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The four forces of physics,
Two of these four forces
act in the atomic core. One of them
unifies and holds matter together
in the core (e.g. via fusion), the other force SEPARATES parts of the atomic
core. It produces the radioactivity of e.g. uranium and thorium (table).
The other two forces of
these four forces act in the infinite space. One of them - gravity -
unifies and holds matter together
e.g. it forms stars from huge clouds. It holds together stars, solar systems,
binary stars, galaxies, clusters. The other force - the electric force - SEPARATES
matter of celestial bodies and produces winds, loops, flares and lightyears-long
jets. The electrically ejected matter is formed to filaments via pinch effect.
The attractive and repulsive
forces in microcosm and macrocosm show the elegant simplicity and beautiful
symmetry of the Universe. This was not understood in the 20th century. The
main problem was, how could the Universe still have e.g. positive matter which
should eject another positive matter as the Sun its proton-flares? Yes, positive
and negative matter continually neutralise each other. But the sun-like stars
continually produce new charged matter, too, e.g. negatively charged wind
and proton-flares. They do it via 43 times quicker thermal motion of the plasma-electrons
related to that of the protons (Eddington 1925). Therefore, electron-jumps
outwards are in average longer than those inwards. In addition to this thermoelement-effect,
the solar photons and the solar neutrinos also push outwards the electrons
to longer jumps but the ions to shorter ones. The solar surface is charged
negatively. Neutron stars and black holes have more violent electric functions.
This is shown in the book and in the homepage of "The Electric Universe".
NASA in http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2001/ast07nov_1.htm
:
Title: What Lies Beneath a Sunspot
Subtitle: Awesome plasma hurricanes were one of the surprises when
scientists recently
peered beneath the stormy surface of our star.
NASA has made a nice simulation to this issue which can be viewed here on the their website.
Read my script to this discovery, which was send to newsletter-readers earlier.
Regards,
Dr. Phys. Eng. László Körtvélyessy, Candidate of the Hungarian Academy of Science
mail me at DrLaKy@electric-universe.de