Paulhoff
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Wait a minute, HE UNDERSTANDS.Unless you tell him where, he will not be able to understand you.
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Wait a minute, HE UNDERSTANDS.Unless you tell him where, he will not be able to understand you.
I am NOT changing that fact, - BUT only explaining WHY it happens.
Because matter sucks space, - if matter moves – and the rest of the story you have hear 117 times. – That’s why.
No one have claimed so.
The place where the sun winds begin is the MF "S", - so simple like that.
Bjarne said:Amigo, it is discovered that the Suns MF NOT is a dipole.
The MF “S” is missing OK ?
Matter in motion = space in motion = a MF >> This is a simple consequence of the theory.
Exactly and this is the problem with the discovery that is done.
I HAVE FOUND IT. – that you today not believe, will properly change.
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- I guess....
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CorrectionCorrection, you are speculating
Both Yes and no.Yes, you have actually claimed that the sun has no south pole:
Yes the MSP is MISSING as I wrote. And I still mean thta it it is MISSING (the place we EXPECT it to be Amigo Hans).Bjarne, one thing is that you specualte wildly, but TRY to keep your stories straight OK? Remember, this is the internet: Anybody can go bask and see exactly what you wrote, there is no running away.
I have a coherent a logical thesis, that fits to, and can explain all objective observation, - regarding several unexplained mysteries, - magnetic phenomena’s, in cosmos.There is no theory. It is just a wild fantasy on your part. You have no documentation, and it is not even consistent.
You cannot reject my thought unless proving I am wrong. Or at least showing better speculation.
(emphasis mine)So far there is no evidence that my speculation is wrong.
Is this what happens in a bar magnet: matter is constantly thrown about in order to create a magnetic north and a magnetic south pole?So soon as plasma is thrown out in space - magnetic South is born.
This is both illogical, incoherent with facts, and nothing at all points to such assumption. Hence it can in no way be comparable.There's a teapot in orbit around Jupiter. Don't believe me? Prove me wrong then! Otherwise I'm right!
In and around a ferro-magnet, - yes, - space is also moving.Is this what happens in a bar magnet: matter is constantly thrown about in order to create a magnetic north and a magnetic south pole?
This is both illogical, incoherent with facts, and nothing at all points to such assumption. Hence it can in no way be comparable.
Already we have good knowledge off how this is possible, based on particle spin.
Does coherence in your thesis mean anything to you ?Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. So yes, it is 100% comparable. If you cannot come to terms with this you are more deluded than I thought.
It's even more to the point and more coherent than your deluded ramblings. It's also tenfold more mature than your ridiculous cow-analogies.
What have you thesis with; FAT DOG, - to do ?FAT DET DOG
"To my opinion".
This is a BIG SECRET, the universe doesn't give a damn about anyones opinion.
Science tries to found out what is, not what it wants.
Paul
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!Bjarne has an idea that the Earth's magnetic field is generated by ferromagnets in the Earth's crust and the solar wind.The flaws in this idea are easy to see:At this point his idea is totally invalid. There is no point in looking at it any more but there are even more flaws.
- The magnetic poles have been measured to be ~5000 kilometers below the surface of the Earth.
This has been known for 172 years!
- The solar wind does not change the overall strength of the Earth's MF at any time.
It has even stopped without any effects on the MF.
AFAIK The strength of the MF does not vary as the Magnetic North Pole moves around the Artic Ocean nor with the strength of the solar wind as it is in the "central Artic ocean". But I am sure Bjarne can correct me with many scientific papers showing just that.
- Crustal magnetism is < 2% of the Earth's magnetism!
Bjarne, if you have sources that contradict this please cite them.
A deafening silence so far!
Rocks aren't strongly enough magnetized to account for the observed geomagnetic field
First asked 16 February 2010
Then there is the evidence of his lack of knowledge of physics:
- The crust varies in thickness - the MF does not correlate
AFAIK, The strength of a magnetic field from a ferromagnetic material depends on the amount of the material. There is less crust under oceans and so Bjarne's idea predicts a geographical correlation between the MF strength and oceans.- MF reversals are not explained by Bjarne's idea
The only ways that I can think of to reverse the MF in his idea are to turn the Earth's crust inside out or to heat it all up to ~800K and apply an external field.
First Asked 2 March 2010
I am currently trying to get him to explain his MF reversal in simple terms but just fantasies so far.- What is your evidence that dynamo theory is wrong?
