jonesdave116
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As to what Alfvén thought in 1937 - ya know, back before we had space probes... and radio astronomy... and IR and UV etc. astronomy... not to mention 78 years more research and observations - might, just possibly, have been shown to be an inaccurate hypothesis by all that new data?
Sumpin' you just might wanna' consider, huh Haig ?![]()
Precisely. I'm well aware of Alfven, as would be many people, especially Tusenfem. However, he isn't infallible. He got some things right, he got some wrong. MHD won him the Nobel prize, as EUers never tire of telling us. Rarely mention that Hans Bethe won it in 1967 for his solving problems in stellar nucleosynthesis!
Again, Alfven was another one who didn't buy in to electric Sun nonsense, and accepted nuclear fission as the power source of our star.
