Polar Cooling
Thanks for the info. I suppose it's reasonable that the Sun's charge emission may enter the planets' poles and drive the ions toward the polar surfaces in the process. It'd be nice to see Miles acknowledge that the ions probably do the cooling instead of the photons doing it. I don't think photons can transport heat. Do you?
Help Write Summary Papers on MM's Model?
That's something that Charles would like people to do on his website here. Write papers that show only relevant data and logical conclusions based on that. Would you like to do that? I started work on that with one or more of Mathis' papers. I removed all of his statements that were tangents and reorganized the remaining sentences as individual statements. My intent was to then insert F, T, or Q at the beginning of each statement to indicate Factual, Theoretical, or author's Question. All of the Theoretical statements and maybe Questions would then show where work is still needed before finding each such statement to be confirmed or disproven.
First Topic: Electric Charge?
If you're interested in helping write such a paper, what topic may you like to start with? I think the most helpful theory to prove might be that subatomic particles are moved by the fields and streams of photons. I'd appreciate if you may like to help with something like that. Could you help find which of MM's papers would be most relevant for this task? Which of the following might have the best explanations for charge, or do you recommend other of his papers as better than these?
88. Electrical Charge
93a. Heat
93b. The Drude-Sommerfeld Model
99d. The New LED Lightbulb
109. How a Battery Circuit Works
110a. The Electron Orbit
110c. The "Designer Electron" is a Photon
115. Dielectrical Polarization
126b. The Cometary Antitail
136. The Eccentricity of the Earth
137b. Birkeland Currents
138. Atmospheric PressureMM Summary Worksite: Follow this route: QDL / Topics / Science / Physics / Documents / Miles Mathis
Facebook Group Help?
Patty said she had computer troubles sometime back and then lost her password for Facebook and hasn't taken the time to get back on there. If anyone in the Facebook group may like to help work on such a paper here or anywhere, would you like to invite them?