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conundrummer
LUXUS Yes I would disagree with it thermal fusion occurs mainly on the outer surface to some depth, the dark sphere at the center of the Sun is 1/8 its total radius.
So science is wrong about where fusion occurs?
Since the universe is infinite your map would need a computer with infinite capacity to store every meteorite, planet etc its movement so that this could be calculated.
To jump the distances you are talking about (across a Galaxy) would require a reactor the same size or bigger then the Sun so yes I read the suggestion but know it not to be true or a possibility, they have smaller reactors which allows them to make smaller jumps.
There are two forces at work one that attracts energy towards the dark sphere and the waves that are generated at the surface of the sphere. The coldness is actually at the surface of the dark sphere because the matter around it is at a lower energy level.
Do these 2 forces have names? The first one sounds like gravity. The second sounds like electromagnetism.
LUXUS
reply to post by hana1
Nope it was not and I think you will find I gave way more info on the subject then given out so far so obviously I dont require outside help
The dark sphere at the center of the sun is not a type of energy it is simply a region of space that has a lower energy density then surrounding space which results in an inward flow from outside. As this energy is flowing inward it results in the wall of this sphere pulsating (expanding and contracting rhythmically) which causes spherical waves to be sent out from the surface of the sphere. These waves organize the internal matter of the sun into layers of different density which inclose each other like the skins of an onion. The matter of the sun is organized with decreasing atomic mass as you move inwards, heavier hydrogen on the outermost layer. The temperature, density and atomic mass decreases as you move inwards. The hydrogen that is fusing on the outside is not fusing due to gravity but because you have energy slamming into matter from outside which is being pulled in by the dark sphere. The gas on the outside takes the greatest hit and therefore is hottest. The gases that are in the innermost core are rarefied and at a low temperature, the rarefied gas around the center dark sphere is emitting a cold light white/blue in color.
The force is both gravitational and electromagnetic in nature because you cant produce one without the other
There are two forces at work one that attracts energy towards the dark sphere and the waves that are generated at the surface of the sphere.
LUXUS
I dont think I can be bothered with giving any further info on this subject, clearly you guys dont appreciate it and you have seen it somewhere on TV before so I guess you should watch those shows.
I dont think I can be bothered with giving any further info on this subject, clearly you guys dont appreciate it and you have seen it somewhere on TV before so I guess you should watch those shows
What makes you think I care about if it is ever excepted or not, as far as I am concerned they can stay believing the sun is just a ball of fire!
and its not questioning I mind its hostility.
think of two identical tuning forks you strike one and it sends out waves the other absorbed and emits the same waves, it is absorbing and emitting.
have seen it somewhere on TV before so I guess you should watch those shows.
LUXUS
reply to post by conundrummer
What makes you think I care about if it is ever excepted or not, as far as I am concerned they can stay believing the sun is just a ball of fire!
and its not questioning I mind its hostility.
I would say something else but it would get me kicked off here by the mods...you get the picture tho!
for lots of interesting links on NASA and independent efforts along those lines please look in the "when we find a second earth" thread towards the last couple of pages of that thread.
data5091
Just got done watching an interesting show called "The Universe", and the theme of this program was ufo's and possible means of propulsion. They talked about fusion, fission, warp drive, of course, and anti-matter. From what I understand NASA is already in the production process for creation of a warp drive. Maybe someone else can verify this.
alldaylong
reply to post by LUXUS
Utter rubbish.
At the core of the Sun, the pressure is more than 1 million metric tons/cm sq – that’s equivalent to more than 10 billion times the atmosphere of the Earth.
Must be some very durable spacecraft around to survive that.