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Release 29 In response to questions about Plasma Cosmology, the "Plasma Universe" was first conceived by Hannes Alfven, a Swedish physicist, in 1966. Plasma Cosmology has evolved and replaced the Steady State Theories (1950's - 1960's) & Big Bang Theories (1960's - 1980's) of the Universe. Plasma Cosmology is consistent with Dirac's Theory, symmetry between matter & antimatter, and thousands of scientific experiments. In Plasma Cosmology, plasma constitutes 99% of the matter & antimatter in the universe. The universe and galaxies are composed of matter & antimatter. Symmetry exist within the galaxies. There are black holes in the center of galaxies. One black hole is composed of matter, and the other is antimatter. The Leidenfrost layer provides a protective force field that keeps the matter & antimatter black holes separated. The black holes eject matter & antimatter into space forming a halo around the black holes and spiral arms of matter & antimatter stars. Scientists have observed matter and antimatter clouds coming from the centers of galaxies. The Sun is one of the billions of stars that is composed of matter and is located twenty-eight thousand light years from the center of the galaxy. The sun lies in the direction of the Sagittarius Constellation and contains nine major planets (including the earth), moons, asteroids and comets. When galactic dust from nearby antimatter stars enters our solar system, this antimatter is called comets. Today, there are hundred of comets, composed of antimatter, orbiting the sun. |
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