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Here, it has been suggested that just a few thousand years ago a body we may here call ‘proto-Saturn’ in the form of a brown dwarf star appeared as a ‘second sun’ with its own retinue of planets, only for that star system to be captured by our current sun’s more powerful system [6-11] [6-12] . To some this will sound far fetched, but evidence exists that suggests this, or something close to it, may have happened. The line of thinking that revealed this evidence from the past has been like uncovering the facts of association that the police fingerprinting process achieves – physical evidence leading to the uncovering of further evidence, then the establishment of facts that lead to conclusions. There also exists evidence from astro-science, one example being the ‘axial tilt’ of bodies as they rotate in their orbits; in this case, the similar tilt of certain planets in our own solar system. This important aspect stems from the broad acceptance that bodies in space that are in relatively close proximity and which have very similar angles of inclination (axial tilts) as they rotate, are likely to have a fundamental relationship. Well, lo-and-behold, the angles of inclination to the vertical axis of Saturn, Mars, and the Earth are all very close to 26˚. This is significantly different from other planets and the Sun itself which has a tilt of 7˚ to the orbital plane of Earth, otherwise known as the ecliptic. One interpretation arising from this that is supported by the work of very credible researchers, suggests that Saturn was indeed a dwarf star accompanied by at least Mars and Earth, and that this ‘star system’ was captured complete when it came under the Sun’s more powerful EM influence. (In fact, we know there were other bodies because Saturn still has a large number of satellites, including one of planet size with a heavy atmosphere - Titan.) Saturn then lost its vast electrically maintained radiant glow, and along with its planets was re-located to the orbits they now occupy. Gravity remains unexplained by modern physics. In the EU model, the gravity of a planet is modified strongly by charge exchange, a process which is capable of manipulating charged bodies in an environment that offers no mechanical friction or other hindering forces. Having lost the source of its radiant energy over a relatively short period, the dwarf star we now call Saturn would have assumed the appearance it now has of a gas giant planet. The detail behind this process can also account for the rings of Saturn as being material left over from this energy shedding event. As I said, intriguing stuff, and I realise this idea is a bit of a departure, but it really does have evidence to support its credibility from today’s science, geological studies and from the analysis of ancient recorded history and mythological accounts [6-13] . The basis for judging this ‘historical evidence’ as substantial arises from similarities recently found between petroglyphs carved in stone from all around the world and through stories with common threads handed down within tribes and isolated civilisations from every continent. These were people who could never have communicated with each other to exchange this information, so why is it that so many of their recorded accounts tell the same story? For anyone particularly interested in this developing historical database and its analysis, please look at the work of: David Talbott via www.thunderbolts.info - Marinus Anthony van der Sluijs at www.mythopedia.info - Dwardu Cardona via www.velikovsky.info/Dwardu_Cardona - Ev Cochrane at www.maverickscience.com You can also find books by these researchers at www.mikamar.biz/thunderbolts-product.htm 105 | The Electric Universe answers I see
Getting back to our own solar system today, what keeps everything in place? Given that gravity theory is only capable of predicting the interactive behaviour of two bodies and not of systems that contain more than that, it seems there must be some stabilising feedback mechanism that can modify gravity. In the solar system, planets orbit the Sun, moons orbit planets and everything seems to be stable, but remember, this is only a snapshot in terms of the time that has already passed. Our star is a component within two electric circuits; one interstellar and the other local to the solar system itself. Without exception, all electric and magnetic circuits must be ‘complete’ in order for current to flow and for magnetic fields to exist. The colossal interstellar maintenance currents that flow into the Sun enter at its north and south poles [6-14] . The other internal solar system circuit has positive protons drifting away from the Sun through the heliosphere to the heliopause and negative electrons drifting from all regions of the heliopause back towards the Sun. The circuits and the Ecliptic plane within the Heliosphere © author We must remember that the heliosphere actually is like a sphere, so ‘charge drift’ is occurring from every direction towards the Sun’s plasmasphere at the same time. This, however, is concentrated in some regions more than others, for example in particular along the flat disk-like structure around the sun’s equator known as the ‘ecliptic’. It is within or close to the ecliptic that the orbits of all the planets are to be found and the disk itself extends out to the solar system’s ‘heliopause’. Think of the heliopause and the heliosphere together as one body, like a slightly dented globe at top and bottom that would appear like a doughnut if it were flattened more. In electrical terms, the positive Sun would be known as the ‘anode’ and the more negative heliopause would be known as the ‘cathode’. Just as electrons do in a normal electric circuit when they flow from cathode to anode, they will therefore naturally flow from the heliopause towards the positive Sun. If you had a voltage meter with very long test leads and were able to put one lead on the Sun and the other on, say, the Earth, then you would find the Earth to be negative, but not nearly as negative as measuring the voltage at, say, Mars, or at any of the other planets further away. Think then of the planets as bodies that are negatively charged to different extents, floating within this gradient of charged plasma that changes from a positive maximum at the Sun to a negative maximum at the heliopause. 106 | The Electric Universe answers I see THE ECLIPTIC SUN BIRKELAND CURRENTS MORE POSITIVE BIRKELAND CURRENTS
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Contents Dedication Acknowledgement
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science book, this book will requir
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Dedication For my wife Nora, my swe
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Gerard, your eye for detail has bee
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Foreword I continue to be amazed at
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In addition, my desire is to by-pas
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Each and every one of these things
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They are further thought of as star
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White Dwarfs, Neutron Stars, Pulsar
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Redshift [1-10] , in the context of
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We have all seen Craters [1-13] in
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Despite this being the case it seem
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There have of course been very impo
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Having reached this point with grav
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make. People are not born to be sci
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The process of nuclear fusion is no
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to the effects of assumed, colossal
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They have therefore failed on every
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Comets were first described in 1950
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“If the Earth’s orbit were repr
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What if this powerful process based
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One such very expensive experiment
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Page 80 and 81: Getting back to electric currents a
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It may therefore be NASA and ESA th
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These gullies have an almost errati
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Flat Top Mesa It may just be me, bu
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Given that these electrical process
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important reason behind me writing
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Chapter Five References: [5-1] Kris
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