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A Beginner's View of Our Electric Universe - New

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The visual result is the traditional hourglass shape that is <strong>of</strong>ten seen with supernova events. There are though<br />

instances where we will not see this obvious form due to Earth not being oriented in relation to these events with<br />

enough <strong>of</strong> a side-on view for us to see the expanding plasma material around the Birkeland currents. It must be<br />

underlined that the energy available from mechanical shock forces cannot explain this symmetrical hourglass<br />

shape. In fact, if gravity and mechanical forces were really to be involved everywhere, we should at every turn,<br />

instead <strong>of</strong> an array <strong>of</strong> geometric shapes and flat structures, see an expanding globe equal in all directions.<br />

When supernovae involve extremely high levels <strong>of</strong> energy, standard astro-science identifies them as deadly<br />

Gamma Ray Burst (GRB) events. EU theory provides strong reason for us to believe that GRBs are just an<br />

extension <strong>of</strong> the process we have already discussed here, this time, however, at a super-tremendous scale <strong>of</strong><br />

power and violence. The radiation a GRB emits is deadly to organic<br />

material; this includes our own human bodies. If a person with<br />

no shielding was physically close to a GRB event, its destructive<br />

radiation would kill that person instantly. If a GRB occurred a few<br />

light years from Earth, the surface <strong>of</strong> our planet would be completely<br />

irradiated and sterilised a few years after that event. All types <strong>of</strong><br />

novae and GRB events are related. They are the cataclysmic results<br />

<strong>of</strong> electrical discharge events that bring about the breakdown <strong>of</strong> DL<br />

barriers to produce colossal amounts <strong>of</strong> radiation [6-26] .<br />

Supernova type event V838 Monocerotis - Credit: NASA - Lynn Barranger STScI<br />

Copious amounts <strong>of</strong> RF, ultraviolet, X-rays and gamma rays are<br />

constantly being produced by powerful events throughout the<br />

cosmos. The detection <strong>of</strong> this radiation is now made possible<br />

due to radiation sensors being integrated with standard observing<br />

equipment. It seems that naïve assumptions were made previously in regard to observed events and other<br />

phenomena because our early observational capabilities were limited only to the visible part <strong>of</strong> the EM spectrum<br />

where our eyes distinguish light and colour. This new ability to ‘see’ other wavelengths allows us to construct<br />

colour-coded images from radio wave, ultraviolet, X-ray and gamma ray radiation data (a technique referred<br />

to as applying ‘false colours’ [6-27] ). Having this ability is like being given access to the ‘Illustrated Handbook<br />

<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Universe</strong>’ with all sorts <strong>of</strong> useful colour pictures and supporting text instead <strong>of</strong> the previous blurred<br />

monochrome images that defy proper interpretation. For me, the visual evidence now available provides yet<br />

more clear evidence that the EU model for star birth and their subsequent behaviour, is confirmed.<br />

Now what seems to be needed is for those <strong>of</strong> us in the category <strong>of</strong> ‘interested non-pr<strong>of</strong>essionals’ who care to<br />

consider the evidence using fundamental scientific principles, to grow in number and to pressure the astroscience<br />

establishment to show a more inclusive attitude towards electrical and plasma theories.<br />

114 | The <strong>Electric</strong> <strong>Universe</strong> answers I see

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