Examining the magnetic fields reveal Birkeland Currents HIDDEN in plain sight!

Examining the magnetic fields reveals Birkeland Currents HIDDEN in plain sight!

Magnetic field permeate the Solar System, Galaxy and the universe. We often take this for granted. We also know that Birkeland currents will create their own magnetic field. Is is possible to detect these magnetic fields? When polarized light passes through a magnetic field it can be rotated. By measuring this we can use this to reconstruct magnetic fields. Many look chaotic but seem to have a regular spacing. Is it possible that chaotic pattern is exactly what we would expect to see if it were created by a twisting birkeland current?

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[beaelectric]

Another wonderful show! You are gifted with a curious mind. Love from Canada

[jamesweninger]

There is one oversimplification here that I feel compelled to point out:
If you freeze at 3:48, you see these shells where you would get strongest line of sight alignment of magnetic field, and strongest Faraday rotation. But as you see here, we are also looking through the next shell, with a reversing magnetic field, although not as exactly aligned, so we get weaker Faraday rotation in the opposite direction. So....what is the end result? Each surrounding shell masks the strength of the inner one, leading us to underestimate the magnetic field strength of the entire structure.
The more general point, is to keep in mind that we get strongest Faraday rotation when the field is pointed towards or away from the observer, but still also weaker Faraday rotation if the field is pointed more or less along those sight lines. Looking towards a shell where the field is exactly towards you, means your looking through a surrounding shell ALMOST directed away from you. Masking the strength of the inner shell.

[jeffreykalb]

Combining this with your discussion of "precession", it would be interesting to look at the polarization of light coming from Arcturus, the Pleiades, and Sirius.

[deejames]

Wonderful InfoVideo once again!... It would be great to integrate all science disciplines together(Meteorologic, Astrophysics, Biology, etc..) inorder to get a better or focused view/understanding of the importance of this mapping of Universal ElectroMagnetic Currents!

[aBRUSHforCONFUCIUS]

Your graphics are terrific. Makes understanding what you are talking also easy. Is there a way to show this via an experiment? Or can it only be modeled mathematically?

[NGC-catseye]

Somebody has been having fun with his new computer program upgrade. Excellent explanation. Thanks 🙏 stay safe -Algiz

[philoso]

Nice video and presentation, thanks.
On page 7:00 is an artist view to illustrate Birkeland current filament by red and blue shifts on a pair (binary helix) to an earth observer. It could not be made any better by most.

If I have a chance to rework this I would make the color shift to share just half the filament width and blue to the remaining half and not mono shade to the entire width or length of the helix.

[donaldbest]

I use my observations of fluid dynamics to model frequency in the aether. Light does not travel. It is information “passed along” through a medium we could say is aether, or at least atoms. It is like a wave in the ocean. It does not travel, but merely is a trough and peak of energy being manifest in a medium we call water.
Using this same thought it is easy to show light is not reflected, but absorbed by mirrors, and a copy sent out in its place.
These same fluid dynamics can show how a fluid can leverage itself to make itself flow backward, and against gravity, Viktor Schauberger is the best at explaining that. But it is this exact phenomena that makes Donald Scott’s modeling of birkland currents so relevant. Counter rotation is a necessary outcome of fluid current.
It is all fluid dynamics, and therefore Tesla, and planck are the best resources for making hypothesis on natural phenomena and EM flow. As most of their work is specifically on how to model fluid behavior.

[TheMisleadingWoodpecker]

Is it possible that the birkeland current and the duble slit experiment results are some how connected?

[aidanharrison]

What does the EU model say about the Earths magnetic field ? Constantly changing, and sometime flipping

[JoeDeglman]

So based upon what you present, their may be a relationship between the speed of flow at the edges of a galaxy and the medium it flows through. Just like the outer edges of a galaxy "with dark matter" which have a greater speed of angular rotation, due to less ether medium drag vs a transient drag between the outer edges of a galaxy "without Dark matter." We could be looking at a greater relative flow of the matter at the galactic edges vs the surround ether medium.
So some light going through the edges of these galaxies maybe be more polarizable due to the greater relative speed between the matter and the ether medium, or amount of anisotropy of the medium that propagates the energy wave vs galaxies that are more at equilibrium with the ether medium, or "with dark matter, " and therefore are less polarizable and more isotropic.
So if we see no such polarization it might be that the energy wave or light went through a medium that was isotropic with the matter within. So if the mirror we bounce light off of, to polarize it, were moving at the same speed as the ether medium around it, we may not be able to polarize the light we reflect off of it.

Does anyone have any other sources of sound waves being polarizable, in an anisotropic medium?

I think this is the case, and there is birefringence that develops as well, when fluid mediums are anisotropic.

To me this means that there is a net flow of ether medium into the atoms of that atmosphere and a net excitation or rotation of the electron orbitals, caused by the anisotropic flow of the medium WRT to the individual atoms of that atmosphere. When no such motion occurs between the object and the ether medium there is no possibility of polarization of light through, or reflected off of, that atmosphere. Much like inducing electron orbitals by inducing an electron flow from and electron microscope.

[justinpridham]

Like Ben Davidson said in todays video, this stuff are the tricksters of the universe. The way it cancels on itself when looking through multiple layers... Sheesh