Galactic Umbilicus

[carl_gustov]

From Oct 5 TBPD by Stephen Smith "Presumably, billion-light-year long magnetically confined electric filaments transmit power from one end of space to the other"

The truly amazing, tantalizing thing about the electrical universe theory to me is 'from whence it comes' (Lao Tzu)

All this electricity, so much energy that entire galaxies are created simply by this massive current sort of 'stopping up'. All across the Universe. Where does it come from? 'It is the forefather of the Gods' the Tao, the Way, the Way and the Life, the Word.

How can it be? It is.

[Sparky]

Where does it come from? 'It is the forefather of the Gods' the Tao, the Way, the Way and the Life, the Word.?

Irrelevant......

It would take some research to find the most probable source of the electricity powering your home, and you may find the most probable sources, and that you have not done, and you are not concerned about that. It is just there and it is usable.

[carl_gustov]

Spoken like a true android, thanks Sparky.

[Sparky]

hmmmmmm, well this is a science forum, and i attempted to post as best as i could from that perspective. If you needed someone to agree with your paranormal speculations, there is a forum for that, the NIMI.



In this image we see a comparison between earth bound plasma experiments, which produce a structure that Stephan Smith and others suggests is what is being seen as a gamma ray burst, seen through the “Swift” satellite’s Burst Alert Telescope.

Paranormal speculations from standard model cosmologists ascribe these "bursts" to be caused by super massive black holes. There seems to be way too much mystical speculation within that camp now, which is not science, but more like superstition, masquerading as science, and should not be encouraged.

[The Great Dog]

Stephen Smith was in error about the GRB. The flares extending out from the object are artifacts of the imaging process, rather than energetic streamers erupting from the source. It doesn't affect the conclusions of the article, but the picture needs to be adjusted.

TGD

[Sparky]

artifacts of the imaging process

how does one decide that? If i take a photo and some flare shows up on the photo which i didn't see when i took it, then i have something to compare with...but, how do we compare images taken through telescopes of gamma ray bursts...what causes the "artifact?"

[The Great Dog]

One decides by asking the person who published the image, Stefan Immler.

TGD