On 05/14/2011 09:37 PM, OrionWorks - Steven Vincent Johnson wrote:
> From Mauro:
...
Most probably, the reason is comets are charged bodies.
The electric field of the comet interacts with the electric
field of the Sun, and a CME occurs. The electric interaction
is also the reason for cometary tails, by the way. The level
of denial the academic community is in regard to this, is
simply astounding.
Have you wondered if aspects of Miles Mathis' theories might have anything
to do to describing comet tails?
Hi,
the short answer is no, I haven't read anything related to comets
by Mathis. The electric comet hypothesis comes from the Electric
universe guys(Thornhill and Talbott), plus other sources.
In relation to Mathis, I've studied Mathis' ideas only on the surface.
He thinks that a repulsive electromagnetic field is needed for stable
elliptical orbits, and that's wrong. A repulsive electromagnetic field
is not *excluded* for stable orbits, but it's certainly not needed.
Unless he thinks that a repulsive field is somehow related to inertia.
But inertia, related to electromagnetism or not, must be considered at a
much more fundamental level, like that of an interaction with the
vacuum, and can only be very lightly related to an emitted (and
therefore radially diminishing) electromagnetic field.
I've ran some simulations, and a small repulsive component does not
prevent stable orbits. I suppose that can be mathematically
demonstrated, too.
Regards,
Mauro
