A Beginner's View of Our Electric Universe - New

Given what has been said so far, go on to consider the various distances that the planets are from the Sun and the
orbital stability they seem to have. The negative charge associated with each of them will have settled, more or
less, at a level that matches the mass of the planet within its heliosphere environment and also its relationship to
other charged planets that will transit on a regular basis in adjacent orbits. The apparent steady and predictable
orbits of planets is therefore an indication that the EU model of an electrical modification to Newton's clockwork
mechanism is in operation. How gravity is modified by the electric force is an aspect described under the term
EMOND (Electrically MOdified Newtonian Dynamics). Wal Thornhill describes this on his website as the
process whereby variations in the electric charge of a body (planet or moon etc.) alter its mass and therefore the
gravitational pull that it can exert or be influenced by within its environment [6-15a] [6-15b] [6-16] .
The distance from the Sun to the heliopause is estimated to be between 115 and 175 AU or 10,700,000,000
to 16,300,000,000 miles. Beyond the heliopause lies a mind-bogglingly large volume of space that contains
extremely sparsely distributed particles of plasma gas and dust. Suspended within that apparent emptiness are
countless identical situations of other stars with their astrospheres and astropause boundaries and no doubt their
planets and moons inside. But remember, this is just within our own Milky Way galaxy.
We also should remember that within our living memory in our thin biosphere environment here on the surface
of the Earth, we humans have been largely isolated from the direct influences of the powerful EM forces that
exist in space. This limited experience is a substantial reason why we are not more aware even of the existence
of these forces. Our on-going isolated survival is due mainly to the barrier formed by the earth’s protective
magnetic field, the ‘magnetosphere’ [6-17] . The magnetosphere acts as Earth’s protective shield and provides a
path around which high-speed charged particles from the Sun are guided away from the Earth. Some particles
that are not diverted do reach Earth at
the poles, where they come in contact
with atoms of certain gases in the
upper layers of our atmosphere.
The flow of charged particles along the
ecliptic and their interaction with the
Earth’s magnetic field. © author
The result of these energetic particles
striking molecules of oxygen and
nitrogen gas in our upper atmosphere is what causes those gases to be ionised and thereby appear to us in plasma
glow mode. We see this from the ground in the northern hemisphere as the ‘Aurora Borealis’ and in the southern
hemisphere as the ‘Aurora Australis’. Depending on the altitude at which this occurs, we see various colours
that appear to us as dancing red, green and violet curtains of light.
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