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Earth's anisotropic inner core structure driven by dipole geomagnetic field

Li Yuan
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Fri, 31 Mar 2023 19:46 UTC

Earth's inner core and geomagnetic field.

A geomagnetic field is generated in Earth's interior and extends into outer space to protect Earth from cosmic radiation and the charged particles of solar wind. The magnetic field is generated by the convection of charged molten iron fluids in Earth's outer core.

In contrast to the convective homogenous outer core, Earth's inner core is inhomogeneous and anisotropic. The seismic velocity in the polar direction is ~2-3% faster than that in the equatorial direction.

Recently, researchers led by Profs. LI Heping and HE Yu from the Institute of Geochemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (IGCAS) have revealed that Earth's anisotropic inner core structure is driven by the dipole geomagnetic field.

The study was published in Nature Communications on March 24.

Last year, a study published in Nature revealed that Earth's inner core is not a normal solid but a composition of solid iron and liquid-like light elements (hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon), which is also known as a superionic state.

In the current study, the researchers found that hexagonal-close-packed (hcp) Fe-H alloy exhibited both seismic anisotropy and H-ion diffusion anisotropy under high pressure-temperature conditions in Earth's inner core.

In the presence of an external electric field, the alignment of the Fe-H lattice with the c-axis pointing in the field direction was energetically favorable. Due to this effect, the alignment of the Fe-H lattice could be driven by an electric field.

Considering the electric-magnetic field distribution in the inner core, an interaction between the inner core and geomagnetic field was established. The aligned texture driven by the geomagnetic field exhibited significant seismic anisotropy, which explains the anisotropic seismic velocities in the inner core.

"It's intriguing! The mobile hydrogens inside the Earth's inner core may correlate with the geomagnetic field and thus form anisotropic texture, which should give us a new perspective to understand the mysteries of the Earth's inner core and Earth's magnetic field," said Dr. HE Yu, corresponding author of the study.

"Beyond the geoscience implications, unique physical properties of superionic effect are also vital for us to further understand the behaviors of superionic matter under extreme conditions of exoplanets' interior," said Dr. SUN Shichuan, first author of the study.

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ПКостов · 2023-03-31T20:13:11Z

You may not see the source of the power, since moons don't commonly have ionospheres. Well, this second-generation Pyramid wouldn't be tapping an EM source like that, which turned out to be the problem. The Pyramid would be tapping the unified field itself—in other words, the relationship itself. The potential energy stored in the system. To do that would require stealing momentum from the moons, which would change their orbits. Obviously, when you do that you are playing with fire, since it you make a mistake, it can be fatal. I would say the best guess is the Venusians made a mistake, two of their Moons collided, at least one was destroyed, and the orbit of Venus was also destroyed. She probably hit so much wreckage she was slowed down too much to maintain orbit, and began to fall. She got past the Earth with only minor catastrophe and settled in her current orbit, but got flipped over in passing us or Mars. So she is still spinning the wrong way. No one on the planet survived it. Only those in off-world colonies survived, so it is good they colonized. So, if I am right about the Pyramid, that should be a lesson in the distant future. Toying with orbits is very dangerous, though I think that goes without saying.

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ПКостов · 2023-03-31T20:19:15Z

ПКостов This would also explain what ley lines are. They aren't guides for alien spacecraft or fairy paths, they are landlines along which power flowed in the old days. Once you have these giant pyramids pulling down energy from the ionosphere, you have to spool that energy out into the country. That wasn't done with buried cables or power lines on poles, it was done through or along the Earth, on these ley lines. It was like wifi, but using the Earth as the medium rather than the air. Remember, Tesla didn't just reinvent wifi through the air, he reinvented wireless transmission through the ground. See his light bulbs screwed into the ground. He lit up bulbs 26 miles from the point of transmission, with no wires, and what most people don't understand is that it was through the ground, not the air. Why do you think they were in the ground? With correctly prepped ley lines and switch points (like cell towers without towers), the length of transmission is almost endless.

