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exceedingly thin atmosphere of such stars has the essential water and carbon compounds to mist down onto planetary surfaces. The reddish light is ideal for photosynthesis. Such a model provides one reason why the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI) project is unlikely to succeed. Any advanced civilisation on such a planet will be unaware that the universe exists outside its own stellar environment, and radio communication through the glow discharge of the star will be impossible! Our education systems are not suited to the broad, interdiscipli- nary knowledge required in an Electric Universe. . The wont tery ocr cpr _ ae Most people are unaware that we have no understanding of how and carbon compounds to mist down onto planetary surfa lightning is created in clouds. The simplest answer is that light- reddish light is ideal for photosynthesis. Such a model provides ning is not generated there at all. Clouds merely form a conve- one reason why the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence nient path to Earth for electricity originating in space. Without (SETI) project is unlikely to succeed. Any advanced civilisation clouds, it is possible to have a "bolt from the blue". That is hap- on such a planet will be unaware that the universe exists outside pening on Venus (although the sky certainly isn't blue). Weather _ its own stellar environment, and radio communication through the systems are driven primarily by external electrical influences glow discharge of the star will be impossible! Consequently, the Sun has weather patterns and the most distant Our education systems are not suited to the broad, interdiscipli- planet, Neptune, has the most violent winds in the solar system, nary knowledge required in an Electric Universe. though it receives very little energy from the Sun. Electric discharges from space cause the huge dust devils and planet-wide 11. Some Basics dust storms on Mars. They are responsible for Jupiter's Great Red The machines that are first invented to perform any particu - Spot and the "spokes" in Saturn's lar movement are always the rings. It is why Venus has lightning most complex, and succeeding in its smog-like clouds and _ its artists generally discover that mountain-tops glow with St Elmo's with fewer wheels, with fewer fire. It is why the Earth has lightning principles of motion than had stretching into space in the form of However nobody is trained originally been employed, the "red sprites" and "blue jets", and why . + same effects may be more easily tethered satellites "blow a fuse". to consider electrical energy produced. The first philosophical However, nobody is trained to input to weather systems. systems, in the same manner, are consider electrical energy input to always the most complex. weather systems. — Adam Smith On my website there is an image of a NASA artist's view of lightning on Venus during the descent of one of simplifying leap by unifying the the Pioneer probes. Venus has smog- nuclear forces, magnetism and gravity like clouds that are not expected to generate lightning, and yet the as manifestations of a near-instantaneous electrostatic force. The Electric Universe takes a planet experiences intense lightning. This argues against the pop- Instead of being "spooked" by the concept of action at a distance, ular notion of what causes lightning. like most physicists this century, proponents of the Electric Universe accept it as an observational fact. Anyone who has tried 10. Life Itself to force together two like-poles of magnets has demonstrated It seems that when a dwarf star or gas giant planet "gives birth" action at a distance. "Electromagnetic" radiation is then simply to arocky satellite, parent and child usually remain closely bound. the result of an oscillating electrostatic force. Our solar system, with its widely spaced orbits and chaotic fea - At the level of the atom, the Electric Universe model takes a tures, appears to be the result of a recent cosmic "traffic acci - lead from the work of Ralph Sansbury, an independent New York dent". This seemingly wild conjecture is supported by the global researcher. Foremost is the simple recognition of the basic stories of prehistoric planetary encounters. So, to use our situa- electrical nature of matter and the primacy of the electrostatic tion as a measure of a normal planetary system will give wildly force in matter interactions. It also rests upon the simple misleading ideas of how life begins and estimates of the likeli- assumption that the proton, neutron and electron are composed of hood of life elsewhere in the universe. smaller charged particles orbiting each other in a classical sense in The most benign situation for life to originate in an Electric stable, resonant orbits. That is, the energy exchanged between Universe is inside the electrical cocoon of a brown dwarf star. those sub-particles in elastic deformation during each orbit sums Radiant energy is then evenly distributed over the entire surface to zero. Being charged, the sub-particles interact via the of any planet orbiting within the chromosphere of such a star, electrostatic force. regardless of axial rotation, tilt or orbital eccentricity. The A simple calculation shows that the sub-particles that form an electron must travel at a speed far in excess of the speed of - light—some 2.5 million light-years per second, or from here to Plasma Galaxy the far side of the Andromeda galaxy in one second! So the elec- ee > a, trostatic force must act at a speed which is almost infinite on our scale for the electron to be stable. It is the stable orbital resonances of these sub-particles, both within and between particles, that give rise to the phenomena of protons, neutrons, electrons and atoms. Other denizens of the par- ticle "zoo" are merely transient resonant states of the same charged sub-particles. The so-called "creation" of matter from energetic photons is an illusion in which pre-existing matter is reorganised into new resonant states that give the impression that a particle has suddenly materialised. Antimatter is a misnomer since it, too, is formed from the same sub-particles as "normal" matter, except that the total charge is mirrored. Matter cannot be created or annihilated. However, nobody is trained to consider electrical energy en ae ee t - 10. Life Itself It seems that when a dwarf star or gas giant planet "gives birth" to arocky satellite, parent and child usually remain closely bound. Our solar system, with its widely spaced orbits and chaotic fea - tures, appears to be the result of a recent cosmic "traffic acci - dent". This seemingly wild conjecture is supported by the global stories of prehistoric planetary encounters. So, to use our situa- tion as a measure of a normal planetary system will give wildly misleading ideas of how life begins and estimates of the likeli- hood of life elsewhere in the universe. The most benign situation for life to originate in an Electric Universe is inside the electrical cocoon of a brown dwarf star. Radiant energy is then evenly distributed over the entire surface of any planet orbiting within the chromosphere of such a star, regardless of axial rotation, tilt or orbital eccentricity. The Plasma Galaxy JUNE — JULY 2004 NEXUS + 51 9. Electrical Weather input to weather systems. www.nexusmagazine.com