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The latest news in about the Voyager II space craft encountering the Heliopause
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Any thoughts by mainstreamer on how this can occur in electrically neutral space? You would have already read in the old EU LINK thread that one of the hang ups was no particles were "seen" incoming to the Sun. They now appear to have been detected So how do the observations fit with the Mainstream model in relation to the EU model? Let the rabid responses begin Sol |
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This fits the Mainstream model quite well, thank you.
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See e.g. this article from the proceedings of the international society for optical engineering (hey, engineers who follow the mainstream theory!) A last mainstream source: Quote:
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Sorry my bad, I interpreted charged particles as being charged and not neutral and magnetic fields would be in conjunction with electric fields.
I'll try and read your links tonight so as to have a better understanding. Still seems the mainstream asserts EM forces when it suits but totaly disregard it in the over cosmological picture, and as a lay person it just dosen't make sense. Sol |
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Okay, this has already been written once in several mails, now it is collected in one concise message. Is the sun a ball of hot gas with fusion in the centre or is it a discharge according to Juergens? Well, let’s see what mainstream physics has to say about it.
Total Energy produced by the Sun in 1 second: From the general mainstream model the fusion in the core of the sun produces 4.3 million tonnes (4.3 109 kg) equivalent of energy per second so with the well known equation E = MC2 (Thanks Albert !, E is energy, M is the totall mass and C is the velocity of light 3 108 m/s) we can find the total power P: P = 4.3 109 x (3 108)2 / 1 second = 3.9 1026 Joules/s With an arbitrary voltage of a billion volts from the Sun and exterior space, according to Juergens in a “double layer” above the suns surface and P = UI (where U is the total potential drop in Volts and I is the total current in Amperes), we can calculate a current I = P / U = 3.9 1026 / 109 = 3.9 1017 A. So, now we come to the circuit around the sun, inflowing current in the equatorial plane and outflowing current along the poles of the sun, this all in accordance with Alfvén’s circuit model (see Cosmic Plasma, page 55, Figure III.7). Learning from the Earth where the current sheet thickness is on the order of the Earth’s radius, therefore we will assume that the current flowing to the sun has a thickness on the order of the suns radius. Now we look at what may be observed near Earth if indeed this current flows in the circuit, driving the energy output of the sun as in Juergens’ model. For a plane current sheet we can estimate the magnetic field by using Maxwell's equations. One equation, Ampere's Law, says that the variation of the magnetic field produced by a current is given by: curl B = mu0 (J + epsilon0 dE/dt), here curl is an operator that basically takes the derivative of the magnetic field in all three cartesian coordinates. In the case when we have a sheet of current, we can simplify this equation. We assume time stationarity (the sun shines at basically the same rate without major variations so that is no real problem) which means that any time derivative, like dE/dt will be 0. Assuming an infinite sheet in the x and y direction there is only variation in z and the equation simplifies to: dB/dz = mu0 J, and here we can make an estimate of the variation of the magnetic field from one side of the current sheet to the other by changing this differential into a difference dB/dz -> delta B / delta z. The delta B we do not know but the delta z is the thickness of the current sheet, so we find: Delta B / L = mu0 J, where we know L, the radius of the sun (7 108 m), and we can calculate J from the total current I (above) and saying that it flows through a “ribbon” of L wide and a circumference of 2 pi REarth-sun (1 AU = 1.5 1011 m), J = 3.9 1017 / (2 pi 1.5 1011 7 108 = 6 10-4 Amp/m2 and thus with mu0 = 4 pi 10-7 we find for the magnetic field near the Earth produced by that current system: delta B = mu0 J L = 0.5 Tesla Now, what magnetic field strengt his measured near the Earth? We measure field in the nano-Tesla range (see e.g. data from the Cluster spacecraft in the solar wind (the middle part in the linked plot), so that means that this model is roughly 1 billion (American) 109 times too strong, give or take a factor of 3! And then other observations, e.g. by the Ulysses spacecraft over the poles of the sun (here is a plot of the magnetic field strength measured by the mission from start to date), have not shown any signature AFAIK of strong toroidal magnetic fields associated with the outflowing currents. I guess that basically puts the lid on Juergens’ model. ** started editing to add references and definitions **
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Thanks tusenfem.