Dwoods44 · 2023-04-02T10:42:44Z

ПКостов Thank you for your thinking outside of the current dogma, though I am not sure how the pyramids would tap into the unified field itself. Is that presented in the link?

Winternights3 · 2023-04-02T16:26:20Z

Dwoods44 Who's thinking outside the box, you or the link.

I'd suggest you get close and personal to your subject and not have your empty bucket filled via Links.

There's much you need to know and such knowledge is NOT handed out.

Dwoods44 · 2023-04-02T17:05:36Z

Winternights3 What subject do I need to get close and personal to? How will it change my thinking? How will it change my life?

Winternights3 · 2023-04-02T17:26:41Z

Dwoods44 " , though I am not sure how the pyramids would tap into the unified field itself " , this statement demonstrates ignorance of structure, geological material and how the assembly and importance of flowing water was to harvesting energy.

I did not say it would change your life, your thinking however is questionable on this subject.

To know is to get under the skin of what one's interested in, to be passionate about, do field trips, touch, see, smell the ground one's subject stands on.

The Pyramids at Giza are interesting in their own right, but the energises harvested by such structures are globe and suggest that there was a universal community that shared and understood the technology of the Ancients allowed to remain on Earth.

Your life would be changed once you truly understood the true dynamics of the intervention of the Ancients and how their legacy is concealed within the Pyramids

Dwoods44 · 2023-04-02T20:53:10Z

Winternights3 Thanks. I have visited Giza and actually hummed notes in the king's chamber to find resonant notes. I laid down in the sarcophagus, which you are not supposed to do. I have read about the water under the pyramids producing a battery like effect. I have read about Soviet scientific studies that demonstrate unusual effects of pyramids on crystals and plants.

I am particularly interested in the unified field as a source of energy that many investigators are seeking to discover, like Nassim Haramein.

ПКостов · 2023-03-31T20:24:19Z

If the Great Pyramid and his cousins are irreparable, could we rebuild them? Of course, but only if we know how the originals worked. We could never do that without knowing of the charge field of the Earth, so my recent work is important regardless. Realizing that the Pyramids are collecting and focusing real charge coming up out of the Earth is the big first step in repairing them or rebuilding them. Realizing they are electrical generators or engines is the second step. Realizing they require water is the third. Realizing they probably require a spark and compression is the fourth. Realizing part of the internal structure is a spark gap is the fifth. My guess is the water should be saline, so it needs to backed in from the Mediterranean is the sixth. And there are others.

Winternights3 · 2023-04-01T17:34:12Z

ПКостов Seems you've done your research.

danny esq · 2023-03-31T22:14:12Z

I know tectonic plate friction and pressure can cause immense heat to prevail up through the crust because that is a proveable dynamic in thermal/heat transfer, evidenced by volcanic outpourings, so what I would like to know is how the heat from the earths core (assuming for aguements sake there is in fact a highly heated and therefor heat replenished molten "core") what prevents the immense heat from moving outwards and reaching through to the surface by induction, for starters it cannot be said there is not enough downward pressure to allow this as proven by mining vents under the ocean, so what prevents the core from passing its heat in every direction and what exactly replenishes the core or keeps the area molten?

ПКостов · 2023-04-01T14:55:32Z

danny esq "The reason I know the answer here where no one else does is that I know that most of the heat of the Earth doesn't come down from above, but up from below. See my paper on Core Theory, where I show how the Earth recycles charge. The only one before me who understood this to any extent was Tesla, since he used it to create his toys and machines, like his light bulbs plugged into the ground. More than half the total radiation that reaches us at any time of the year doesn't come from the Sun via direct sunlight, it comes from the part of the Solar Wind that avoids the blocking of the ionosphere, being pulled in at the poles in gigantic vortices. That radiation cycles through the Earth, mostly as raw charge, heating the Core and then percolating up to all points on the surface. This allowed me to ditch the ridiculous dynamo theory, replacing it with a far more sensible theory." [Link]

danny esq · 2023-04-01T19:07:24Z

ПКостов Thanks for the link

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