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My sources (like the mentioned data from ACE) tell that there is an electric current.
Then I am sure you can show us the data of this current and your sources.
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My sources (like the mentioned data from ACE) tell that there is an electric current.
It seems I've wasted my time with you Belz but it was fun ... does that make me a bad person
Actual measurements suggest otherwise.
Yes it does. You haven't put any effort or time into answering my question, clearly because you don't understand any of the ideas you claim to espouse.
That's harsh.
Just look at the facts and evidence and make your own mind up.
So it is.Reality is harsh.
What facts ? You have avoided answering my question with them.
Belz if you don't notice the facts and evidence in the links and videos I've posted ... then we're done here.
Of course. Here they are: http://www.srl.caltech.edu/ACE/ASC/DATA/browse-plots/4day_plot_archive/.Then I am sure you can show us the data of this current and your sources.
See above. If you have some additional source of data, it would be most welcome.Which ones?
In your own words what do we have, Haig?In my own words ??? ...
!Ignorance about the electric comet idea - it is not dust being blown off rocks because of heating - that word electric should be a clue, Haig!
Another video of fantasies, delusions and lies from the Thunderbolts authors, Haig?
There is a reason why someone could be fooled into thinking that heat is electricity in "rocky comets":That's why I asked him to explain what the hell those comets have to do with the electric universe nonsense. He replies with links about how heat blows off part of the comets, as if that's electric, somehow.
This is probably the usual Thunderbolts video full of fantasies, delusions and even lies. But a lack of reading comprehension could make someone think that this video is not about Rosetta - it is about "rocky comets".
The facts and evidence is that: Electric comets still do not existJust look at the facts and evidence and make your own mind up. It's your choice but it is fun to watch the mainstream coming around to the Electromagnetic way ☺
.Sorry, paladin17, but if you looked at those images you would see that you are wrong. These are electron fluxes, not currents. A big clue is that the units are not Amperes!Of course. Here they are: http://www.srl.caltech.edu/ACE/ASC/DATA/browse-plots/4day_plot_archive/..
Doesn't make much difference, since the current is obviously proportional to the flux. You can use those as well to evaluate how "neutral" solar wind actually is.Sorry, paladin17, but if you looked at those images you would see that you are wrong. These are electron fluxes, not currents. A big clue is that the units are not Amperes!
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Rosetta Mission Update | The Rocky Comet
Doesn't make much difference, since the current is obviously proportional to the flux. You can use those as well to evaluate how "neutral" solar wind actually is.
Doesn't make much difference, since the current is obviously proportional to the flux.
Multiply the given values by the proton charge, solid angle and the area of interest.can you now?
please enlighten us how you do that
That is right, paladin17 - the current is proportional to the combination of the proton and electron fluxes. If you want to waste your time calculating it then go ahead. But as I noted and you ignored:Doesn't make much difference, since the current is obviously proportional to the flux.
To get a current you have a lot of work to do, paladin17. Of course this is all moot - Electric comets still do not exist so there is no point wasting anyone's time doing any calculations about them.