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Current physics theories are not only unable to explain the origin of magnetic fields in the Universe as a whole, but also, the intense galactic magnetic fields in spiral galaxies and the sources of high energy particles, both charged and neutral particles (Cosmic Rays and High Energy Neutrinos).
One mainstream scientist recently wrote the following quote about the issue of cosmic-scale magnetic fields and their role in galaxy evolution: "The mention of cosmic-scale magnetic fields is still likely to meet with an uncomfortable silence in some astronomical circles - and after a bit of foot-shuffling and throat-clearing, the discussion will be moved on to safer topics. But look, they're out there. They probably do play a role in galaxy evolution, if not galaxy formation - and are certainly a feature of the interstellar medium and the intergalactic medium."

The reasons of course that caused all the myths, contradictions, mysteries and puzzles are the defects in the fundamental laws of physics, mainly if not exclusively is the lack of understanding gravity and the failure to revise its laws. In current physics, there are so many flexible mathematical notions and misconceptions. For instance, physicists and electrical engineers think that only charged particles are deflected by magnetic fields. This is true in the case of magnetic fields that we generate in the lab, but not in the case of extraterrestrial magnetic fields that are generated from dense plasma. Neutral particles such as neutrinos and photons interact weakly with non-plasma state and also with low-density plasma, but in dense space plasma, the interaction is very strong. And since neutrinos have higher mass value than photons their interactions in regions of dense plasma are stronger compared with photons. However, even photons are deflected or decelerated in the strong magnetic field like the one that surrounds our star.

The so-called bending of the starlight has nothing to do with gravity. In fact, even if one accepts the concepts of the current theories, the so-called gravitational bending of starlight is one of the biggest contradictions. How can gravity impact photons? They are supposed to have zero mass. The advocates of general relativity realized this fundamental contradiction, so they invented the idea that light is bent by gravity because it travels in a straight line (geodesic) bending of space-time or the effects of gravity on the fabric of space-time. This issue cannot be discussed in details in this article. The real properties of photon, including its helical trajectory, will be explained in a peer-reviewed journal paper. For the time being, you can understand the origin of the notion of the fabric of space-time by reading my previous article, titled Einstein discarded 99.99% of the physical reality of the universe.

Nevertheless, the degree of interaction of neutral particles depends on the intensity of magnetic fields of the regions those particles are propagating through. The intensity of magnetic fields in space plasma is enormous and space-plasma currents are orders of magnitude stronger than the electric current we generate on the surface of the Earth. What mainstream physicists do not understand is that space plasma currents like the ones around the Sun and the Earth attract one another over a long distance. They are the most powerful long-range attractors in the Universe.

Thus, in physical reality and at the most fundamental level gravity is an attractive magnetic force (long range attraction between adjacent magnetic fields). This attractive magnetic force is dominant when the difference in the strength between the two fields is huge. But, the two fields will repulse each other at a certain distance because the strength would become identical. This fact is true at all scales and the distribution of matter in the Universe is exclusively governed by magnetic fields and their interactions. In other words, my proposed model of the magnetic structure of matter can explain all observations, physical phenomena and interactions at all scales and states of matter. Besides that, there would be no need for dark matter, dark energy and all other theoretical pseudo-physics notions.

Moreover, in physical reality, all galaxies and large-scale structures even structures larger than galaxy clusters, spin on their central axes as a result of super-intense magnetic fields at their cores. The so-called black holes that are believed to be present at the center of every galaxy are in fact ultra-intense magnetic field regions formed at the core of all large-scale cosmic structures. The spin rate of any galaxy is proportional to the intensity of this magnetic field (what is believed to be black hole). Therefore, the cores of large-scale cosmological structures can be considered as cosmic accelerators that can -in some cases- accelerate both charged and neutral particles to super velocities far exceeding the so-called speed of light (C). The denser is the core of a galaxy, the stronger its magnetic field, the faster its rotation, the longer its spiral arms and the higher is the energy value and velocity of particles emitted from its core and also from its spiral arms.

