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Re:Particle mystery: physicists confirm the muon is more mag... by lolthishuman on Wednesday April 07, 2021 @06:52PM (#26732592)
It’s simple. The universe is electromagnetic. The Bose-Einstein condensate is the aether in most dense form. Everything evaporates into lower densities by means of rotation via the torus and vortices. Everything is pressure finding equilibrium spread throughout densities in fluid. Easy to reason about. The sun is hollow and incompressible aether inside, which is why it’s cold. The surface is electromagnetic activated by the currents spread throughout the galaxy. Every sun is like a lamp. Every sun is a plasmoid. Outer space is least dense form of the aether. Sound makes matter.

Fun!

Re:Particle mystery: physicists confirm the muon is more mag... by shrimpx on Wednesday April 07, 2021 @07:50PM (#26733154)
Is there legitimate support for this hollow sun theory, or is this a fringe theory like flat earth and so on?
Re:Particle mystery: physicists confirm the muon is more mag... by Arjuna144 on Thursday April 08, 2021 @07:42AM (#26737567)
I dont know about hollow suns and stuff. But what he said in the beginning has some reason.

Check some of this guys papers: https://file.scirp.org/Html/8-2180368_91083.htm

Re:Particle mystery: physicists confirm the muon is more mag... by SAI_Peregrinus on Thursday April 08, 2021 @08:49AM (#26738063)
The EM universe hypothesis is not much better than the flat Earth one. Similar levels of agreement with observed behavior.
Re:Particle mystery: physicists confirm the muon is more mag... by lolthishuman on Thursday April 08, 2021 @01:27PM (#26741461)
Not much is published that makes sense unfortunately. The EM universe hypothesis has its flaws because it’s not United on first principles connecting the aether and primitive constructs like the torus and hyperboloid. It’s dangerous for many easy to reason about considerations. Most people’s lives are reputation based and confined to incentives of pay that prevent such topics being published or discussed. Hard problem.