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The particle flow that manifests as X-Rays are used by man to examine the human body as well as numerous applications in
industry. They move slowly, and are easily stopped, and thus lodge in bone rather than pass through, painting a picture of
bone by this absence. X-Rays are observed by man occurring in bursts in the Universe, bursting from suns and from the Sun
in their solar system in, at times, distinctive patterns. What is causing this natural outburst? Humans find they can excite
X-Rays by the same process they excite electrons, and at times find them in association with lightning. Heat and light
particles are also so excited, as well as magnetic particles, but these particles can be found in nature without the presence
of electron flows too. There is cold light, and heat without light, magnets without an electric charge, and electricity without
magnetism or heat or light. They are independent particles, though they may be affected by the same processes.
If X-Rays can be stopped readily by bone yet pass through soft tissue, then their bond with atoms is readily available, and
common. This is not the case with the particles that compose what man understands to be electrons, which leave readily and
go on the move, such that children can excite them by scuffing their feet across a rug. Where heat particles can be excited by
mechanical means, rubbing, light seems to man to require a chemical change such as occurs in fireflies or fire. That all
these particles are excited by the same process that gets electrons on the move should not be surprising, as electron particle
flows are an onslaught.
So can man assume, as some have, that the Sun reverses its magnetic field periodically, because during solar cycles the
X-Rays emitted by the Sun are emerging from a different spot on the surface? As X-Rays are so readily stopped that
pictures of bone and even the placement of soft tissue can be made, why would they not be stopped by the placement of
matter within the swirling core of the Sun? X-Rays are generated homogeneously within the Sun, as is heat and light, but
the particle flow is affected during its passage outward by the matter it encounters. Is this not the case with light, which can
be readily bent during its passage through water or blocked entirely by walls? Is this not the case with heat, which likewise
can be blocked or absorbed by material, or transmitted and passed along? This is certainly the case with X-Rays, which
announced themselves to mankind by their very ability to be readily stopped by almost any material put in their way!
Magnetism particles are not so readily stopped, however, and thus the phenomena of magnetic fields surrounding planets
and their suns, reaching far beyond this to encompass the solar system and more. Man finds he can create confusion in a
magnetic field, at least temporarily, by deflecting the flow of magnetic particles with other magnetic particles. Take the
confusion away and the magnetic field has re-established itself. Magnetic particles are on the move, constantly, where other
particles are not so fluid or mobile. Thus, the Sun’s magnetic field is independent of any other particle flow, and persists in
a constant state regardless of how other particles may be blocked or directed within the Sun.