What about hot spots at sights where there is "magnetic disconnection/reconnection" between active sites?
http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Wobbly_magnetic_reconnection_speeds_up_electrons_999.html I am trying to relate it to what is happening on the Sun and Earth with lightning, which I also think is related. On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 9:04 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > You are right; there must be an additive magnetic concentration process in > play. > > > > > > The hot spot is the big phenomena in Nanoplasmonic. It will be created in > a collection of nanoparticles surrounded by a dielectric medium. This is > known science and does not require more proof. > > > > > > The hot spot is just a nanometer or two in diameter. However, it exists in > a global BEC environment. The large magnetic field may be a result of an > entanglement process where all the hotspots act as if they are coming from > a single huge super atom. > > > > > > That is, a hot spot projects the entire magnetic product of all the > hotspots as an additive superposition of the entire global BEC. > > > > > > All the magnetic and electrostatic power of all the many billions of > hotspots are concentrated quantum mechanically into one just one hotspot > until it disrupts a close by nucleus. > > > > > > When that disruption happens, binding energy from the nucleus is > distributed throughout the BEC. Almost instantaneously after BEC QM > decoherence, the global BEC is rebuilt until the next nuclear reaction > occurs. > > > > > > Magnetic QM concentration is just the reverse of gamma thermalization. It > is as if the entire core of the Ni/H reactor is made of a huge single atom. >
