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The low-energy ions are created in the ionosphere, a region of the upper atmosphere where solar energy can sweep electrons away from molecules, leaving atoms of elements like hydrogen and oxygen with positive charges. Actually detecting these ions at high altitudes has been extremely difficult.
Now that has changed, making it apparent that low-energy ions abound in the distant reaches where Earth's atmosphere gives way to outer space. Researchers knew the ions were present at altitudes of about 100 kilometers (60 miles), but André and his colleague Chris Cully looked much higher, between 20,000 and 100,000 km (12,400 to 60,000 mi). While the concentration of the previously hidden cold ions varies, about 50 to 70 percent of the time the particles make up most of the mass of great swaths of space, according to the researchers' satellite measurements and calculations. And, in some high-altitude zones, low-energy ions dominate nearly all of the time. Even at altitudes around 100,000 km — about a third of the distance to the moon — the team detected these previously elusive low-energy ions.
If you can have E-fields in space, then objects in space will tend to act as anodes or cathodes. And before you know it, you are talking about a galactic circuit linking all of the components together.
Depending on how invested you are in the existing theories, these findings are either extremely exciting or incredibly threatening.
let's be clear here: The observation of E-fields in space is a complete game-changer. This is reason to suspect that gravity is not the universe's fundamental force after all, and that gravity is a side-effect of electromagnetism.
Originally posted by XPLodER
physics .org
ok just so we know this is big i have added a statment from a member,
If you can have E-fields in space(If? This is a well known fact.) , then objects in space will tend to act as anodes or cathodes. And before you know it, you are talking about a galactic circuit linking all of the components together.
Depending on how invested you are in the existing theories, these findings are either extremely exciting or incredibly threatening.
Actually, it's neither. Sure, it's an interesting topic...but it's neither "extremely exciting", and definitely not "incredibly threatening" I'll explain more at the end.
same link
so we are talking about the interaction between the sun hot plasma and earth cold plasma in an anollogy and anode cathode or electrical potential diference and presure density difference that creates the environment of "cold plasma " interacting with solar plasma in an electrical way.
what?
it gets very interesting when you realise that a small amount of missing mass int the universe may have just been found and an interesting problem about some of einstiens equations.
No, no, no, you have this completely wrong. The missing mass phenomenon involves the interaction of gravity between other masses...It doesn't involve the Earth's mass for those equations. An anology to this would be like finding out your windshield is dirty, just because the windshield is dirty, doesn't change the distance of the objects you're seeing.
let's be clear here: The observation of E-fields in space is a complete game-changer. This is reason to suspect that gravity is not the universe's fundamental force after all, and that gravity is a side-effect of electromagnetism.
Not really...It's been known that E-fields exist in space since the 1800s. Light is an electrical field and a magnetic field....and they've been known to be able to travel through the vacuum of space since the late 1800s.
xploderedit on 25-1-2012 by XPLodER because: (no reason given)
The new measurements indicate that about a kilogram (two pounds) of cold plasma escapes from Earth's atmosphere every second
Originally posted by XPLodER
reply to post by Ghost375
i wounder if you are missing the point of the thread,
if objects have hot/cold boudaries,
like bubbles around them,
and inside and outside the bubbles are at different presures and electrical states,
they act like a battery.
i would seem that gravity very well may be an effect of electrical potential difference in voltage,
and be a direct effect of the exchange of energy caused to "balence" the potential voltage indifereence.
if a cause and effect can be established between the two plasma behavious at the various pressure densities,
electromagnetics and magneto hydrodynamics would come into play.
The new measurements indicate that about a kilogram (two pounds) of cold plasma escapes from Earth's atmosphere every second
source
so if the interaction was "stripping" cold plasma at a rate of a kilo gram per second how many electrons would that be per second?
how much charge in a kilo of electrons per second?
what would that be in KV per second
and if the cold plasma reigion extends 1/3 the distence to the moon,
and other planets and moons would be expected to exhibit the same behaviour,
would indeed indicate that gravity was not a fundimental force of nature,
instead it would be a by prouct of induction producing attraction.
xploder
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The other was that these "run-of-the-mill" black holes did not arise until later in cosmic history.
Even at these low numbers, the X-rays they see indicate that there are, in fact, black holes in the earliest galaxies.
These new observations can’t say anything definitive about the origins of the earliest black holes, but they support the idea that black holes and galaxies have coevolved, starting very early on in cosmic history
game changer is correct, we now have the tools to explain some of the parts of gravity that we could not find answers for yay
so maybe gravity could be even weaker than we estimate, because part of the effect is due to this difference in charge.
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by VonDoomen
The problem is that space plasma will have both positive and negative charges which cancel each other out over a large scale.
Is this a known proven fact? I just find it hard to believe that such an immense system would come out with a perfectly even charge, or symmetrical, especially considering it is a dynamic system always receiving input and giving off an output. At face value of course.