Michael
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Post by Michael on Jan 29, 2024 15:47:49 GMT
milesmathis.com/hurrispot.pdfSun spots are hurricanes on the sun. Well that is my tabloid understanding of it. TLDR: - Hurricanes are inversely correlated to sun spots, hurricane peaks apparently require sunspot troughs to go to near-zero and stay there
- Earth's heat comes from recycling the Sun's charge field, by charge entering both poles and moving through the core, before being re-emitt[ed] in defined channels. After going through the core, charge is emitted radially, that is straight up from the surface everywhere, strongest nearer the equator, peaking at 30N and S. This rising charge then links to charge and light coming down from the Sun, completing the circuit, and creating vertical lines of charge. These lines of charge also transmit spin, since they are also magnetic, or sub magnetic. That is what creates the spin of the hurricanes, as well as determining their direction in each hemisphere.
- When the Sun is more active, it has more sunspots. This happens when the entire Solar System moves into patches of greater charge as it circles the galactic core. In Solar Cycles it is not that we have increases in charge, but that we have increases in spin alignment. We have greater magnetism. There is more alignment between major bodies in the system, so we have more spin augmentations i.e. more energetic charge, due to spin. That helps explain hurricanes, because hurricanes are spin beasts.
- Hurricanes pick up the spin from billions of lines of rising charge. So, even though, they start more easily with stronger charge, they move less easily, because those rising lines of charge create stronger links to the upper atmosphere and beyond, so the atmosphere becomes more “rigid”.
- For big hurricanes to build, it appears they require the rising charge field to be at a minimum, lowering resistance to motion and, hence, allowing horizontal motion through the lower atmosphere.
- these charge levels are a system-wide phenomenon, one not originating in the Sun. They are created by alignments between the big planets, the Sun, and the Galactic Core. So what I think we have here is the Earth responding to the charge alignments before the Sun does. The Sun is 330,000 times the mass of the Earth, so it responds to any changes in the system much more slowly, even charge changes. Sunspots, like all greater motions and events, cannot be caused instantaneously. What we seem to be being told by these graphs is that it takes about two years longer to build a Sunspot than a terrestrial hurricane. Which is not altogether surprising once you consider it.
The more I read this the more Miles' explanation of the pyramids as charge channelling power stations makes sense. Can't be long now til some one makes a working scale proof of this. Were they harnessing charge to make something spin?
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Post by erwin on Feb 1, 2024 18:59:32 GMT
milesmathis.com/hurrispot.pdfSun spots are hurricanes on the sun. Well that is my tabloid understanding of it. ... The more I read this the more Miles' explanation of the pyramids as charge channelling power stations makes sense. Can't be long now til some one makes a working scale proof of this. Were they harnessing charge to make something spin? Interesting ideas. For what I figure now, "Sun spots are hurricanes on the sun" is somewhat in contradition with: Sun spots as an indicator of more charge activity, Hurricanes on earth of less charge activity. The pyramid thing, well, I don't know about anything solid and unattached in these structures, that could spin. But charge-spin is surely involved one way or another. |
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Post by Michael on Feb 2, 2024 11:22:08 GMT
erwin For what I figure now, "Sun spots are hurricanes on the sun" is somewhat in contradition with: Sun spots as an indicator of more charge activity, Hurricanes on earth of less charge activity.Well, certainly a paradox, I might have gone too tabloid on it and destroyed the nuance. Or simply have hte relationship to sun sports wrong. I really dunno. Does Miles' theory make sense? The pyramid thing, well, I don't know about anything solid and unattached in these structures, that could spin. But charge-spin is surely involved one way or another.
I was imagining the spinny things to be on top of the pyramids and therefore lost, like the illustration in the paper. But, again - I dunno. To be honest I take these papers as musings as they do lack physical proof and I ain't smart enough to understand it anyway.
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Post by erwin on Feb 2, 2024 18:06:40 GMT
erwin For what I figure now, "Sun spots are hurricanes on the sun" is somewhat in contradition with: Sun spots as an indicator of more charge activity, Hurricanes on earth of less charge activity.Well, certainly a paradox, I might have gone too tabloid on it and destroyed the nuance. Or simply have hte relationship to sun sports wrong. I really dunno. Does Miles' theory make sense? The pyramid thing, well, I don't know about anything solid and unattached in these structures, that could spin. But charge-spin is surely involved one way or another.
I was imagining the spinny things to be on top of the pyramids and therefore lost, like the illustration in the paper. But, again - I dunno. To be honest I take these papers as musings as they do lack physical proof and I ain't smart enough to understand it anyway. Also a bit at a loss. And maybe too pre-conditioned. Like when something is spinning, I would think about attaching a dynamo to it. So I read in some other paper about how N.Tesla remotly charged light bulbs, which were just screwed in to the dirt. Maybe I should first try to, at least, get a better understanding of that concept. The charge/hurricane subject is easy to imagine to some degree, visually. Maybe airplanes use less fuel when charge is low? |
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Post by Michael on Feb 4, 2024 14:59:40 GMT
Yeah, I read that about Tesla and the lightbulbs. It would have been good if that concept had been explained and how it worked. I really didn't want to get dragged into another rabbit hole to understand it.
I don't know about the planes using less fuel in a low charge environment. Not really going to have much way of testing that and the mainstream ain't going to be going anywhere near that.
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