Campfires on the Sun? — 11 min.
It’s one of the enduring mysteries of solar physics — why is the sun’s lower corona hundreds of times hotter than its photosphere? For many decades, scientists on Earth have sought an answer — though doing so only within the confines of Arthur Eddington’s imagined fusion sun, the answer accepted on faith by the Standard Model folk.
In this episode, Professor Donald E. Scott explains why the Sun’s super-hot corona has always been a predictable feature of the Electric Sun model.
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