Meteors - the movies got it all wrong!

[aaronfransen]

I'm sure I'm not the only person to notice this, but I thought I'd bring it up!

Movies always show asteroids/meteors entering the atmosphere and creating massive fireballs, yet the two most recent incidents we've seen (Russia and Argentina) both look more like a circuit being blown to me. That would seem to indicate it's a massive voltage differential that's destroying the meteor, not "friction with the atmosphere".

Now, I've been a big proponent of the Electric Universe theory for some time, so it's not so much shocking as it is darkly humorous.

So here's a question: If the Earth is an electromagnetic force, are all these meteors draining that energy? Don't know if that's significant or not.

Interesting times indeed!

 

[Deleted member 8431]

So here's a question: If the Earth is an electromagnetic force, are all these meteors draining that energy? Don't know if that's significant or not.

Could you please clarify how this question came to your mind? I'm not sure I understand it when you refer to the Earth as "an EM force". As far as I understand the EU theory, Earth is rather "part of an electric circuit". So the way I see it is that energy flows within all the universe constantly.

Now do meteors drain the "earth's EM force", I can't really answer because I'm not even sure what it means.

If you could elaborate a bit it'd be helpful.

Thanks.

 

[aaronfransen]

I don't see the Earth as an EM force per se, but would certainly contain and conduct electrical potential. When you short a circuit, it stops arcing when the differential has been eliminated.

I guess I'm wondering if all these meteors have the capability to reduce that differential, making it easier for more meteors to get through.

 

[Anthony]

I think what makes more meteors come through is due to reduced solar activity, which is caused by the approaching companion star.

All and more on the subject is coverd in Comets and Horns of Moses.

 

[aaronfransen]

Thanks. I read the book but was just wondering if there was more to it.