[Servant of the 9]

You forgot the

Tin Foil Hat Alert

So9

[Wonder Warthog]

Nothing "tin foil hat" about it. An interesting hard physics hypothesis that explains some things currently not addressed by "standard physics". I wonder how this would factor into the "missing neutrino" data.

[fishtank]

My radar went off on this journal name.........


"In two ground-breaking papers published in Infinite Energy magazine"

[Paul C. Jesup]

Boscoli points out a phenomenon discovered in the 1930s but -- like many such anomalies -- virtually ignored since. French physicist Georges Ranque discovered that if you make a body of gas rotate, as in a turbine, the hottest (most energetic) molecules are somehow separated to the outside of the mass, while the gas at the centre gets colder. It is relatively easily experimentally to make a 'Ranque tube' where the difference in temperature between air in the middle and air at the outside is more than 100 degrees C, simply by causing the air to rotate.

Okay, this is a working theory and not just a crackpot idea.

Given the intense level of gravity at the core of the sun, it is possible the core of the sun is composed hydrogen and helium gas in a cold supersolid state that is so compressed that it constantly shatters, explodes, collapses and reforms back into a solid state.