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Gold Bearer wrote:I'll write a summary, starting with the sun. In the electric universe model the sun is a plasma arc discharge caused by an electric z-pinch...knightkrawler wrote:I don't even understand what GB and Flesh have posted here.





cynthialee wrote:Apollo Attack 20 Defend 20 Mind 25 Body 100 no equipment restrictions


What? What argument? I haven't avoided anything.Anderas wrote:It's bad that you apparently ignore any argument.
Anderas wrote:I can speak only for the electric side as i don't have enough experience on the other fields, where I rely on the experts - they tell me it's wrong because they have tested some details? So it is wrong. End of discussion.
What's funny about that? The sun creates a z-pinch that concentrates a current flow through a small area and increasing the current density. Z-pinches aren't theoretical, they are estalblished science. I'm not sure if the belts carry a charge or not, I think I've seen a model where they're caused by the a current but I'm really not sure about this. I don't think the standard model explains the belts.Anderas wrote:My personal opinion here, i post it just because it is fun to see your responses. I will stop if you continue to deliberately not answer because then it's not fun for me. In your last posting you were causing me to laugh loud, especially the parts where you explain that the sun is "sucking" energy and the part where you explain that the satellites are protected because of van allen.
Anderas wrote:..."sucking"..."suck"..."suck"..."sucking energy"..."energy sucking"..."suck"
Have you seen the size of the Earth compared to the sun? Do you honestly believe that infinitesimal spec of iron provides an easier path for the galactic current stream than the sun? There is a direct electrical connection between the Earth and the sun, and the other bodies in the solar system. The aroras and lightning storms of Earth show this. The a charge separation between the Earths surface and the space surrounding it. Water droplets moving around in a cloud can't create charge but what they can do is allow a path for the discharge to reach the Earth. Look at sprites and elves. Lightning comes from outside the planet.Anderas wrote:1. Again, a small ball of Iron like the Earth is a much better conductor than the sun's plasma. Following your logic that the Vacuum is indeed one of the best conductors in the universe; there should be a permanent lightning connecting the sun with the earth, so powerful that it destroys the earth. No, the sun's plasma is not a better conductor than Iron - because iron is much more massive. Where is it, the lightning connecting the sun and the earth?
Space is a perfect conductor because it has no resistance. That's useless for generating a usable charge that can power anything because electrical energy is actually powered by the resistance in the flow of electrons. The ideal carrier for liberated electrical energy has a tiny resistance. The lower the resistance the better, as long as it has some resistance. Any more resistance than the bare minimum reduces the amount of usable energy because you loose more by restricting the current than what you gain from the resistance itself. Plasma is almost a perfect conductor so that's exactly what's needed.Anderas wrote:2. And then, please, explain how your "vacuum plasma" with one particle per cubic metre can possibly deliver enough energy to light up the sun. I already asked for that some times. Show me how a force, 10ˆ9 times weaker than the sun, can drive the sun. It is like an ant delivering enough heat for entire New York City; this is why I was laughing when you wer writing that. My proposal: Show me how much Energy the sun is emitting. Calculate the area that is needed to let the sun "suck" enough energy out of a 1-part-per-m³ Plasma. The area is not cubic metres, it is two dimensional like a wire diameter because you explained that there are several suns connected in one string. Then, after you have finished, tell me how any one electrical part can "suck" energy, because "sucking energy" is a concept pretty much unknown to electronics - normally it has to be pushed into it.
It's run on consensus. Anything that promotes a model that's not officially approved is marginalised and even punished. Mainstream science has become more dogmatic than religion. It's completely broken and has been supporting failed models for decades.Anderas wrote:3. Explain how science is working if you think that the scientists are not trying to find new stuff that is unknown today and in contradiction to some existing stuff.
What? You need to rewrite that. I have no idea what you're trying to say.Anderas wrote:4. Satellites are not only orbiting close to earth. They are everywhere in the solar system and are functioning everywhere. In contradiction to your theory, they are working less good in the vincinity of the "energy sucking" (therefore, in your opinion, protective) sun and better if they have some security distance.
