Read two articles on stars from the Electric Universe perspective by Stephan Smith online at thunderbolts.info:
STELLAR VIBRATIONS

An illustration of vibration modes in the Sun. Credit: Kosovichev et al., “Structure and Rotation of the Solar Interior”.
When asking, “what are stars?”, the question might seem self-evident, since they are almost always described as intensely bright, burning balls of hydrogen gas.
Any particular star’s size, therefore its gravitational attraction, is what conventional astronomers say holds the planets in their orbits. Stellar fusion fire is also supposed to be the motivating force that sends energy on a million-year journey before it is emitted from its surface.
The accepted theory for how stars are born involves gravity and kinetic energy. Billions of years before any particular shining star was born, it started out as a wispy cloud a thousand times less dense than a puff of smoke. One thing that puzzles astronomers about the process is what caused the condensation of such insubstantial clouds.
Read “Stellar Vibrations” posted January 13, 2020 online at thunderbolts.info.
STELLAR MASS

A neutron star is said to energize the Crab Nebula. Credit: NASA/ESA.
High-velocity particles in orbit around some stars seem to indicate relativistic effects.
Part of what physicists are trying to understand is the observation of spectral lines from “hot iron atoms” that appear to orbit close-in to the surfaces of neutron stars. As interpreted by conventional theory, the spectra indicate that some of the material is moving at over 40 percent light-speed. Since iron atoms glow at certain optical frequencies when heated to their incandescent state, there should be dark lines within the specular distribution of the color bands. Called Fraunhofer lines, they mark places within the spectrum of any material where the emission energy is absorbed, leaving a dark line within the band of color generated by a prism.
As written recently, Fraunhofer lines are supposed to occur at specific frequencies identified in the spectrum by the kind of element that is being absorbed, if they are in a different location, then they have been Doppler-shifted because of their acceleration. This forms the backbone of galactic-scale distance calculations and the supposed speed of recession that the galaxies display.
Read “Stellar Mass” posted January 17, 2020 online at thunderbolts.info.
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