Donald E. Scott: Indeed, Our Sun is Electric! | Thunderbolts

Third episode of a three-part series. We began with the classic Volt-Ampere characteristic plot of a typical laboratory plasma discharge, then discussed how current density in the actual solar plasma varies with radial distance out from the Sun. Starting just below the visible surface of the Sun’s photosphere traveling outward as far as Earth’s orbit, we now complete our virtual journey to the heliopause at the edge of the solar system. Author and electrical engineer Donald E. Scott, PhD, ponders why gas-light era astrophysics are drowning in “inexplicable“ phenomena. A thorough understanding that the atmosphere of our Sun is a classic electric plasma discharge is a foundation of the EU Model of Cosmology as new evidence continues to verify. -- PART 1 OF 3 Donald E. Scott: Examining Electric Plasma Discharge | Thunderbolts PART 2 OF 3 Donald E. Scott: The Solar Atmosphere vs Laboratory Plasma | Thunderbolts https://yout