Polarized Light from Stars and Galaxies
Magnetic fields have polarizing effects on light, and it is through this effect that we know that all stars, including our Sun, have strong
Plasmoids and Z-pinches
Once we accept the fact that we live in a plasma universe, we soon come to realize that self-organizing structures such as plasmoids and z-pinches can explain
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.
Defining plasma
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, there should be an electric current drawn in at
Magnetic Field Strengths of Planets
The conventional view of planetary magnetic fields is that they are the result of liquid metallic currents that move like dynamos deep
Vulcan and the Mercury Anomaly
Mercury makes its rounds around the Sun a little faster than predicted by Newton, and this has been a subject for debate in astronomy ever since this was
The Cosmic Microwave Background
The Cosmic Microwave Background is an ubiquitous background radiation of the universe, viewed by astronomers as
The Balanced Universe
The universe is by definition a closed system with no outside mechanism to drive it. This means that every mechanism in the universe will have to have some reverse
Transmutations on the Electric Sun
Having demonstrated that transmutations can explain both fossilization and processes going on inside our bodies we can go on