Researchers rename Birkeland Current as a Sneeze

[galaxy12]

In this article, researchers seem to be attempting to rename the magnetic flux lines from Birkeland currents as "Sneezes" of magnetic flux.

https://phys.org/news/2024-04-baby-star ... netic.html



To discover this "sneeze" it required the use of 66 radio telescopes:

"To get to the bottom of this mysterious phenomenon, the team set their sights on MC 27, a stellar nursery located approximately 450 light-years from Earth. Observations were collected using the ALMA array, a collection of 66 high-precision radio telescope constructed 5,000 meters above seas level in northern Chile."

While we spend our money looking for stellar "sneezes" our competition is wasting no time taking advantage of the situation as evidenced by this article titled "China moving at 'breathtaking speed' in final frontier, Space Force says."

https://www.space.com/china-space-progr ... pace-force

[BeAChooser]

Yes, mainstream "researchers" are getting more and more infantile in their language. There is less and less precision in their language ... perhaps a consequence of using gnomes to describe everything they don't understand. And while this article at least mentions the word "electromagnetic" (once), it's "gas", "gas", "gas". There is no mention of plasma, so obviously they haven't made the connection between electromagnetism and plasma. Indeed, "sneeze" is a phenomena of air, just like "wind", which the mainstream use all the time to describe astrophysics phenomena. So obviously they're taught to think in those sorts of terms. They no longer are taught the physics involving plasma and electromagnetism. Such is the state of modern astrophysics education. One more thing, this article fails to mention the "jets" that are associated with protostars. It would be logical to think there is some connection between these two phenomena. Hey, I've got it. If this phenomena is a "sneeze", maybe a jet is "projectile vomit". Just saying ...