Perhaps if you could edit your post, to add definitions of the terms, as well as add references to Juergens and Alfven. It would then be a very nice, self-contained post that BAUT members (and others) can link to, in future discussions of EU ideas. |
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And yet that theory is perhaps the most thoroughly tested of all scientific theories; it is certainly the most accurately tested. It has been a very long time since 'making sense' was a useful criterion for judging scientific theories. sol88, this is a science-based discussion forum, and a key fundamental for all ATM discussions is acceptance of the approaches used in modern science. If you are not prepared to accept this fundamental, I respectfully suggest that BAUT is not a suitable place for you; if you would like to learn more about the nature of modern science, the role of theory, the match between 'reality' and science, etc, then BAUT has an excellent section for just such discussions - General Science. |
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Why do ATM proponents tend to display the Galileo syndrome? Why don't they realize that Galileo actually knew very well the mainstream science of its days and could support his ideas with evidence?
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Thanks for the link P.Asmah
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And not to try and scare any one too much but WTSHTF, say bye bye to your multi billion dollar funding This planet can not survive the onslaught of humanity at the present pace and the staggering rate of resource consumption, if we can not find a tech fix out of it well....I'll leave the consequences to your very intelligent minds. There’s plenty of info out there now on the up coming geological energy shortages. Hence I fear our only hope will be to try out new technologies based on the understanding that the dominant forces in the universe is electric/magnetic. Appears we just need to work on tapping in. Mother nature was on the right track, Photosynthesis, some basic elements the right temp and a big swag of EM radiation, beautiful ![]() But as Nereid stated Quote:
This is not to say gravity does not play an important role, it does but it is not the dominant force for getting "work" done. But back to the case at hand the Electric Sun, the universe today (LINK) had a story on AKARI, the new Japanese infrared sky surveyor mission, the preliminary pictures from the EU point of view look remarkably like an Interstellar Birkeland current with some Z pinching going on, some apparently fairly recently in cosmological terms. Sol88 Last edited by sol88; 25-May-2006 at 03:19 AM.. Reason: fix grammer |
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The only things I've seen requested around here are (1) if you're presenting an ATM concept, please try to learn something of the well understood science in the field you are going up against and (2) show us something that actually does have some relevant evidence, logic, and math behind it. The "Mainstream = Bad" bit gets old, especially when it is the usual response to any request for actual numbers. I used to find some of these ATM threads at least somewhat interesting, and the references by Tim and others often made up for the constant bickering, but this argument hasn't changed or advanced in any significant way for months.
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I appreciate the time Tusenfem's took to reply to this thread in such an outstanding mathmatical way.
For me as a non mathmatician I can not refute his equations. But where then, do these charged particles end up? remembering the article stated they where charged and not nuetral and that they were incomming? Sol |
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Unless and until there is a change in BAUT's (ATM) rules, I fully intend to continue challenging ATM ideas, as presented in ATM threads, by BAUT members. Further, I will continue to do so by seeking specific, concrete answers to direct, pertinent questions about the claims made in the ATM posts. Those questions will be directed at exposing the extent to which the ATM ideas, as presented are a) internally consistent b) consistent with (other) scientific theories where the respective domains of applicability overlap c) (above all) consistent with (good, relevant) experimental and observational results. Quote:
In what way(s) is any of that inconsistent with BAUT's ATM policies? With the approach that I have declared that I intend to take, wrt challenging ATM ideas (as presented in ATM threads)? |
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Tensor, that's not merely exactly what I was going to say about understanding, it is exactly what I have said, repeatedly.
