
The Northern Lights: Plasma in action
At first, many of us are surprised to learn about the ‘fourth state’ of matter; Plasma.
Plasma can be described as ionized gas, and makes up 99% of all matter in the Universe. It is an excellent conductor of electricity. Considering that electro-magnetic forces are many orders of magnitude stronger than Newton’s gravitational force, perhaps it is high time to ask,
“Could gravity be totally inadequate to explain the beautiful galaxies and superclusters we see in the sky?”
Put simply & emphatically, the answer is “YES”
We already know that the puny force of gravity can’t hold galaxies together or account for galaxy cluster formation. That’s why they invented “dark matter.”
In observations of a nearby cluster of galaxies named the Coma cluster, Swiss astronomer Fritz Zwicky calculated that the collective mass of the galaxies was not nearly enough to hold them together in their orbits.
Later, in the 1970′s and ’80′s, Vera Rubin similarly found that the arms of spiral galaxies should fly off their cores as they are orbiting much too quickly.
‘Dark matter’ is nothing more than a cosmological fudge factor, invented to patch up a gaping hole in gravitation-centric theory, by postulating an unobserved and untestable entity and liberally sprinkling it everywhere that gravitational math doesn’t add up.
A better answer is Anthony Peratt’s PIC (Particle-in-Cell) simulation which takes naked electrical forces (10^36 times more powerful than gravity) as a starting point and matches morphology and quite probably rotation curves as well. No new physics or untested hypothetical entities are required.

Anthony L Peratt’s Simulation of two interacting Birkeland currents
Plasma clouds trapped in parallel magnetic filaments simulate evolving galaxy formations, without the need for dark matter, dark energy or black holes.
In the wake of recent discoveries, a new way of seeing the physical universe is emerging. The new vantage point emphasizes the role of electricity in space and shows the negligible contribution of gravity in cosmic events.
Images returned by high-powered telescopes and recent space probes have challenged astronomers’ long-standing assumptions about galaxies and their constituent stars, about the evolution of our solar system, and about the nature and history of Earth.

The DNA Nebula: A twisting pair of Birkeland Currents clearly visible.

Galactic Vortex.

The Cygnus Filament: Plasma in Birkeland Current.

Saturnine Aurora: Saturn’s auroras “defy” scientists’ expectations.
The focus on the electrical nature of our Universe is a massive step in the right direction.
In science today, the “generally accepted conclusions” are routinely presented as inarguable “facts”. From the Big Bang, to the evolution of planets, from the nature of comets, to highly speculative and hidden phenomena such as black holes, dark matter, and dark energy, the big cosmological picture is presented with such confidence that the Media in this country have almost never questioned it. But the picture may be much less clear than we have been led to believe. Far removed from the spotlight of scientific media, critics have suggested that a single, fundamental error has infected the theoretical sciences.
This error is the notion that the Universe is electrically neutral – that electricity does not “do anything” in space. It is a perverse stance given the overwhelming importance of electricity in our lives.
The most dramatic recent discoveries have consistently challenged the interpretations of conventional theorists on this point. At the same time, these discoveries have fostered considerable interest in an alternative hypothesis – the Electric Universe.

Yin Yang: The Universal Symbol of Self-Similarity and the Mechanics of Creation.
“A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it.”
Max Planck: German Theoretical Physicist
Bring on that new generation.
OL, you’re a hard man.
Now you’re telling us that the scientific truth of CAGW, as viewed by Planck, means that all the green zealots will have to die-out, forever unconvinced and taking their mad theories with them and we won’t even be around to say “We told you so“……LOL ….. Bugger.
Let’s hope that new generation gets enough science education to consign phony post-normal science to the dust-bin of history.
As for the Electric Cosmos, I’m still working my way through it but I’m in danger of my brains oozing out of my ears so I think I’ll join you in a whiskey instead……..Cheers.
LOL if Plank’s right then yes it’ll be a long wait & we’ll all be in the ‘other place’. hehe
Mind you, our comments & posts will remain on the internet somewhere……posterity will know that not everyone was fooled in the ‘Age of Stupid’.
“Life isn’t fair. It’s just fairer than death, that’s all.”
William Goldman
Admin Thank you for ‘The Plasma Universe’ and in particular ‘The Electric Sky’ which during the last two days has expanded my knowledge of our skies one hundredfold.
I see this almost the same as when plate tectonics became accepted and all the text books had to be re-written. The Electric Plasma theory seems so logical and credible as opposed to the original gravity only theory and it can only be a matter of time before it becomes accepted.
I also see great parallels with the AGW nonsense as the proponents seek ever more obscure reasons to justify their claims, but in the same way eventually the weight of evidence will become overwhelming and the AGW scam will be consigned to history.
Clearly despite all our technology and instruments in both cases we have a lot to learn about having an open mind about the interpretation of the results obtained and subsequent analysis. Unfortunately we live in a world where funding pre-empts the logic and the outcome of our science.
motm
Hi Motm,
Yes there are indeed clear parallels with AGW……..The Truth Will Out!
Best regards,
OL
POST MODERN PSEUDO MAMBO
I have read all the science books
Stared at all the wiggly graphs
I have studied all the holy books
And had a lot of laughs
In the beginning, so the story goes
There was an almighty big bang
In what though?
No one really knows
Is this really how it all began
From imaginary nothingness
Into a universal span
Or is it just presumptuous
The arrogance of man
Gravity misunderstood
Or just a cunning plan
So far, not so good
Best guesses big messes
Fudge the data to fit fine
Eureka and successes
Dark matter bull $hit shine
Maxwell has been hidden
Einstein has been pushed
Tesla now almost forgotten
Hawkins perhaps ambushed
The history of science is a mess
The science of history is no test
Very often the truth is suppressed
Lest the elite be shortly dispossessed
NoIdea
Great stuff NoIdea.
Love it.
I’ll take Maxwell & Tesla over Albert & Steve any day!
Regards,
OL
Hawkwind – Quark, Strangeness And Charm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugLwXlpJi6o
(Brock / Calvert)
Einstein was not a handsome fellow
nobody ever called him Al
he had a long moustache to pull on
it was yellow
I don’t believe he ever had a girl
one thing he missed out in his theory
of time and space and relativity
is something that makes it very clear he
was never gonna score like you and me
he didn’t know about
quark strangeness and charm
quark strangeness and charm
quark strangeness and charm
quark strangeness and charm
I had a dangerous liason
to be found out would have been a disgrace
we had to rendezvous some days on
the corner of an undiscovered place
we got sick of chat chat chatter
and the look upon everybody’s face
But all that does not not anti-matter
now we found ourselves a black hole out in space
and we’re talking about
quark strangeness and charm
quark strangeness and charm
quark strangeness and charm
quark strangeness and charm
here it comes it goes quark quark
quark now
Copernicus had those renaissance ladies
crazy about his telescope
and Galileo had a name that made his
reputation higher than his hope
did none of those astronomers discover
while they were staring out into the dark
that what a lady looks for in her lover
is charm strangeness and quark
quark strangeness and charm X 13
here it comes quark quark
Happy new year all.
NoIdea
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Great reading from all!
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Howdy I’m so grateful I found your blog -by accident- while I was searching for 3d tv’s of all things! Regardless I am here now and would just like to say many thanks for an incredible post and an all-round entertaining blog. I’ve long thought there was a problem with modern cosmology, and now I’m off to research more on this Electric Universe hypothesis.
Please do keep up the excellent work.
Great info, I wonder why the Mainstream won’t touch the P word!?