Frode,
At your suggestion, I went back and read Chapter 19 of The Awesome Life
Force, the part about radiation and nuclear processes. Cater says that when
the nuclei in fissionable material are bombarded by additional neutrons,
that the increased activity in the nuclei causes the photon aggregates in
the vicinity to disintegrate. This releases the hard electrons, hence the
heat and destruction, and the breakup of the photons accounts for the light.Since the rays of the Sun contain these hard electrons, then this " suggests
" that the sun of our solar system is a nuclear process, like Norlan was
saying. Since these types of electrons do not emanate from the sun within
the Earth, then the inner sun probably is not a matter of a nuke process.But how does this understanding tie in with the heating mechanism which
Cater mentions in Chapter 15, in relation to large globes? At one point he
says this: " The actual source of the energy that is finally radiated into
outer space is the soft particles and photons normally radiated by the atoms
of the material inside a sun. This is due to the activities of the
fundamental particles. "I am wondering if the particles don't leave the sun as the " soft particles
and photons normally radiated by the atoms, " like Cater mentions, but
then when the soft particle reaches the atmosphere, it breaks up and
liberates the visible electron within. Cater does not seem to think that a
nuclear process is going on.This is worth discussing and getting to the bottom of, because the model has
to be cohesive. Once we develop our thoughts on this matter, I'd even be
willing to call him up about it. Anyway, here is the whole thing that Cater
says:
There is according to Cater's theories no need for the Sun to have a nuclear process to power the Sun, as he describe in chapter 15. And there is no need for that in a central sun either. If in fact the sun in the center of Earth should be nuclear it would mean a death blow to Cater's theory of gravity and soft-particles. We would not like that, would we
So for the sake of the sake of standing up for Cater we have to weed out all contradictions by denying their existence.
Bad humor! Sorry
The point of my suggestion was that you look deeper at what Cater say regarding nuclear processes and soft-particles so that you might see that the soft-particles disintegration that goes on in the central sun is similar to what would happen with nuclear material disintegration. The reason that some expect that it has to be a nuclear process going on in the central sun is that that process is the "only" one known to produce the desired result, small size with great radiation. But with Cater's soft-particles we have a new option. I will suggest that an soft-particle sun will give of the necessary radiation to give the bottle effect proposed by Norlan.
Norlan, when it comes to the Van-Allan belt: Do you think that it is only the central sun that create the effect or can it be a combination of other factors too. Like cosmic dust?
Just me trying to catch up in the early morning,
Frode