I don't understand the math, either. (Look! It's a really long string of numbers!) However, all that proves is that I don't have the awareness of the subject to call the mainstream wrong. A lot of science, from my slightly-higher-educated-in-science-than-the-average standpoint, is pretty counterintuitive. I just don't get it. This means, among other things, that I'm not versed in it and therefore not qualified to call it wrong. In fact, even the one field where I consider myself reasonably educated is full of things that to me are counterintuitive. Like mudstone. It's a rock, but you can still see that it basically looks like dried mud, only it doesn't just dissolve if you drop it in water. That's just weird--but it also happens to be true. I'm sure there's a lot in, you know, physics and astronomy that's the same way to people with the same "two quarters of it in college" understanding that I have in geology. In fact, I'm given to understand (thank you, Bill Bryson!) that a lot of professionals think certain things in at least physics are weird, even if they've been working with them for decades. So it looks odd to you as a lay person. Fine. So try to understand what the mainstream's actually saying before you call them wrong, because I have to say, if you haven't put in the time to try, it's probably not the mainstream that's wrong.
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As if scientists were responsible for the policies of the governments. Laypersons, such as yourself, seem to prefer not taking upon themselves the responsibility of understanding how things work and then make decisions based on the knowledge acquired. Instead, they give the responsibility of taking the decisions to others and then whine if things are not perfect, according to their personal worldview. Quote:
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I think this quote from a post made by JayUtah in the "Conspiracy Theories" forum can shed some light on the behaviour of certain ATM proponents:
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and scientist, if they need the funding, must adhere to what The PTB say or the funding is pulled and since you've moved of topic: Quote:
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the most "sunlike" globe for the job is a Sodium vapor high intensity discharge light.
These lamps, HID's, mimic the suns spectra and some higher end radiation to boot. No. Having worked with both Sodium and Mercury lamps I can tell you that they don't mimic the sun's spectra. Their spectra are a set of distinct lines with large areas missed out. Sodium Mercury Compare this with the sun's which is a nearly continuous spectrum. edited to add: Looking at the other elements on the link I have for the sun, Uranium is probably one of the closest overall. Perhaps it's real a Fission reaction. ![]()
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I take it that a thermonuclear expolsion also shows the Sun's spectra?
I might be wrong, but I sort of doubt anyone has actually done spectrum analysis on a Nuclear blast.
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Want to read some of the mainstream ideas about solar coronal heating? Then just go HERE where you will find a looooooong list of research on the temperature of the corona. Just because Thunderbolds says that mainstream has no idea, does not mean that it is so. At Wiki there is a short description of the two main processes involved in heating the corona. Quote:
Also, apart from lots and lots of words, Thornhill is very sparse on any quantitative information. EU/PU works on Alfven and Peratt, which have written books full of equations, and nonetheless its supporters cannot even write down a quantitative model. I ask the EU/PU proponents to prove my post wrong (find the error that is in there, .......... no, I will just tell you what it is, Juergens assumes 10 billion volts, so how does that change my results?).
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I suggest you stop relying on EU websites to tell you what mainstream science says. The BAUT board has nice "Question & Answers", "Astronomy" and "General Science" fora.
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The following are all from posts by sol88, in this thread (post numbers added):
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This thread was started by sol88, as a thread presenting the EU case for the Electric Sun. Per this and this post, all new threads on EU topics are to be focussed, on the specific EU claims within the (narrow) scope of the thread. This thread contained a quantitative, specific debunking of the "Electric Sun" idea (here, by tusenfem). sol88's response to the debunking of the Electric Sun idea is in post #15: Quote:
I will keep this thread open for another week, in case any BAUT member wishes to offer a refutation of tusenfem's debunking, or to present an alternative EU case for the "Electric Sun" idea. If, at the end of the week, no EU case (for the Electric Sun idea) has been presented, it will be considered "long debunked", and any further reference to it, in support of EU ideas, will be considered a direct violation of BAUT's rules. sol88, many of your questions are good, and I suspect many people would be interested in learning the answers, per standard astrophysics. I encourage you to present the good questions as new threads, in BAUT's Q&A section. |
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