Jamal S. Shrair, Founder of the Helical Universe, www.helical-universe.info

Featured image: Artist's depiction of the active nucleus of a galaxy, including an accretion disk spiraling around the central supermassive black hole and jets of material flung out from both poles. Credit: NASA

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Tropical Storm "Sanba," known in the Philippines as Basyang, formed February 11, 2018 east of the Philippines as the second named storm of the 2018 Pacific typhoon season. Sanba has slightly accelerated today while moving closer towards Eastern Mindanao. Landfall is expected in Caraga Region tomorrow morning (local time) or afternoon, February 13.
At 06:00 UTC on February 12, the center of Tropical Storm "Sanba" (Basyang) was located about 200 km (124 miles) north of Sonsorol.

Its 10-minute sustained winds were 65 km/h (40 mph), while 1-minute sustained winds are at 65 km/h (40 mph), with gusts of up to 95 km/h (60 mph).

The minimum barometric pressure was at 1 002 hPa and the system was moving west at 24 km/h (15 mph).

Tropical Storm "Sanba" (Basyang) at 08:30 UTC on February 12, 2018. Credit: JMA/Himawari-8, PAGASA

Scattered to widespread moderate to heavy rains will prevail in the next 24 hours over Visayas, Caraga, Northern Mindanao, Zamboanga Peninsula and the provinces of Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, Davao Oriental, Compostela Valley, North Cotabato, Maguindanao and Lanao del Sur, PAGASA warned 17:00 PHT (09:00 UTC).

Residents of these areas must continue monitoring for updates, take precautionary measures against possible flooding and landslides, and coordinate with their respective local disaster risk reduction and management offices, it said.

Sanba is expected to make landfall in Caraga Region tomorrow morning or afternoon (February 13).

Sea travel remains risky over the seaboards of areas under Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal (TCWS), the seaboard of Northern Luzon, and the eastern seaboards of Central Luzon, Southern Luzon and Eastern Visayas due to the approaching Tropical Storm and the surge of the Northeast Monsoon.

There is a possibility of raising of the TCWS #1 over Aklan, Capiz, Antique, Zamboanga Sibugay and the rest of Zamboanga del Norte and of Zamboanga del Sur today.

As of 17:00 PHT (09:00 UTC) Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal #2 (TCWS) is in effect Surigao del Sur Surigao del Norte, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Mindanao.

TCWS #1 is in effect in the southern portion of Samar, southern portion of Eastern Samar, Leyte, Southern Leyte, Bohol, Cebu, Negros Oriental, Negros Occidental, Siquijor, Guimaras, and Iloilo, Visayas.

TCWS #1 is also in effect at Dinagat Islands, Camiguin, Compostela Valley, Davao Oriental, Davao del Norte, Misamis Oriental, Misamis Occidental, Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur, Bukidnon, northern portion of Zamboanga del Norte and the northern portion of Zamboanga del Sur, Mindanao.

Tropical Storm "Sanba" on February 12, 2018. Credit: NASA/NOAA Suomi NPP/VIIRS

Tropical Storm "Sanba" 3-hr precipitation accumulation at 09:00 UTC on February 12, 2018. Credit: earth.nullschool.net

Sanba will track generally WNW toward the southern Philippines over the next 12 hours, JTWC said 09:00 UTC today. Marginally favorable environmental conditions will allow for slight intensification to 74 km/h (46 mph).

The system is expected to turn more westward after making landfall over Northern Mindanao just before 09:00 UTC, February 13. Land interaction will slightly weaken the system and by 18:00 UTC on February 13, it will be reduced to 65 km/h (40 mph) as it tracks across the Sulu Sea, Palawan and into the South China Sea.

In the extended forecast, Sanba will track more northwestward toward southern Vietnam and weaken to 46 km/h (28 mph) before it reaches the land.

