Concepts of the Electrical Phenomena of Planetary Systems
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The ions with their electric charges reach the poles of the sun, the ions are there deposited, and electric currents proceed toward the equator by vibratory movement. The spectroscope reveals the presence of metallic elements in the photo- sphere, carbon being the only non-metallic element for the presence of which there is any evidence. There is no evidence of electro-negative metalloids, such as oxygen, nitrogen, or other non-conductors; and even in the chromosphere hydrogen, an electro-posit...ive element, according to spectroscopic evidence, is the prevailing con- stituent, although there is also evidence of helium being present. Thus we see, under solar conditions, evidence of positive concentrativeness, and also evidence, although of negative character, of negative diffusibility. Below the photosphere, and perhaps including the polar photo- spheric areas, matter must be more dense. The photo- spheric mass of electropositive concentrativeness must create an axial core of extreme density and of metallic character.
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The ions with their electric charges reach the poles of the sun, the ions are there deposited, and electric currents proceed toward the equator by vibratory movement. The spectroscope reveals the presence of metallic elements in the photo- sphere, carbon being the only non-metallic element for the presence of which there is any evidence. There is no evidence of electro-negative metalloids, such as oxygen, nitrogen, or other non-conductors; and even in the chromosphere hydrogen, an electro-posit...ive element, according to spectroscopic evidence, is the prevailing con- stituent, although there is also evidence of helium being present. Thus we see, under solar conditions, evidence of positive concentrativeness, and also evidence, although of negative character, of negative diffusibility. Below the photosphere, and perhaps including the polar photo- spheric areas, matter must be more dense. The photo- spheric mass of electropositive concentrativeness must create an axial core of extreme density and of metallic character.
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