It's debatable whether double star systems actually exist, they're purely theoretical. I don't think they've actually been shown to exist and are just assumed based on the results of experiments needed to stars to get anywhere near predicted results from the standard model. I'm not entirely sure about that but I know that at least most supposed twin stars are based on flimsy evidence and assumptions that don't hold up. Having said that, I don't see why two closely gravitationally bound bodies much closer together and with more similar conductivity than Jupiter and the sun couldn't easily share a current.Anderas wrote:5. Explain double star systems. In your theory they wouldn't exist because the bigger star would "suck" all the energy and the smaller star would not shine like Jupiter does not shine.
Because there's no case to answer. The issue isn't whether or not nuclear fusion can be used to produce energy, it's obvious that it can. The issue is whether it can be used to contain and sustain the reaction and still have energy left over that can be used. It's not only never been achieved, it's never been shown to be possible even in principle, much less shown to be capable of liberating enough left over energy to generate the amount of radiation put out by stars. Even if it is possible, the sun shows so many features that can't be explained by the fusion model but follow naturally from an electrically driven sun.Anderas wrote:6. Another point you ignored: How do you explain the fusion experiments ITER (France), JET (US) and WENDELSTEIN (Germany); and the press release of Mitsubishi regarding fusion; if fusion is according to your theory not a functioning method to generate energy?
Your arguments are very flimsy and show a fundamental misunderstanding of both what you're trying to argue for and trying to argue against. I think you need to start again. Forget what you think you know and look at the two opposing models. The EU model is so much more scientifically sound on every level that it's now at the point where anyone who knows the arguments and still refuses to accept it can only be objecting to it on the grounds that they don't want it to be true for their own reasons because the evidence speaks for itself. My turn.Anderas wrote:Hop, the ball is on your side. I expect detailed answers to each of the five points.
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Well it makes far more sense than the fusion model.cynthialee wrote:Seeing how the theories have not been totally validated I hereby suggest that the ancients were right in the first place.
Apollo drives his fiery chariot across the heavens and that is just that. The sun is just a god chariot.
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I agree.Anderas wrote:First of all, i think Apollon should have better stats. He is a God, after all, so maybe giving him some permanent defense successes on top of his defence dices would be just fine.
I posted my questions first.Anderas wrote:Before I say something about your arguments, let's please finish what is already on the table.
Fair enough.Anderas wrote:If we have finished my six points, i will come to yours, i promise, even if I have to read myself into other fields than my own.
How do you think you know the strength of the current required to power the sun or the volume of space required to produce it? You're making some very broad and completely bassless assumptions and just running with them in a very amusing attempt to refute something that you have very little understanding of. There has been a calculation of the galactic current voltage, I'll see if I can find it.Anderas wrote:If you want to light up the magnetic forces to 10ˆ7 and drive it by a force which has 10ˆ-2. This is important as you stat the sun is electrically driven.
There is a differrence of 10ˆ9 between them, so you'd need 10ˆ9 square metres of weak magnetic lux to light up one square metre of Sun - assuming that there is some magical process in the EU which allows the gathering and concentrating of Energy in such a scale.
To light up the entire surface of the sun, you'd need a circle of the diamter of the sun (13.8 x 10ˆ6 km ) times 10ˆ9 (then square and pi). That makes (13.8 x 10ˆ15)ˆ2 x pi...
You're going to have to elaborate on this. Why exactly would the sun flicker once per second if it were at the focal point of a z-pinch? Also I have no idea what you actually mean by that. Do you mean the whole sun (as in all of it at the same time) would go out for some period of time and then light back up? Why? If you mean individual parts of it would flicker separately then what size? Are we taking a wave that would start at the pole where the current is coming in travel around the outside of the sun? Why would any of this happen?Anderas wrote:I don not yet take into account that you want to employ some magic energy gathering mechanism (stretching 145 light years around the sun... woah!)
Forget about the Z-Pinch. This is NOT the mechanism.
