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Wal Thornhill | The Scientific Case For The Electric Universe
Star Composition, Sunspots and Supernova Electrical Circuits
Thornhill argues that stars do not have hydrogen cores but are composed of heavy elements sorted by electrical nature. He describes sunspots as openings in a glowing plasma sheath that reveal a cooler interior. Supernovae are characterized as catastrophic electrical circuit breaks, similar to high-voltage power switching failures on Earth, which eject the star's interior matter.