Hot Clouds August 18, 2014 by Stephen Smith

[Sparky]

I am wondering if there is any new development in detecting current flow into the sun.?

Does "electron drift" really explain the tremendous energy being expelled from the sun?

Thanks

[D_Archer]

i do not think so. The SAFIRE could give some clues. You need satellites with Langmuir probes above both poles of the Sun, close by but also very far away. Power in is through the poles as per Miles Mathis.

And Celeste has a thread about the direction of the current within the dusty filament in which our sun resides/travels, applying Don Scott's model.

Regards,
Daniel

[Sparky]

Thank you, Daniel.....It is amazing what can be concluded from the raw data, received from satellites. I was hoping that someone was able to get the data to show that electrons are moving toward the sun.

[D_Archer]

Thank you, Daniel.....It is amazing what can be concluded from the raw data, received from satellites. I was hoping that someone was able to get the data to show that electrons are moving toward the sun.

Just from electrical theory it is known that in any + E-field out, electrons travel in the opposite direction. I am still going through these MIT lectures > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3omwHv3Cmog , the professor is funny.

But yes, data would be nice.

Regards,
Daniel

[nick c]

Don Scott on incoming galactic electrons to the Sun:
http://electric-cosmos.org/SolarElecFlux2013.pdf

Not the raw data, but a NASA press release (footnote #3 in the above paper) indicates that incoming electrons have been detected:
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?release=2011-372

At the same time, Voyager has detected a 100-fold increase in the intensity of high-energy electrons from elsewhere in the galaxy diffusing into our solar system from outside, which is another indication of the approaching boundary.

[Sparky]

Nick, thanks for the info....