Good morning, Sol88.
If I may, I'd like to suggest that if your aim is to understand "the mainstream" - whether models of comets or anything else in space science/astronomy/astrophysics/cosmology - an investment of your time and effort on learning 'the basics' would produce great returns.
For example, you seem to rely very heavily on secondary sources - PRs, popsci reports, blogs, etc. Nothing wrong with that per se ... except if you mistake these for primary sources.
Another: JPEG, GIF, etc images are nearly always pale shadows of the actual data. And in many cases the data is not easily converted to an easily understood 'image-like' format. You want to understand "the mainstream"? You'll have to teach yourself how to understand data!
Finally, if your aim - in this thread - is to discuss 'anomalies and inconsistencies', you shot yourself in the foot by calling it "The Electric Comet model" (IMHO).
Something which 'does not compute' for me, Sol88: if - as you seem to claim - you "understand the principles of the ELECTRIC COMET - ELECTRIC SUN - THE UNIVERSE IS ELECTRIC", why do you not engage in discussion with me, on exactly these things?
On jets, for example, a topic you yourself specifically introduced:
If you have a phenomenon which you want to call ELECTRIC, then by definition you must be able to model it (and understand it), at some level, using the science of electromagnetism, plasma physics, etc. And that involves maths.
On the other hand, if you are using ELECTRIC as a shorthand for "may be electromagnetism/plasma physics, or may not; but whatever it is it cannot be modelled, ever", then your ELECTRIC is no different from magic (and cannot be electromagnetism/plasma physics).
Yet you seem quite unconcerned by this apparent, fundamental disconnect.
What am I missing?
And if there appears to be an anomaly or inconsistency in the ech (either internal or with some relevant observational data), I think you're better off acknowledging it.
Thanks for that.G'Day Jeantate
pointing what he seems to think are anomalies and inconsistencies with/in "the mainstream" , that should have forced a rethink about standard comet theory years ago, which for me was around when I got booted of varies forums that staunch mainstreamers frequented and found ISF to be able to discuss theses very anomalies and inconsistencies with/in "the mainstream"Sol88 seems to enjoy being sarcastic, and focused on posting what he seems to think are anomalies and inconsistencies with/in "the mainstream" (again, re comets). Despite the fact that he himself started this thread, and titled it "The Electric Comet theory", Sol88 also seems to have little understanding of the ech, and even less interest in discussing it. True, he does sometimes post a lot of links and selected quotes; however, he seems to do less of this than Haig, and his sources seem more diverse.
I've been back and forth on this forum since 2009 and whilst Reality Check maybe just a bedroom scientist, Tusenfem is up to his codlies in the Rosetta Plasma Consortium experiment package around 67P, so I'm very interested in his take on the latest findings.
If I may, I'd like to suggest that if your aim is to understand "the mainstream" - whether models of comets or anything else in space science/astronomy/astrophysics/cosmology - an investment of your time and effort on learning 'the basics' would produce great returns.
For example, you seem to rely very heavily on secondary sources - PRs, popsci reports, blogs, etc. Nothing wrong with that per se ... except if you mistake these for primary sources.
Another: JPEG, GIF, etc images are nearly always pale shadows of the actual data. And in many cases the data is not easily converted to an easily understood 'image-like' format. You want to understand "the mainstream"? You'll have to teach yourself how to understand data!
Finally, if your aim - in this thread - is to discuss 'anomalies and inconsistencies', you shot yourself in the foot by calling it "The Electric Comet model" (IMHO).
Again, thanks for that.Job done then!@Haig, @Sol88: accept, for now at least, that I am genuinely interested in the supposed topic of this thread.
I've never said I was an expert and in fact stated many times i'm hopeless at maths but that does not make me an idiot who does not understand the principles of the ELECTRIC COMET - ELECTRIC SUN - THE UNIVERSE IS ELECTRIC.
Something which 'does not compute' for me, Sol88: if - as you seem to claim - you "understand the principles of the ELECTRIC COMET - ELECTRIC SUN - THE UNIVERSE IS ELECTRIC", why do you not engage in discussion with me, on exactly these things?
On jets, for example, a topic you yourself specifically introduced:
Good morning, Sol88.
Thanks for this.Sol88 said:<stuff not on the ech snipped>
but as stated in the ECH jets are an electrical discharge phenomena
A bit briefer than I was hoping for ...
Let me ask you about jets, electrical discharge phenomena, and the ECH, OK?
1) How do you get from:
* there is an electric field centered approximately on the Sun AND
* comets are homogeneous 'rock'
to:
* the observed comet jets are an electrical discharge phenomena?
Would you please walk me through the logical steps from premises to conclusion?
2) What primary source, or sources, can you cite, re "in the ECH jets are an electrical discharge phenomena"?
3) Per the ECH, what are the two (or more) 'ends' of the electrical discharge(s) that are comet jets? Or, what acts as electrodes?
I think that will do for now; I look forward to continuing to discuss comet jets in the ECH.![]()
Right, so here's what I see as the biggest disconnect: ELECTRIC, as science, is very well understood ... from Maxwell's equations, to atomic physics, to Quantum Electrodynamics. As is plasma physics. And to understand ELECTRIC you need to at least understand the "(maths)".And the interdisipinary nature of the ELECTRIC UNIVERSE has shown me things science (maths) will NEVER understand or model, ever.
As above, so below...
If you have a phenomenon which you want to call ELECTRIC, then by definition you must be able to model it (and understand it), at some level, using the science of electromagnetism, plasma physics, etc. And that involves maths.
On the other hand, if you are using ELECTRIC as a shorthand for "may be electromagnetism/plasma physics, or may not; but whatever it is it cannot be modelled, ever", then your ELECTRIC is no different from magic (and cannot be electromagnetism/plasma physics).
Yet you seem quite unconcerned by this apparent, fundamental disconnect.
What am I missing?
A suggestion, if I may: at least in this thread, respond to what others ask of you, about the ech - whether Reality Check or any other ISF member - with something on the ech. If you don't understand the question, ask for clarification. If you don't know the answer - and the question is genuinely about the ech - say so (and then go do the research to find the answer). If it's not about the ech, either say so directly (better) or ignore it (not so good).and I apoligize for my sarcasim but when up against the likes of Reality Check and his impressive list of problems I should solve for HIM to try and understand the basics of the electric comet. I mean, you've read them right? I've been called many an unprofessional name on many forums but sticks 'n stones...
And if there appears to be an anomaly or inconsistency in the ech (either internal or with some relevant observational data), I think you're better off acknowledging it.
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thats good RC
