolutionary plasma physicist
Some more-
upstream of the Earth's bow shock
We can keep going if you like but I'll put my response's in the appropriate place from now on.
Acceleration of the Solar Wind Ions
Wal Thornhill has already referred Thompson to low-pressure gas discharge physics as being the appropriate model to use, not simple electrostatics. As a pseudoskeptic, Thompson refuses to address his remarks to this model because it refutes his beliefs and he can’t find any authority to quote that has ever considered the possibility. In the gas discharge model, interplanetary space is an extensive plasma region termed the ‘positive column,’ which is characterized by almost equal numbers of positive charges (ions) and electrons. The plasma is electrically ‘quasi-neutral,’ like a current-carrying copper wire. And like a copper wire, it is a region with a weak electric field that causes a steady drift of electrons toward the more positive ‘sink.’ (The drift speed of electrons in a current-carrying copper wire is typically measured in cm/hr!) The drift current focused down from the vastness of space powers the Sun. The drift field is also responsible for the weak acceleration of positive ions away from the Sun. The result is the quasi-neutral solar ‘wind.’ The electric Sun model is the only one that has a consistent satisfactory explanation for the solar wind.
The phenomenon known as the ‘plasma frequency’ is caused by the ionized (free) electrons’ tendency to lurk and oscillate around the neighborhood of positive ions. The fact that many electrons hover around the vicinity of these accelerating ions is not a contradiction of the ES hypothesis. Only a meager fraction of these electrons are needed to power (to drift toward) the Sun. The accelerating ions are (one of many) currents that are part of a circuit. The electrons are also part of that circuit (driven by circuit potentials, not a ‘central pith ball’ electrostatic potential). These currents will be ‘pinched’ into filaments, sheets and heterogeneous paths. Thompson invokes Maxwell by saying, “...according to Maxwell's equations, a time variable magnetic field will generate an electric field, which will accelerate a charged particle.” True. A time-varying magnetic flux will generate an electric field around a closed path that encircles the flux. But what causes that time variation in the magnetic field? The standard non-electrical response (as I understand it) would be that the magnetic field is frozen into the plasma, and gravity, convection, or some other mechanical force moves the plasma, thereby ‘powering’ the variation in the magnetic field. But, as decades of laboratory and space research have shown, magnetic fields are not frozen into plasmas. Changing electrical currents change magnetic fields. The pseudoskeptics never mention these required – and measured – electrical currents.
Originally posted by squiz
But I'll leave this. which concerns the same argument on the very issue you are pressing. Since you're argument is a complete copy and paste of the same stuff all over the net on this issue you are making the same mistakes and not using the appropriate model.
Originally posted by squiz
reply to post by ngchunter
At least you admit now electrons do enter the sun, are you so sure about the amount?
probes cannot detect the slow drift electrons.