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Old 22-February-2004, 09:27 AM
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In addition to Betelgeuse, Antares and Mira have also been resolved via interferometry:

http://isi.ssl.berkeley.edu/research.htm

Mira has been imaged by the HST:

http://www.ras.ucalgary.ca/SKA/science/node14.html

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Look at this image here. I think the images at VanderL's site were doctored up to match the electric universe dogma. The image was taken to show the solar wind, not a plasma donut circling the equater.
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Wow Tinaa, nice find. Sure does look like it, or a similar SOHO picture.
Sorry folks, the images are stills from a movie from the SOHO CD-ROM called "SOHO-Exploring the Sun". I can't find the movie on the SOHO website, but if you want to see it, e-mail me and you can check for yourself that this accusation is unfounded. If these images are "doctored" then it's the SOHO team that did the doctoring.
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I have to agree with VanderL here, i have the same CD. I am always perusing the SOHO website - if they were doctoring they will have a lot to answer for!
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Perhaps I was incorrect about the doctoring, but the pictures are misrepresented. The pictures seem terribly fuzzy to me. There are many, many pictures, that are more in focus, that would have served. I maintain the site is using the photos under false pretenses.
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They are stills from a movie, if you look at the movie is is all much clearer, and the fuzziness is real, plasma doesn't always behave ordered. As for the false pretenses, the movie was made to show the plasma ring and that's what is stated.
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The helioseismology shows that the standard model of the solar interior is valid to tolerances on the order of 1%, which strongly rule out the interior structure that Manuel claims.
I've read somewhere that the helioseismology data are also consistent with a completely homogenous solar interior, if the standard model is correct the interior must be layered in distinct regions. Would the Iron Sun model need a more complex interior than the standard model? How does the Iron Sun model conflict with the inferred solar interior?

Faulkner said that Achernar is encircled by a plasma ring, does anyone know the reference?
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