Hannes Alfvén, Plasma and Electromagnetism in Space

Hannes Alfven, Kristian Birkeland

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[Sherry Trainor]

you might want to examine Tesla.

[soupdragon42]

See my Tesla video

[marneedear]

sigh

The elegant beauty of Alfven's work and mind are intoxicating.

[marneedear]

There is no clandestine conspiracy at work. All of human development has suffered these kinds of problems. It's the very nature of the marketplace of ideas -- a self-reinforcing system. I vaguely remember a Nobel Prize having gone out to work done in this area of Economics about 6 years ago... Just sayin.

[Plautus Satire]

Ultimately we can't "really describe" anything.

[DragonFlyback256]

Since when philosophy gives better answers than science?

You are no different than Einstein was described as in this video. To re-quote (a part of) that line at 04:47 from Paul Davies, "...preferring to put his faith in pure thought."

[mujaku]

A book worth reading is Hans Vaihinger's book, The Philosophy of "As if" which was published in 1925. I think you will get the meat of it in the general introduction. Matter and energy are fictions, albeit useful ones. I am afraid that the guys at CERN are victims of their own fictions. They are, in a sense, working with fictional terms trying to comprehend X. But as the history of science clearly shows, X is not so easily grasped by fictions.

[DragonFlyback256]

Are***

[DragonFlyback256]

You practically is saying plasma is a fiction as well with this.

If you work at, like, CERN, i will believe you, MAYBE! Just maybe!

[mujaku]

Matter and energy are fictions just like latitude and longitude. Yes, they are useful fictions but fictions nevertheless.

[DragonFlyback256]

Both at once.

[DragonFlyback256]

Black hole "fantasy"? Tell that to Stephen Hawking.

[charlespontoon]

This is a great video thanks for posting. Have already seen other vid's on the electric universe absolutely fascinating, especially the one about mars....sure does seem to explain a lot of things our current theories don't, without of course making things up like black holes etc which cannot be validated....

[mujaku]

Let's face it, science really can't describe plasma - and when it tries to do so, out comes bullshit. For starters, plasma is neither matter nor energy.