Shock wave patterns in the crater rims provided confirming evidence.
クレーターの縁の衝撃波パターンは確認の証拠を提供しました。
We also looked at California’s mountain and valley structures and correlated those with a storm on Jupiter that displays in great detail the very same features.
And that should suffice for an answer if our atmosphere were considered a plasma;
charged particles responding to Earth’s spherical capacitance would make sense.
Water follows because it polarizes and acts like a big-fat charged particle, making clouds into conduits of current generating a stronger magnetic field.
Watchpuffy cumulus gather for a storm, ultimately knotting into a torus around up-welling winds to birth a mesocyclone, and you are seeing a fractal, electromagnetic structure of Nature at work.
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Airborne dust, pollen, aerosols and dander cloud the air close to the ground and react between surface and sky to form a charged sheath, polar-opposite to the water clouds in the sky.
It manifests not only at the particle scale, but the atomic, molecular, and cellular scale, and produces fractal forms at the macro-scale because they are made coherent with electromagnetic fields.
Now let’s raise the voltage a bit and see what happens.
では、電圧を少し上げて、何が起こるか見てみましょう。
A correlation between the Colorado Plateau and the Great Red Spot (GRS) has similarities of such complexity and detail that it seems absolutely surreal.
These snaking flows of wind feed a giant thunderhead that occupies the lower third (in the image shown) of the GRS, where white anvil clouds obscure what’s below.
Another, larger flanking downdraft flows south over the Wasatch shear zone and spills down to form the Mogollon Rim, the southern extension of the Colorado Plateau arcing south-east from, roughly, the Kaibab rim of the Grand Canyon to the Gila River in New Mexico.
Curiously, Nevada’s mountains display wind-formed tetrahedrons in the opposite direction than expected, given the counter-clockwise rotation of the GRS.
The best explanation for this, given everything in context, is that ground-level eddy winds rolled beneath the mesocyclone rotation like roller-bearings under a spindle.
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This was a wet, rotating mesocyclone, carrying considerable moisture which precipitated out and evaporated forming salt basins behind ranges and culminating in a rain curtain over what is now the Great Salt Lake and Bonneville Salt Flats.
The long, linear mountain ranges of the Great Basin are in many cases windswept dirt.
グレートベイスンの長く直線的な山脈は、多くの場合、吹きさらしの泥土です。
Hard rock, which indicates heat and recombination of ionic matter is absent, or minimal in many cases which indicates low-density lightning in this region.
The triangular faces of shock wave reflections earmark wind direction.
衝撃波反射の三角形の面は、風向きを示します。
Often, no triangular shock features are present, indicating subsonic flow, so many hills take a recognizable sand-dune shape.
多くの場合、三角形の衝撃特徴は存在せず、亜音速の流れを示すため、多くの丘陵地帯が認識可能な砂丘の形状を取ります。
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『The Wyoming Vortexワイオミングの渦』
Where the thunderstorm down-drafted to the northeast, it landed in the Uinta Valley and joined the ground winds of another rotation.
Actually, it’s two primary rotations that suck wind from the north to form enormous pressure ridges perpendicular to the wind direction:
the Wind River and Uinta Mountains.
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『Wind River Range displays shock-wave tetrahedrons on its northern flank
ウインドリバーレンジは、その北側に衝撃波四面体を表示し、』
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『Tetrahedrons make clear the direction of the wind
四面体は風の方向を明確にする、』
An example is the Teton’s, where Grand Teton itself is a lightning generated fulgurite surrounded by smaller fulgurites blanketed with wind-driven dunes.
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『Grand Teton shrouded in lenticular cloud
グランドティトンは、レンチキュラー雲に包まれ、』
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『Dikes formed by channeled charge diffusing away from fulgurites provides anchor for windblown dunes to form Wind piled material against dikes to build a mountain lobe and leave one flank patterned with the sonic shock of the wind.
Winds deflecting horizontal to vertical left ruler-straight ridgelines of tetrahedrons where shock reflections patterned diamond-shaped regions of expansion and compression.
It’s a ring current coupled to the land, and wind sucks up one side in a mesocyclone that leaves a dome, walled by inward-pointing shock-wave tetrahedrons.
The wind loops from the thunderhead anvil to feed the center of a down-drafting cyclone, the footprint of which is a crater with outward-pointing tetrahedrons.
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『The jet-stream wraps over and under itself in three dimensions like a rope in a knot, forming a dome on the land, and then a crater. It is a dome and crater pair created by a tight coronal loop
Along the turbulent shear zone between, kinks appear in the Sierra Madre Oriental, where north-flowing jet streams mixed with a south-flowing stream that formed the Sierra Occidental and the alto-Plano in between.
