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The electrical universe in time lapse from Norway...

Is it any wonder the Nobel winning pioneers of
the electrical universe came from Sweden and Norway?

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A monstrous explosion just went off in the nearby universe
By: faul
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Sat, 23 Nov 13 9:58 PM
Msg. 14960 of 54959

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn24634-brightest-cosmic-burst-has-recordbreaking-stamina.html#.UpDeJsRmiSp

"A monstrous explosion just went off in the nearby universe, heralding the death of a massive star and the birth of a black hole. The event generated a burst of energetic gamma rays that lasted for a record 20 hours – so long that it defies any of the standard explanations for how such radiation is produced.

"It's a real puzzle why we would be getting this radiation at such high energies at such late times," says Charles Dermer at the US Naval Research Laboratory in Washington DC. "Predictions have been made about what we should see at those late times, and this burst is not marching in line with those predictions. In fact, it's violating them."

Even when their model and predictions are violated
they still soldier on into their fantasies....

Gamma Ray Bursts have been seen in the labs
in plasma discharge since the late 90's and are
in fact seen on earth as dark lightening....generated
by electrical storm activity.

Their model is not science,it's fairy stories......

Yet they explain it all in terms of electricity
and magnetism......lol!

"But a burst recorded in April, named GRB 130427A, blew those predictions out of the water. The Large Area Telescope on NASA's Fermi satellite detected 500 gamma rays, 15 of which had energies higher than 10 gigaelectronvolts"

"The energy must be released in a different manner than we thought – not through a crashing shock, but maybe through a release of magnetic energy,"


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