Dimorphos and Didymos revisited
Three years have passed since NASA’s DART probe hit the asteroid Dimorphos. An impact that shortened its orbit around its parent asteroid Didymos
Why we don’t have to worry about rising sea levels
This winter is the fifth winter running with snow and ice accumulating on the northern hemisphere, according to
Atlantis, the Igloo Effect, and Mass Extinctions
The legend of Atlantis may have more truth to it than is generally believed. Because the existence of such an empire would go a long way towards
Polarized Light from Stars and Galaxies
When we see polarized light from our Sun and stars alike, we know that magnetism has been involved. This is because magnetic fields have
Kinetic Energy, Radii and Surface Areas
The theory presented on this blog has energy as size at the subatomic. Specifically, it states that all energies, regardless of form
Plasmoids and Z-pinches
Our universe is dominated by plasma, a type of gas that has the ability to self-organize into complex structures. Once we realize this we soon discover
The Plasma Universe
The most abundant form of matter in the universe isn't solid, liquid or inert gas, but plasma. Yet few people have heard of it, and even fewer know what it is. The reason for this is that plasma isn't a state…
The Electric Sun-Earth Connection
Earth has an electric connection to the Sun. We know this because Auroras at the poles of our planet are electric phenomena, and they flare up
Hannes Alfvén’s Galactic Circuit
Hannes Alfvén, who won the Nobel Price in physics in 1970, proposed in his time an electric model of galaxies. According to this model, plasma currents are drawn in at the plane of galaxies, and subsequently pushed out through their poles. Much…
How Gravity Differs from the Electrostatic Force
The electrostatic force and gravity have a number of differences that seem to indicate that these forces must be unrelated. However, on closer inspection we find that these differences are fully accounted for in a model where gravity is due…