Jupiter’s Contribution to Cosmology
The great Red Spot at the top of Jupiter’s atmosphere is the top of a vortex formed by a continuing nuclear fusion reaction on its solid surface roughly 800 kilometers below left behind after the creation of Venus. The fusion products from the reaction D + H => 3He++ rising through the atmosphere are controlled by the strong Coriolis effect which is proportional to their velocity 17,800 kilometers per second and the spin of the planet. The normal elements released from the clathrate structure by the heat of the reaction flow through the vortex but react with one another it the hottest area and crystallize as they rise, forming particulate matter which cannot be identified by spectography. These form the familiar clouds of Jupiter which comprise all the known elements.
The fusion products, 3He++, which are invisible exiting the atmosphere are cast prograde due to Jupiter’s rotation and at the hot spot shown in the figure they join a powerful stream of the same particles orbiting Jupiter prograde at approximately 500 kilometers. This stream of doubly charged helions are the sole source of Jupiter’s powerful magnetic field. Some of the particles are deflected to the polar areas at the same altitudes and form the auroral ovals when they hit the atmosphere there.
Juno’s altitude is too high to detect these particles in the polar areas. The doubly charged helions circle Jupiter, which have been studied as possibly capable of superconductivity, for one or two revolutions and soon capture an electron forming 3He+ and leaving the main stream but new 3He++ helions are continually created as fast as 10^30 per second based on the assumption that they are the sole cause of Jupiter’s temperature excess.
3He+ are unique in that they are stable isotopes particles. An innumerable quantity of these have been thrown into the space, in the aftermath of Venus’ explosive ejection, around the solar system and since they are all positively charged they remain separate and have formed a cloud around the solar system, and by extension so has every other star system in the universe which has terrestrial planets.
The rings of these particles actually form small scale optical lenses and indeed studies of many galaxy clusters looking for gravitational lensing have found the lenses are smaller than expected. These little clouds as plentiful as star systems can attenuate light and since light can also pass through them they can induce red shifts also. This means that any path from a distant galaxy or cluster will pass through a different infinity of these clouds and produce different number for the Hubble number, which will not be a constant as is being found.
The study of the solar system, which is on a scale appropriate for mankind’s study has been ignored in favor of cosmology and exoplanets by institutions which, as to be expected, have wasted tens of thousands of minds. The quintessential example of this is that the explosive impact on Jupiter from which Venus was created (4000 BC) in our solar system sent radiation out into the Milky Way galaxy that heats dust particles which radiate a small part back to the Earth from all directions. That is the energy which arrogant overreaching scholars believe is from the creation of the universe!