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(Electric Universe) Solar System - '..simple, application of the laboratory observations that have been made in electrical plasma laboratories for over 100 years.'

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<blockquote>'According to a new report, the latest data from the NASA space probe Voyager 1 has left scientists “without a working model for the outer solar system.” As the spacecraft reached what may be the outer boundary of the solar system, the solar wind had come to an inexplicable “standstill.” This was a surprise to NASA scientists, who had expected the solar wind to be deflected laterally, like water hitting a barrier. In this video, The Electric Sky author Don Scott explains why he feels this finding is not surprising, but is actually predicted by the electrical model.'

- Voyager 1 Mystery — Solar Wind Ceases, October 30, 2012</blockquote>


<blockquote>'Note that the Space.com report included at the top of this report states that, “This ‘stagnation region’ came as a surprise.” And also, “the perplexing collapse of the solar wind at the edge of the heliosphere left them without a working model for the outer solar system.”

This result is not at all ‘surprising’ to plasma cosmologists and EU investigators. It is a direct, simple, application of the laboratory observations that have been made in electrical plasma laboratories for over 100 years.'

- D. E. Scott, “Voyager 1 Sees Solar Wind Blocked”, October 2012</blockquote>


Context '..ignoring the fruits of 150 or so years of electrical science.' - Donald E. Scott

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