Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

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Re: Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

by Cargo » Wed May 06, 2026 6:02 am

This I don't understand:
"stop treating the universe as an isolated electrical system."

what is this about?

Re: Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

by Brigit » Tue May 05, 2026 4:34 pm

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  • Plasma Braids
    Stephen Smith



    Filaments are common in the Milky Way.

    The Herschel Space Observatory was launched on May 14, 2009 into an orbit around LaGrange point L2 (behind Earth in relation to the Sun). Herschel’s supercooled infrared detectors were built to last only three years, so its cooling systems has long since failed.

    The only way for astronomers to see stars (or galaxies) inside dusty environments is to view them in infrared light. Giant molecular clouds are studied using a variety of techniques, especially various frequencies of infrared radiation, since interstellar matter glows at long wavelengths. According to Electric Universe theory, galactic evolution occurs as large-scale plasma discharges form coherent filaments that are influenced by electromagnetism. Gravity certainly contributes to the behavior of star clusters and galaxies but it is not the primary energy source for their consolidation.

    Stars in galaxies can form like silver beads on a string, threading through galaxies for great distances. The filamentary nature of the cosmos was one of Herschel’s most important contributions to the study of plasma phenomena in space. When plasma moves through a cloud of dust and gas, the cloud becomes ionized, initiating an electric field and the flow of electric charge. Electricity moving through any substance forms magnetic fields that tend to align and constrict the current flow. Those fields create what are known as Birkeland currents.

    Birkeland current filaments carry electric charges through space. They isolate regions of opposite charge and prevent them from neutralizing. Almost every body in the Universe displays some kind of filamentation. Planetary nebulae form elaborate webs of tendrils; Herbig-Haro stars and energetic galaxies emit braided jets.

    Since the various loads in galactic circuits radiate energy, they must be powered by coupling with larger circuits. How large those circuits are is not known. However, since galaxies, like stars, can also occur in strings, and are joined together by filaments, it seems as if their proportions are truly universal.

    Presumptions are difficult to overcome, particularly when they represent the pinnacle of thought within scientific disciplines. The inability of consensus researchers to understand many factors restricts their grasp of fundamentals when it comes to the nature of the Universe. While astrophysicists only permit isolated galactic “islands” in their lexicons, Electric Universe theory emphasizes connectivity with a vast network of electrically active “transmission lines.” That spatial wiring is composed of the aforementioned Birkeland currents.

    Astronomer Halton Arp’s work revealed connections between high-redshift objects (supposedly far away) and low-redshift galaxies. Since distant objects are really companions of nearby galaxies, then what is visible outside the Milky Way is part of a thread-like galactic grouping. Birkeland current filaments millions of light years thick and billions of light years long, out of which groups of galaxies are “pinched” raise the possibility that the entire visible Universe is one braided filament extending from the Virgo supercluster to the Fornax supercluster across billions of light years.

    Stephen Smith



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Re: Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

by Brigit » Tue May 05, 2026 4:25 pm

In both mainstream Big Bang astronomy and in the Electric Universe, the plasma which makes up 99.99% of the universe is in fact made up of perhaps equal positive and negative charges, overall. The positive and negative charges can even be as few as 1 in 10,000 particles, the rest being neutral molecules or dust. But it is still a plasma.

The plasmas of different densities, temperatures, and compositions may be quasi-neutral, but wherever there is a difference in the make-up of the adjacent plasmas in space, a double layer forms between the two.

A current is induced in the differing plasmas, as they move in relation to one another, so the double layers are sustained by electric currents at all times. As Hannes Alfven had predicted, the plasmas took the form of twisting braids and filaments, and since then, it has been evident to plasma cosmologists that everything is happening along those plasma filaments. The plasma filaments have constant widths along their lengths of thousands of light years, and they are detected by radio telescopes because they radiate energy. Infrared astronomy reveals more. IR telescopes allow us to look through the dust to see what is happening inside of those filaments, and again, as Hannes Alfven had predicted, plasma filaments are sites of star formation, like beads of lightning.



I will share a Picture of the Day or two and references from the Herschel Telescope. (The PotDs were reports published by Thunderbolts Project daily across the last two decades. They covered all of the space missions and telescopes, daily showing the plasma filaments carrying currents across all scales.)

Re: Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

by nick c » Mon May 04, 2026 10:22 pm

nick c wrote:Isn't net neutrality an assumption?
Tamacun7 wrote:Based on current scientific understanding, the universe is considered to be electrically net neutral. Will give a hint on my work: stop treating the
universe as an isolated electrical system.
So then net neutrality is indeed an assumption.

Re: Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

by Cargo » Mon May 04, 2026 5:08 am

Based on mainstream science brainwashing you mean. What are you solving?

Re: Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

by Tamacun7 » Sun May 03, 2026 6:16 pm

Based on current scientific understanding, the universe is considered to be electrically net neutral. Will give a hint on my work: stop treating the
universe as an isolated electrical system.

Re: Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

by Cargo » Fri May 01, 2026 5:15 am

often lacks the rigorous mathematical frameworks
Well, that made me laugh.

Re: Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

by nick c » Wed Apr 29, 2026 5:02 pm

Isn't net neutrality an assumption?

Electrical Universe - Net Neutrality Solved, Et Al.

by Tamacun7 » Wed Apr 29, 2026 12:07 am

Scientific Context
While polarity is a real physical property, the specific "Electric Universe" theory is not taken seriously by the mainstream scientific community.

Net Neutrality: Most evidence suggests the actual universe is electrically neutral; positive and negative charges balance each other out over large scales.
Long-Range Forces: Unlike gravity, electric forces both attract and repel. Because the universe is neutral, these forces tend to cancel each other out over long distances, which is why gravity, not electricity, is believed to be the dominant force.
Mathematical Models: Critics point out that EU theory often lacks the rigorous mathematical frameworks. It's their opinion, but have tried to include the appropiate data and info in my paper.

According to my CTM theory, the universe is not net-neutral. It also describes what dark matter and dark energy really are. Black holes - an unexpected property, real time travel - you've never heard this one... all the theory, math, hardware, software is outlined including a sort of bill of materials.
Am in the process of finishing up my paper, getting ready for copyright, etc.
If you are a scientist, researcher, academic or serious student, I might be able to provide more information...or just wait until my paper is published.
Note: not sure how to contact you.

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