Featured image: Tropical Storm "Sanba" at 06:40 UTC on February 12, 2018. Credit: JMA/Himawari-8

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Tropical Storm "Sanba" (Basyang) to make landfall over Mindanao, Philippines

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Tropical Storm "Sanba," known in the Philippines as Basyang, formed February 11, 2018 east of the Philippines as the second named storm of the 2018 Pacific typhoon season. Sanba has slightly accelerated today while moving closer towards Eastern Mindanao. Landfall is expected in Caraga Region tomorrow morning (local time) or afternoon, February 13.

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Tropical Storm "Gita" passed near Samoa and American Samoa on February 10 and 11 dropping heavy rain and causing flooding and widespread damage. Gita reached Tonga on Monday evening, February 12, 2018 (local time) as Category 4 tropical cyclone with maximum sustained winds of 231 km/h (144 mph) and gusts to 278 km/h (173 mph), leaving the entire main island of The cyclone will enter Fijian territory today, passing the Southern Lau Group on Tuesday, February 13, 2018 possibly strengthening to Category 5. Tongatapu without power.
The Tongan Government declared a state of emergency Monday morning (11:00 local time February 12 / 22:00 UTC, February 11) urging its 100 000 inhabitants to prepare for an extremely dangerous cyclone.

Since Tonga was never hit by Category 5 cyclone and because it was unclear whether Gita will reach Category 5 status before Tonga, their authorities described it as possibly the strongest cyclone ever to hit the island kingdom and asked residents to stay indoors or get to an evacuation center or a church as soon as possible, before 18:00 local time (05:00 UTC). The police in Nuku'alofa said there would be a curfew in place overnight to keep people off the streets.

At 09:00 UTC on February 12 (22:00 local time), the center of Tropical Cyclone "Gita" was right over Tonga and its eyewall was ripping through Tongatapu, including capital Nuku'alofa. Gita's maximum sustained winds were 231 km/h (144 mph) with gusts to 278 km/h (173 mph), making it a Category 4 cyclone on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.

Tongan Police reported earlier that the entire main island of Tongatapu is without power.

At 23:15 local time (10:15 UTC), MET Office at Fua'amotu issued its last bulletin for Gita due to structural damages to the building and equipment.

The weather bulletin will now come from Fiji via NEMO office in Nuku'alofa. "Handing over to Fiji now," the office said.
Note: This event is in progress and the page is being updated.
Tropical Cyclone "Gita" approaching Tonga on February 12, 2018. Credit: JMA/Himawari-8

Category 4 cyclones inflict catastrophic damage: Well-built framed homes can sustain severe damage with loss of most of the roof structure and/or some exterior walls. Most trees can be snapped or uprooted and power poles downed. Fallen trees and power poles can isolate residential areas, with power outages lasting weeks to possibly months. Most of the area hit hard by Category 4 cyclone is expected to be uninhabitable for weeks or months.

Gita's center will move away from the island over the next couple of hours and head toward Fijian territory.​

Tropical Cyclone "Gita" forecast track by RSMC Nadi, Fiji at 07:18 UTC on February 12, 2018

Tropical Cyclone "Gita" over Tonga on February 12, 2018. Credit: NASA Terra/MODIS (Tonga is right in the center)

In Tonga, the entire main island Tongatapu is without power, as category four tropical cyclone Gita bears down on the country. Taniela Hoponoa described the conditions from Tonga. pic.twitter.com/8St6ChitkR
- ABC News (@abcnews) February 12, 2018

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Featured image: Tropical Cyclone "Gita" over Tonga at 09:10 UTC on February 12, 2018. Credit: JMA/Himawari-8

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Tropical Storm "Gita" passed near Samoa and American Samoa on February 10 and 11 dropping heavy rain and causing flooding and widespread damage.

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A severe thunderstorm that hit the city of Brisbane, Queensland Sunday night (local time), February 11, 2018, left 130 000 homes without power, produced some 265 000 lightning strikes and dropped up to tennis ball-sized hail on the region. At least one person was injured after a lightning hit nearby home.
Heavy rain and winds up to 100 km/h (62 mph) smashed Brisbane around 19:00 local time Sunday, accompanied by up to tennis ball-sized hail that caused extensive damage and blanketed fields. The temperature dropped by 10 °C (18 °F) as the storm hit, from up to 38 °C (100.4 °F) to 28 °C (82.4 °F).