First asked 9 March 2010
Questions that he is unable to answer coherently:
- An abysmal lack of physics and mathematics on his web page.
- He has a couple of other threads that also demonstrate his ignorance. There is a list of the fatal flaws and basic ignorance in Bjarne's ideas in his two threads. One item makes it clear that his knowledge is small:
Does Bjarne know basic physics (unit-less quantities cannot be arbitrarily assigned units)
- What magnetic field is predicted by a ferromagnetic crust model?
First asked 15 February 2010- Sources to support your assertion that the Earth's MF strength is influenced by the solar wind at any time
First asked 16 February 2010
The physical evidence is that the solar wind obviously shapes the Earth's magnetosphere. Geomagnetic storms can even influence the Earth's surface over short periods. But when the solar wind varies (or even stops) the overall strength of the MF does not change.- What creates your Big Box of Thermal Heat?
First asked 26 February 2010
He seems to think that oceanic crust is hotter than continental crust. As far as I know, he is wrong. He can prove me wrong with some citations to the literature that he is using for his idea.- What about the magnetic field of the Moon?
First asked 1 March 2010
So far just vague stuff about thermal heat, e.g. "Simply because the Moon do not have thermal Heat". But a lack of "thermal heat" increases the MF strength of ferromagnetic materials!- I am currently trying to get him to explain his MF reversal in simple terms but just fantasies so far.
First Asked 2 March 2010- Where does Jupiter's magnetic field come from?
First Asked 20 March 2010
Jupiter does not have a ferromagnetic crust.
The answer is an internal dynamo similar to Earth's- Where does the Sun's magnetic field come from?
First Asked 23 March 2010
The Sun does not have a ferromagnetic crust.
The answer is an internal dynamo similar to Earth's
Just noticed this quite silly part of Bjarne's post. Hopefully it is his lack of English skills that makes this assertion totally weird. Otherwise the fact that the solar wind is emitted by the Sun and has no effect in the Sun's magnetic field means that he is implyinghttp://www.science27.com/images/Sun1.jpg
http://www.science27.com/images/Sun2.jpg
These two images show why the Sun never has a south pole.
Try to understand the solar wind is the dynamo of the Sun’s MF, that’s why there is no South Pole.
..babbling..
No I am not dump, I have good Cow IQ, this tells a LOT of the difference between you an me.
Amigo the hole point with the strength of the Suns MF and the solar winds and the Sun spots, is all: > MOTION of matter. – You can and MUST trace it back to that. THIS is the main point.
Amigo, it is discovered that the Suns MF NOT is a dipole.
The MF “S” is missing OK ?
Exactly and this is the point.
How on Sun is that possible?
[qimg]http://www.science27.com/images/Sun1.jpg[/qimg]
The image above shows how it is possible.
Temporary the Sun creates 2 “N” – because the solar wind is the dynamo.
EditHe also implies that there is never a South pole which is obviously wrong.
Did you not forgot: Amen - ? (!)Dear Cow, yes the magnetic fields are created by motion of matter, specifically by motion of charged particles, however not in any sense that you seem to propose. Why don't you try to study how the solar magnetic field is generated in an introductory book on the Sun?
And this is 100% crap, - you have believed so and so in long time, and this believe is contradicted by measurement, - by reality itself. FACE IT.Dear Cow, we (that is, all astronomers and space physicist) have know for a long long time that the Sun is not a simple dipole.
Richard Marsden, ESA's project scientist, explained:
"We expected the Sun to have a relatively simple magnetic field, such as the Earth's or that of a magnetised iron bar.
We thought we were going to find a local increase in the field's intensity.
But the probe did not detect any such thing and all the evidence so far suggests that the Sun has no south magnetic pole.
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/Pr_26_1994_p_EN.html
So long you don’t know where MSP is, all kind of blab la la blab is irrelevant, also the expression “NOT a simple dipole” - Find MSP amigo, that is what you need to do.There was no magnetic south pole on the geographical south pole, so what, the solar magnetic field is NOT a simple dipole, we know that.
Crap from a to z, in this case a common MSP is twisted around the Sun. READ books and internet pages before you bla la to much.I could explain it to you, but your Cow IQ is not big enough to grasp it. It has to do with dipoles and quadrupoles and even higher-order poles. If the dipole disappears, then the quadrupole is the main source which has 2 north and 2 south poles. Why not look into a book about electrodynamics?
