Originally posted by XPLodER
reply to post by Sf18443
yes this artical explains what i was trying to say that the sun is emitting a partical that induces energy in mass and this induced energy creates a sympathetic feild around the craft
the feild aligns the charged particals (whos charge is also related to the mystery partical emition from the artical you linked) and provides a flow from negitive to positive like an ionic wind (not sure of terminollogy)
Originally posted by XPLodER
reply to post by Sf18443
my personal interpretation of the binary solar system theory is
it is possable there is a binary body interacting on our solar system
the science is not main stream but by no means does that discount it as a possability
there is some thing in our solar system that keeps alot of bodies in a near circular orbit
theory only but im open for explinations to the unexplained if it makes sence
xp
Originally posted by theAymen
Originally posted by XPLodER
reply to post by Sf18443
yes this artical explains what i was trying to say that the sun is emitting a partical that induces energy in mass and this induced energy creates a sympathetic feild around the craft
the feild aligns the charged particals (whos charge is also related to the mystery partical emition from the artical you linked) and provides a flow from negitive to positive like an ionic wind (not sure of terminollogy)
i dont think it is a "new" mystery particle. i think the makeup of the sun is changing. its a flux of magnetic pull/repulsion
the half life/decay of radioactive isotopes changing is an indicator that the sun is becoming more "Rapid" which we will interpret as change in spacetime & magnetic forces who knows what else
It is a component of the US space surveillance network, and is claimed to be able to detect objects as small as 10cm (four inches) at heights up to 30,000 km (15,000 nautical miles.)
Originally posted by jazz10
Spaceweather.com has put up the same story from a few days ago.
en.wikipedia.org...
Could there be a device picking up the same from a different direction?
Also some of you may have noticed what looks like a planet to the right of the sun on soho for instance? Not there now though.
That's exactly what I think is happening, it's some sort of extremely weak force that only becomes noticeable when you move far enough away from the interference of all the other forces. Either that or the Sun and craft remain "entangled" in some way which exerts an effect when you "stretch" them far enough apart...
If, as they're inferring, that this "unknown force" originates in the sun, then I would assume that the reason it hasn't been detected earlier is because it is so incredibly weak compared to gravity, that its local effect has been completely masked by gravity and only when gravity has become sufficiently weak at the distances these probes currently are at, that this "unknown force" finally becomes noticeable.
The spacecraft's magnetometer, which began making measurements of Mars' magnetic field after its capture into orbit on Sept. 11, detected the magnetic field on Sept. 15. The existence of a planetary magnetic field has important implications for the geological history of Mars and for the possible development and continued existence of life on Mars.
"Preliminary evidence of a stronger than expected magnetic field of planetary origin was collected and is now under detailed study," said Dr. Mario H
