Attiyah Zahdeh
May 29th, 2008, 06:40 AM
(Attiyah's Stars and Attiyah's Planets)!
Attiyah's Stars
1- Irrespective of the spontaneous glow of the stars, from the perspective of the Earth the stellar light we observe and deal with is predominantly a magnetosphere-ionosphere produced light.
2- Each star has its own tidal impact on the geomagnetosphere.
3- The stellar impact on the geomagnetopsphere leads to the formation of a bulge that cascades down the magnetospheric layers such that it eventually maps in the ionosphere.
4- The star-formed bulges in the ionosphere are the sites we see the stars at.
5- The magnetosphere-ionosphere produced light that concerns the star is duplicated in the other side of the magnetosphere-ionosphere system via mirror resonance.
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Attiyah's Planets
1) Irrespective of the planets' reflection of the solar light, from the perspective of the Earth the planetary light we observe and deal with is predominantly a magnetosphere-ionosphere produced light.
2) Each planet has its own tidal impact on the geomagnetosphere.
3) The planetary tidal impact on the geomagnetosphere leads to the formation of a bulge that cascades down the magnetospheric layers such that it eventually maps in the ionosphere.
4) The planet-formed bulges in the ionosphere are the sites we see the planets at.
5) The magnetosphere-ionosphere produced light that concerns the planet is duplicated in the other side of the magnetosphere-ionosphere system via mirror resonance.
N.B.
The magnetosphere-ionosphere system has two sides: the daytime side and the nighttime side.
Attiyah's Stars
1- Irrespective of the spontaneous glow of the stars, from the perspective of the Earth the stellar light we observe and deal with is predominantly a magnetosphere-ionosphere produced light.
2- Each star has its own tidal impact on the geomagnetosphere.
3- The stellar impact on the geomagnetopsphere leads to the formation of a bulge that cascades down the magnetospheric layers such that it eventually maps in the ionosphere.
4- The star-formed bulges in the ionosphere are the sites we see the stars at.
5- The magnetosphere-ionosphere produced light that concerns the star is duplicated in the other side of the magnetosphere-ionosphere system via mirror resonance.
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Attiyah's Planets
1) Irrespective of the planets' reflection of the solar light, from the perspective of the Earth the planetary light we observe and deal with is predominantly a magnetosphere-ionosphere produced light.
2) Each planet has its own tidal impact on the geomagnetosphere.
3) The planetary tidal impact on the geomagnetosphere leads to the formation of a bulge that cascades down the magnetospheric layers such that it eventually maps in the ionosphere.
4) The planet-formed bulges in the ionosphere are the sites we see the planets at.
5) The magnetosphere-ionosphere produced light that concerns the planet is duplicated in the other side of the magnetosphere-ionosphere system via mirror resonance.
N.B.
The magnetosphere-ionosphere system has two sides: the daytime side and the nighttime side.