Matter, the stuff that makes up our world and everything in it, is atomic, consisting of many different atoms.Even the ancient Greek and Roman philosophers knew this. But what they \u00a0did not know is that atomic material makes up only 0.1% of the universe. The remaining 99.9% is sub atomic and so cannot be seen. \u00a0For want of a better word, this 99.9% is a plasma and it’s been around a lot longer than our atomic world has. And it’s alive, with a neuronal system stretching light years.<\/p>\n
Here are some aspects of the universe which defy conventional knowledge. Some are factual, based on direct observations. Others are theory or conjecture derived from academic research, much of it funded by government military agencies, and some still classified in their entirety. Our current model of physics can neither prove nor disprove these. We are like newly borns trying to understand the complexities of the world that we find ourselves in, without a sense of language or reference points to relate to.<\/p>\n
The sun breaths. Every two minutes and 49 seconds, its surface rising and falling six miles. Sometimes it pauses then resumes, Always six miles every 2 minutes and 49 seconds.<\/p>\n
The closer you get to the sun the colder it gets. The corona surrounding the sun has a temperature of 2 million degrees C, but on the surface it is only 5 thousand degrees (compare that to a cement steel kiln here on planet earth which reaches 1450 c, a third of the sun’s surface . And a sun spot is only 3900 C, which is the temperature of a tungsten filament in a light bulb – 2000 degrees.<\/p>\n
The earth has a twin, an invisible sub-atomic biosphere mirroring the atomic material world. This twin is an extension of the universe.<\/p>\n
The universe is not empty. but is pulsating with clouds of plasma invisible to the eye. This plasma consists of microbials that have endured for billions of years. The universe has electrically charged bio-magnetic fields.
\nThe universe is web of filaments that look like the neuronal system in the brain. Scientists believe that the neuronal network \u00a0in our brain follows a cosmic blueprint.<\/p>\n
Plasma which constitutes 99.9 % of the cosmic expanse is an intelligent self-structured system with strands or filaments that operate like arteries, communicating and passing information. These filaments are superconductors, infinitely larger than the superconductors used in computer chips.<\/p>\n
Some cosmic filaments are dual helixes, like the dual helix of DNA of humans. in fact, all life forms on earth have dual stranded DNA. Given that a frog’s DNA and human DNA share 90% of their genomes, scientists are wondering if the complex swirling patterns of plasma filaments may shed greater light on what it means to be uniquely human.<\/p>\n
Plasma arteries stretch billions of miles, forming a cosmic architecture and information system transporting electrons and protons, some negatively charged, others positive. These arteries are like rivers through space. Theoretically they could transport people and things through space on superconductor highways thousands, even millions, times faster than the speed of light.<\/p>\n
Scientists suggest that the speed of light is relative to the neural network in the brain. Cosmic time has no relevance. So you could actually go from one part of the universe to another in no time at all<\/p>\n
Already we can create pro-type galaxies in a laboratory with a magnetic field \u00a0by firing plasma guns at each other. The result is a swirling spiral of ionised gas. In space stretching billions of miles, the same phenomenon is seen as spiral galaxies containing trillions of stars in plasma form.<\/p>\n
Our world which was formed from an intelligent \u00a0dust and plasma complex that communicate with rest of the universe.
\nScientists believe that one day we will be able to decipher how plasma communicates throughout the universe, and how the cosmos ‘thinks’.<\/p>\n
The universe is 1% dust.
\nThe further away from us, the more light photons \u00a0get trapped in the dust, the less we can see.<\/p>\n
The Kordylewski Clouds are two plasma dust clouds \u00a0in the moon-earth orbit, 400 thousand kilometers from the Earth. Their existence suggests that the Earth-Moon System contains four, not two, major bodies, with the Clouds dominant in terms of size. It is possible that these Clouds are plasma entities, which means that they will have \u00a0a complex interior structure consisting of regions of positive charge, negative charge, net zero charge, in gaseous, liquid, and crystalline states, even a cellular structure with membranes as in life forms of earth. These clouds may have a form of intellect that we cannot recognise yet. They may even contain micro-bacteria or viruses.<\/p>\n
If this seems whacky and far-fetched, it is worth remembering that scientific dogma affirmed that space was a void and vacuum until the 1960s. It was only after people went into space that scientific community had to change its tune. Then the Higgs Particle was found and all bets are now off. \u00a0The universe may just be talking to you.<\/p>\n
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