The Earth in an Electric Solar System

Louis A.G. Hissink
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Louis A.G. Hissink: Consulting Exploration Geologist, Perth, WA, Australia

Energy & Environment, 2009, vol. 20, issue 1, 161-175

Abstract: Since Isaac Newton's time till the present, science has described the universe in terms of his laws of gravitation without explanation but since the development of the modern industrial age electrical engineers have also noted unexpected electromagnetic behaviour in the various engineered systems humanity uses whether on land, in the oceans and in space. The electromagnetic solar connection is best explained by theories of the electric plasma universe in which the Earth is thought to be electro-dynamically connected to the electric plasma of space. Laboratory plasma experiments and particle-in-cell computer simulations using the equations of Maxwell and Lorentz have accurately described galaxy morphology and motions, and from the scalability of plasma phenomena, it is possible to explain other similar rotary phenomena such as Earth based hurricanes. This paper is a brief summary of the more salient aspects of the Earth's electrical plasma environment.

Date: 2009
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DOI: 10.1260/095830509787689213

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