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Posted By: FarSight3
Date: Thursday, 23-Jul-2009 12:52:00
In Response To: Amateur Finds New Earth-Sized Blot on Jupiter (Rayelan)
Besides the assumption that these 4 new spots (one big and three smaller ones) on Jupiter were caused by an impactor we should reconsider that it could be more likely possible that Jupiter is reacting electrically to the altered plasma-environment of our solar system.
The socalled F10-Flux of our Sun ist at it´s lowest since record. That means that our Sun is not "consuming" as much electricity from her plasma environment as usual.
If you connect a light bulb to an electric circuit where other bulbs are fed with you will recognize a short flickering of those other bulbs.
The same may happen in our solar system. As our Sun isn´t consuming the electric energy available all the other planets may be provided with a higher current-density. Kristian Birkeland described all this almost a hundred years ago. The planets interconnect with their plasma-environment through their POLES (see, Auroras!), and therefore it is much likely that you discover the first effects more certain in the polar regions of the planets.
So Jupiter could show the interaction of a Birkeland-current, connecting with the surface, leaving "holes" - more exactly producing heated storms with sharp edges.
The big gasous planets could be therefore nothing else than "unlit stsrs" - as they have a similar consistence as stars/suns - but as the main star "consumes" most of the available energy in a planetary system there is not much left for those gasous planets to enlighten.
And - we see a similar occurance at the Venus around the same time: On 19th July a amateur astronomer, Frank Melillo, observed a strange spot near the southern pole of the planet:
http://www.astronomynow.com/news/n0907/21venus/
The cosmos is electrical.
Far Sight 3
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