Reinterpreting the Sun: A Geocentric Plasma Illumination Model and Atmospheric Discharge Theory of Light Origin
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| author | LEE, DOHA |
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| contents | <p>This research proposes a novel atmospheric illumination model based on local plasma discharge interactions within the Earth's upper atmosphere. By analyzing light behavior across desert, coastal, and volcanic regions, it reveals unique spectral and thermal anomalies that challenge traditional solar radiation models. Field observations also suggest biological rhythms are more closely synchronized with atmospheric electromagnetic resonance than with visible light intensity. The study offers a theoretical reinterpretation of sunlight as a projected electromagnetic discharge rather than purely stellar radiation. All data, recordings, and visual figures are included to support the findings.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Reinterpreting the Sun: A Geocentric Plasma Illumination Model and Atmospheric Discharge Theory of Light Origin LEE, DOHA Plasma Illumination, Atmospheric Discharge, Biophotonics, Electromagnetic Resonance, Solar Reinterpretation, Circadian Rhythms, Light Source Theory <p>This research proposes a novel atmospheric illumination model based on local plasma discharge interactions within the Earth's upper atmosphere. By analyzing light behavior across desert, coastal, and volcanic regions, it reveals unique spectral and thermal anomalies that challenge traditional solar radiation models. Field observations also suggest biological rhythms are more closely synchronized with atmospheric electromagnetic resonance than with visible light intensity. The study offers a theoretical reinterpretation of sunlight as a projected electromagnetic discharge rather than purely stellar radiation. All data, recordings, and visual figures are included to support the findings.</p> |
| title | Reinterpreting the Sun: A Geocentric Plasma Illumination Model and Atmospheric Discharge Theory of Light Origin |
| topic | Plasma Illumination, Atmospheric Discharge, Biophotonics, Electromagnetic Resonance, Solar Reinterpretation, Circadian Rhythms, Light Source Theory |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16243219 |