Black hole
The structure of the magnetic axis of the earth
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The earth's electromagnetism axis has astronomical structure and features.
The characteristic stems from the rejection forces between the magnetic vectors.
In electromagnetism, magnetic forces produce angular acceleration, and electrical forces produce the centripetal acceleration - the plasma toroid (the electroide).
Magnetism from the outside of the electroide is a whirly that extends centrifugally,
and the magnetism inside the electroide compresses and forms the magnetic axis
- the spinning magnetic field -
The high intensity of magnetism in the center of the magnetic axis is the cumulative effect of the electroide shrinkage, the pressure of its magnetic forces, and the properties of the magnetic vectors to reject each other.So, the center of the axis can attract ferromagnetic elements and form with them an ellipsoid with higher rotation motion than that of the planet. Logically, such an object suspended in the magnetic field can self-accelerate at unimaginable rotational speeds.
There are images in the universe that can be attributed to such an interpretation.
The core of the earth is suspended so as to produce polar auras.
The magnetic core is hot, or cold? Emits radiation, or not?
Increasing angular acceleration eliminates polar hemispheres and the earth becomes black hole?
The black hole is a form of matter organization, characterized by the dark image in the center of rotation, called the black hole and the angular acceleration near the speed of light.
Like the bodies of the universe, the black hole has an electromagnet structure, which requires explanations of the peculiarities. The centripetal electromagnetic force compresses the substance into the electroid. The electroid sucks the substance, even the light beam, as Einstein says.
So, the electroids also sucks the substance from the magnetic axis!
Magnetic axis is devoid of substance and radiation! It's cold!
Only the angular acceleration of the magnetic axis approaches the speed of light!
Magnetic poles behave like a liquid crystal display, polarized on black!
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