Z-Pinch is drawing wires (or plasma) together, if there is electrical current in them flowing in the same directon AND have a strong enough time-gradient to build up magnetic force. If you have no time-gradient then it doesn't apply - so if you want to keep the sun alight several billion years, it doesn't apply on a large scale. If the Z-Pinch would be the answer, the sun would flicker 1 time per second.
Stop using quotation marks when you're not quoting me!Anderas wrote:"energy sucking"
You contradict yourself here. You say there is no water in clouds (of course there is) and then you refer to frozen water in clouds. There is no reason why a charge should be generated by moisture in clouds. Lightning is never explained, they just say it happens when there's clouds. Well this is why. Look up sprites and elves. These are the connections between the clouds and the external electrical current supply. Lightning is very much part of this topic!Anderas wrote:I disregard your argument about thunder and lighning, as it is obvious you don't know anything about ligning storms it wouldn't be fair to attack you here. It is also not our topic. Just a tip: There is no water in the clouds; it's frozen up there and builds hail clumps big enough to damage airplanes sometimes.
I never denied the existence of double star systems. I said that at least most of them are assumed without any direct observations.Anderas wrote:Double star systems.
There are photos existing. If you deny a photo to be a prove, we can stop the discussion. Just copy and paste "Double Star System" into Google Picture Search. you should rather explain instead of denying them.
Of course fusion generates energy. That's not the issue. A nuclear explosion is a perfect example of the point I'm making. It would take far more energy to contain a nuclear explosion than the process itself liberates making utterly useless as a sustained source of energy for a star, and stars have to not only contain it but have enough left over energy to put out all the heat and light that they emit. Even if nuclear fusion is shown to be a viable way of producing usable energy, that's obviously not how the sun works when you look at the characteristics of it.Anderas wrote:Fusion.
It is generating energy. It is not denyable.
In 1950 the target was to produce usable energy through nuclear fusion within twenty years.Anderas wrote:For your info, Wendelstein in germany developped some new technologies to contain the plasma and to treat the neutron radiation.
JET in the meanwhile, generated energy.
ITER is being built at the moment; and is there to gather all the fusion technologies in one machine to prove it can generate energy in a useable way. Target is to produce 10 times more than it consumes.
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Gold Bearer wrote:Space is a perfect conductor because it has no resistance. That's useless for generating a usable charge that can power anything because electrical energy is actually powered by the resistance in the flow of electrons. The ideal carrier for liberated electrical energy has a tiny resistance. The lower the resistance the better, as long as it has some resistance. Any more resistance than the bare minimum reduces the amount of usable energy because you loose more by restricting the current than what you gain from the resistance itself. Plasma is almost a perfect conductor so that's exactly what's needed.


You’re the one who’s trolling. All you can say is that doesn’t make sense. You can give no details about why you believe it doesn’t make sense. What I said in that paragraph is accurate. A perfect conductor is useless for liberating energy, because it’s a perfect conductor. If you want usable energy there has to be some resistance. The lower the resistance the better, as long as the medium has some. This is what makes plasma such a good medium for transporting usable electrical currents. This isn’t complicated.cornixt wrote:If you can't even get basic measurable physics correct then I see no hope. Space has loads of resistance (the puns just make themselves). The terms you use don't even make sense in the context you use them. I'm going to have to bow out here, I see no productive resolution is going to occur. You either don't know what you are talking about or you are trolling. Believe whatever you want, the whole dragons and ancient beings makes more sense than anything you have said, regardless of whether EU has any merit or not.Gold Bearer wrote:Space is a perfect conductor because it has no resistance. That's useless for generating a usable charge that can power anything because electrical energy is actually powered by the resistance in the flow of electrons. The ideal carrier for liberated electrical energy has a tiny resistance. The lower the resistance the better, as long as it has some resistance. Any more resistance than the bare minimum reduces the amount of usable energy because you loose more by restricting the current than what you gain from the resistance itself. Plasma is almost a perfect conductor so that's exactly what's needed.
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