Originally posted by David2012
With the proximity to the sun I go with the official story tbh.
John, do you want to fill us in on the whole electromagnetic sun theory? I'm sure you only touched on it in previous topics.
Ta!
Originally posted by thebox
John, do you want to fill us in on the whole electromagnetic sun theory? I'm sure you only touched on it in previous topics.
It might take some time though...
New Phenomena on the Sun
March 21, 2007: It's enough to make you leap out of your seat: A magnetic vortex almost as big as Earth races across your computer screen, twisting, turning, finally erupting in a powerful solar flare. Japan's Hinode spacecraft recorded just such a blast on Jan. 12, 2007...
The view from space is impressive. Visually, the chromosphere resembles a shag carpet with threads of magnetism jutting up from the floor below. Hinode's movies show the threads swaying back and forth as if blown by a gentle breeze. There is nothing gentle, however, about "spicules" shooting into the chromosphere from the underlying photosphere. "These are jets of gas as big as Texas," says Davis. "They rise and fall on time scales of 10 minutes."...
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Awesome Video of Electromagnetic Event
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From the very beginning of my focused research, I believed that the Sun physically embodied and held the key to the unified field theory - that if we could understand the Sun, we could understand the theory. This because the Sun converts matter to light - returning matter full circle to its origins - and to understand this process and the circle fully, means understanding both matter and light fully, and physically that is all there is.
Gravity is Matter's Memory that it Once was Light - Cornell University