Michael Clarage: The Gestation of Solar Systems | Thunderbolts

An idea developed by Göran Marklund in 1979 is that electric current flow through space will naturally cause a segregation of elements and compounds. It is called Marklund Convection.

A recent study provides a solid argument for the role of electricity in the gestation of solar systems.

We know that when electric currents flow through space, there will be a natural segregation of elements. Heavier elements such as Iron will migrate to the center; lighter elements like Hydrogen will migrate to the outside—and they will form layers.

This is what is observed and documented in the paper "The nested morphology of disk winds from young stars revealed by JWST/NIRSpec observations" by Pascucci et al., and published in Nature Astronomy on October 4, 2024.

Although, the authors do not advocate an Electric model of solar formation—but a gravity model with magnetic fields as a consequence of gravity. Does the gravity model predict the observed segregation? It does not.

Astrophysicist Michael Clarage, PhD, is weary from hearing the experts tell Nature what she can and cannot do.
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Michael Clarage
"The Gestation of Solar Systems"

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"Winds of change: Webb reveals forces that shape protoplanetary disks"

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[railwaymechanicalengineer]

A breath of Scientific reality - Now becoming rare on the Internet. Thankyou Michael.

[daviddrew]

Great piece. Yes, something else is going on beyond accretion in a 'gravity-only' universe. As Michael points out, however, we still have much to learn about electricity and magnetism, although they are key to most cosmic structures.

[markmartens]

Paying proper attention to ones own assumptions, ignorance, and biases is the 1st level hallmark of a 'proper scientist'. Good intuitions Michael.

[spotweld]

I always feel a sense of awe from Micheal Clarages youtube videos. Thanks

[JavierChiappa]

3:15 Well, thanks for showing me the entrance to a very very deep rabbit hole I've been trying to find for quite some time. See you on the other side when i finish all those books. Thanks!

[jooky]

Those images are incredible, Dr. Clarage is the best with his brilliant open mind!

[GregFessia]

I feel dumb as a box of rocks and this scientific information is miles above my head but it feels right and is the truth.

[BenHydeSPARKScience]

The segregation of elements argument is really the only one you need to reach the electrical nature of the universe conclusion. There simply isn't any other way for elements to segregate. THE END.

Well done, Dr. Clarage.

Herbig- Haro objects for the win!!

[EarthsMysterieswithKenKay]

the electric model is undeniable and this is just another video that proves just that

[quinto]

It's always good to point out things we don't know. Those stellar objects certainly look like it. And they are beautiful...

[higherandhigher]

Thank you, Michael. Slowly but surely I’m getting my head around this.

[gordondocherty]

Lt Col. Thomas E. Bearden, in looking at the 6 regauged Equations of Maxwell in vector form realised that in having been rewritten, the equations had lost a very important component present in the original Quaternion nomenclature : the scalar component. Maxwell's original equations were based on modelling the aether as a three dimensional tessellated prism cells - in cross-section, appearing like a honeycomb - with spheres like ball bearings in between, with his original set of 20 equations being derived to describe the propagation and promulgation of forces across the cells and hence through that medium.

The problem with dropping the scalar (direction-independent) component is that when two waves in exact opposition (exact inverses) meet (such as, for example, a wave and its reflection in a resonant system), the vector components completely cancelled out, leaving an apparent force effect of zero. With the quaternion versions re-inserted, however, the scalar components of the two signals sum.

So, two signals exactly inverse phased in a resonant system produce (and hence radiate) no vector component but do radiate a double strength scalar component - and that just for two signals. In a suitably designed resonant system, the vector components still cancel each other out (fight each other to a standstill) BUT the scalar component is magnified immensely.

Further that scalar component radiates potential in all directions - it is part of an open system, in other words - and can be used to transfer energy from one volume to another - being capable of being "picked up" by a suitable receiver elsewhere.

This is what Tesla found over a century ago - and he also found that such scalar waves, in interacting with the aether, would often be magnified in strength - "free energy", on other words.

So, when talking about "Maxwell's Equations", it must be realized that the vector form regauged versions are defficient - and, in some ways, deliberately so to make them "solvable" for the special case of closed (electrical) circuits with a paired source/sink - but, the original equations are very far from deficient, and can even be used in conjunction with numerical analysis on high-end computing devices to express behaviours in open systems that have not thrown out the aether baby with the bathwater as it were.

[edword]

"IF enough dust did SOMEHOW compress to make a star, stellar ignition would blast away any forming planets. So, the gravity model has some pretty basic problems." -MC

[FireStick-nupn]

I have a geode slice that looks like a cymatic frequency, frozen in time. I see this mineral separation in a lot of crystals and rocks. Like, you can see where the current flowed when it was melted, fluid and separating its elements and arranging where they “wanted” to be. Then cooled, frozen in that elemental arrangement.

The Earth is just a large geode. Keep going outward, and expand the fractal, separating the elements and letting them arrange themselves where they may.

[thomastoadally]

Thank you so much Michael for exponding on the subject of the EU. Such knowledgeable people are few and far between. Happy for learned people like you!

[keyscook]

Michael Clarage's presentations are brilliant! Love to have a brief conversation with him to share a hypothesis or two.
Cheer from Seattle!

[skki]

Thanks as always Michael. We have to keep our heads above water even when the centenarians want to hang on to their beliefs. Indeed, it may well be something else. For centuries that's just what we've been finding.

[intrespekt]

Strange stroke of synchronicity....
Less than a day before this video was released, all I could imagine and visualize was how solar systems are born... ⚡🌃

[Socrates-tidh]

😇😎😇
if we could learn it all ...
what would we do with the knowledge?

the Learning, is in the Seeking.
😇😎😇
always a pleasure to witness your presentations. thx.

[EugenethePhilostopher]

I haven't heard anything new here, but I love the vibe of this video.