The Swell is ringed by the explosively charged, dense region of recombination and magnetic pinch known as the San Rafael Reef, where rows of dragon’s teeth
— tetrahedral monoliths of hard, fused sandstone
— provide evidence of a shock wave at the boundary of the u
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『The Reef is the rim of an updraft dome formed beneath an intense coronal-loop that raged electrical havoc on the land at the sharp end of the storm.
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『Google Earth — San Rafael Swell is northern lobe. Downdraft crater is mirror image outlined by a tributary of the Green River — all a consequence of electrical circuits.
グーグルアース
—サンラファエルスウェルは北葉です。
ダウンドラフトクレーターは、グリーンリバーの支流によって概説された鏡像です
—全ては、電気回路の結果です。』
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『The downdraft crater has a central peak of lightning struck mountains where material drew up in winds generated by the return stroke of the lightning.
The interior of the dome is the sputtered remnants of lightning diffused mesas and pinnacles, preferentially left behind as the landscape around lifted away in the most intense electric-field in the eye of the storm.
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Annotated to distinguish the features, the same eye-glass shape is evident where this coronal loop connects with Earth, but the shape is skewed to the ambient counter-clockwise rotation of the entire storm system.
Once again, the crater has a central peak of lightning fused mountains, but its crater rim has largely been swept away and its face flattened by the press of rotating winds.
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The frame is broken, but the lenses are intact. Downdraft at 90 degrees to the updraft. In the broader perspective, one can see the circular rotation imprint continues along Black Mesa and defines the eye of the storm.
『(メガネの)フレームは壊れていますが、レンズは無傷です。 上昇気流に対して90度の下降気流。 広い視点では、円形の回転の痕跡がブラック・メサに沿って続き、嵐の目を定義しているのがわかります。』
Note, the San Juan River arcs around the downdraft after it passes through the center of the updraft, just as the tributary of the Green River wrapped around the Capitol Reef downdraft crater and then shot through the heart of the San Rafael Dome.
These are the fractal forms of surface conductive discharges, or “arc blast”, and the rivers are part of it, which will be discussed in future articles.
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『This butterfly pattern is from an intense loop of current that created an updraft dome (right lobe) and a downdraft crater (left lobe) complete with stratified triangular buttresses to point wind direction; inward and up, or downward and out; respectively.
We need to start listening to the ancients because they knew things we don’t.
古代人は私たちが知らないことを知っていたので、私たちは古代人の話を始める必要があります。
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Eye of the Storm has presented an aerial view of the coupling of Earth’s atmosphere to its surface, so far.
「嵐の目」は、これまでのところ、地球の大気とその表面とを結合した航空写真を提示しています。
Next episode, it’s time to switch and talk about the other side of the mirror
— the dark side of the mirror.
次のエピソードでは、切り替えて鏡の向こう側について話す時が来ました
—鏡のダークサイドについて。
Below Earth’s crust lie dragons and demons.
地球の地殻の下にはドラゴン(龍)と悪魔がいます。
Additional Resources by Andrew Hall:
アンドリューホールの追加リソース:
Surface Conductive Faults | Thunderblog
Arc Blast — Part One | Thunderblog
Arc Blast — Part Two | Thunderblog
Arc Blast — Part Three | Thunderblog
The Monocline | Thunderblog
The Maars of Pinacate, Part One | Thunderblog
The Maars of Pinacate, Part Two | Thunderblog
Nature’s Electrode | Thunderblog
The Summer Thermopile | Thunderblog
Tornado — The Electric Model | Thunderblog
Lightning-Scarred Earth, Part 1 | Thunderblog
Lightning-Scarred Earth, Part 2 | Thunderblog
Sputtering Canyons, Part 1 | Thunderblog
Sputtering Canyons, Part 2 | Thunderblog
Sputtering Canyons, Part 3 | Thunderblog
Eye of the Storm, Part 1 | Thunderblog
Eye of the Storm, Part 2 | Thunderblog
Eye of the Storm, Part 3 | Thunderblog
Eye of the Storm, Part 4 | Thunderblog
Eye of the Storm, Part 5 | Thunderblog
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Andrew Hall is a natural philosopher, engineer, and writer.
アンドリューホールは、自然哲学者、エンジニア、作家です。
A graduate of the University of Arizona’s Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering College, he spent thirty years in the energy industry.
He has designed, consulted, managed, and directed the construction and operation of over two and a half gigawatts of power generation and transmission, including solar, gasification, and natural gas power systems.
From his home in Arizona, he explores the mountains, canyons, volcanoes, and deserts of the American Southwest to understand and rewrite an interpretation of Earth’s form in its proper electrical context.
The proposed theories are the sole ideas of the author, as a result of observation, experience in shock and hydrodynamic effects, and deductive reasoning.