The storm downed numerous trees and more than 500 power lines at the height of the storm, leaving some 130 000 homes without power. On Monday morning, February 12, Logan City, south of Brisbane, still had more than 40 000 properties without electricity, Brisbane almost 7 000 and Redland City about 2 300.

The extreme weather event also caused some schools to close on Monday and a disruption to Brisbane and Sunshine Coast trains services due to power outages and failing radio communications.

Pretty sweet balcony views tonight! ⚡️⚡️⚡️ #BNEStorm #brisbane #lightning pic.twitter.com/Q9U9gthlh9
- Alex Gregg (@AlexJGregg) February 11, 2018

The end of the world #storm #brisbane pic.twitter.com/K826IwOVWh
- seán (@sfrsr91) February 11, 2018

Massive storm Redbank Plains to Brisbane 11/02/18 #olympus @olympus_au #storm #weather #stormhour #brisbane #discoveripswich READ ABOUT IT in my blog with other photos https://t.co/gpHQ6Gr0OS pic.twitter.com/zpITIw49gy
- Murray Fox (@muzfox) February 12, 2018

Severe storms produced damaging wind gusts over parts of #SEQld this evening with reports of large trees down and widespread power outages. Most significant wind gusts to 7pm summarised in table. https://t.co/IDmax263u0 pic.twitter.com/iG6MaOz7Sc
- Bureau of Meteorology, Queensland (@BOM_Qld) February 11, 2018

Gusts of 111 km/h (69 mph) were recorded at Moreton Bay, 109 km/h (68 mph) at Redcliffe, 107 km/h (66 mph) in the Redlands district, and 90 km/h (56 mph) across Brisbane.

One person was injured while taking a shower after lightning struck nearby his house in Ferny Grove in Brisbane's north-west Sunday afternoon. Queensland Ambulance said he suffered non-life-threatening injuries. "He is conscious and breathing, but suffering from leg pain."

A prolonged heatwave is currently affecting much of Queensland and parts of the Northern Territory and New South Wales. Some areas may see daytime temperatures close to 10 °C (18 °F) above average for this time of year, and it will continue until Friday.

The heat will move slightly further north from Thursday, with no cool air coming up behind it until Friday, when a ridge does build in the south and pushes up some cooler air. This air will continue to push through the State and bring some relief from the heat, though temperatures do remain above average.

"To add to the heat, we're also seeing an increase in humidity across the eastern districts, which will exacerbate the already uncomfortable conditions. Sea breezes along the coast will keep the temperatures down, but unfortunately bring up the humidity," BOM said.

Featured image: Thunderstorm over Brisbane, Queensland on February 11, 2018. Credit: seán @sfrsr91

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Asteroid 2018 CD3 to flyby Earth at 0.93 LD on February 15

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A newly discovered asteroid designated 2018 CD3 will flyby Earth at a distance of 0.93 LD / 0.00238 AU (~356 042 km / 221 234 miles) at 19:42 UTC on February 15, 2018. This is the 14th known asteroid to flyby Earth within 1 lunar distance since the s...

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Emergency situations demand emergency responses. As abrupt climate change careens out of control, weather extremes are taking out cities (even nations) while politicians and governments talk tough but continue to do squat on reducing fossil fuel emissions. We've left it too late with fossil fuel appeasement and ineffective half-measures.

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When Technology Fails & When Disaster Strikes

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Matthew Stein GSM Interview GSM - The Grand Solar Minimum Channel Visit our site at www.thegrandsolarminimum.com MEET MATTHEW STEIN! AUTHOR OF WHEN TECHNOLOGY FAILS AND WHEN DISASTER STRIKES http://www.whentechfails.com/ Bestselling author, engineer, designer, and green builder, Mat Stein was born and raised in Burlington Vermont.

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Artea volcano is a continuously active basaltic shield located in the Afar region of Ethiopia 2018

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