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Where we expect it to be. (now clarified 3 times above)
I consider to put that massage on a a bunker blaster especially to you RC, But I believe it is waste of money, I assume the concrete is more than 50 meter thick.
The MSP is created several places exactly where each load of solar wind starts. These are the places and these are the moments where space is set into motion.
Did you not forgot: Amen - ? (!)
We don’t know, and have no idea how that MF of the Sun is created.
The previous prevailing thesis is dead.
And this is 100% crap, - you have believed so and so in long time, and this believe is contradicted by measurement, - by reality itself. FACE IT.
So long you don’t know where MSP is, all kind of blab la la blab is irrelevant, also the expression “NOT a simple dipole” - Find MSP amigo, that is what you need to do.
Crap from a to z, in this case a common MSP is twisted around the Sun. READ books and internet pages before you bla la to much.
He also implies that there is never a South pole which is obviously wrong.
Wrong. The south (and north) magnetic poles are in fact right where they are expected to be and they are doing what they are expected to do. Stop making up pseudo-facts.Edit
Where we expect it to be. (now clarified 3 times above)
Another pseudo-fact. No, that is not where the magnetic south pole (MSP) is. In fact, that is exactly where the MSP & MNP cannot ever be. Sunspot groups are known to be bipolar, in that they show spots of opposite polarity in coupled pairs. The spots host closed magnetic loops so that the solar plasma travels along the loop; first it goes up and then it comes down. the solar wind is known to emanate from "coronal holes", which are places where there are no sunspots. In those regions the solar magnetic field is disordered and chaotic, with "tiny" (on the scale of the sun) exposed areas of both polarities. So the solar wind does not flow from a region of preferred polarity, but rather a region of chaotic & mixed polarity. Only in the case of a flare or coronal mass ejection, where the aforementioned loops break, does a plasma wind flow from a sunspot area. it is not the normal solar wind, and there is no polarity preference here either, as the loop that breaks connects a magnetic south pole on one end and a magnetic north pole on the other.The MSP is created several places exactly where each load of solar wind starts.
100% Bjarne-Blarney (i.e., crap). Of course we have very good ideas about how the solar magnetic field is created. In fact, we know the physical process, and we know a lot about it. We don't know literally everything, but so what about that? We know enough about about the dynamo process, and magnetic field generation for both Earth & the sun, to be quite certain that we do know how the sun's magnetic field is generated. Maybe you don't know, but that's understandable, since knowledge seems to be something you like to avoid whenever possible. See the book Stellar Magnetism by Leon Mestel (Oxford University Press, 2003) for a general treatment of the subject in great detail. A broader picture of the interplay between fluid dynamics & magnetic fields can be found in the book Fluid Dynamics and Dynamos in Astrophysics and Geophysics (Soward, Jones, Hughes & Weiss editors; CRC Press, 2005). For something specific to the sun, see the book Solar Astrophysics by Peter Foukal (Wiley-VCH 2004; 2nd revised edition).We don’t know, and have no idea how that MF of the Sun is created. The previous prevailing thesis is dead.
By relying on press releases instead of real science, you have managed to fool yourself into believing your own Bjarne-Blarney. In fact you have never even bothered, at any time, ever, to verify what real measurements really show about the solar magnetic poles. If you had bothered, then you would have realized (perhaps) that the absence of a south magnetic pole is a transient behavior of the sun, likely to repeat when the solar magnetic field reverse its polarity, as it does approximately every 11 years (give or take a year or two). your press release is dated 16 September 1994. But the magnetic south pole returned shortly after that press release came out. And then the same thing happened in 2000 (press release: A star with two north poles).Richard Marsden, ESA's project scientist explained:
"We expected the sun to have a relatively simple magnetic field, such as the Earth's or that of a magentised iron bar. We thought we were going to find a local increase in the field's intensity. But the probe did not detect any such thing and all the evidence so far suggests that the sun has no magnetic south pole.
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/Pr_26_1994_p_EN.html
An excellent self-portrait. Everything you say is crap from a to z. And you should take your own advice and read a book now & then. I have a few suggestions already in this post. Stop with the blah-blah and stop with the pseudo-facts and stop with the crap and try to say something intelligent.Crap from a to z, in this case a common MSP is twisted around the Sun. READ books and internet pages before you bla la to much.
OK, maybe it's not all crap. Maybe it's all fart. I am willing to stand corrected on that.Oh my goodness, the Cow has farted again. This is hopeless.