How the sun works

Scientists falsely claim that the Sun is a fusion reactor, constantly emitting photon particles and solar wind.

In fact, all stars are balls of mass, warmer, brighter matter that are oscillating generators and transformers.

Because each atom has its own unique structure, it is an oscillating generator and transformer.

Atoms are eternal generators and transformers

All atoms consist of indestructible, electrically charged hollow spheres and internally charged solid spheres. The so-called electrons are actually negatively charged liquids attached to the surface of the atom.

The hollow sphere has multiple layers, each with an opposite charge.

The inner sphere and inner layers of all atoms have the same charge.

According to Coulomb's law, the inner balls of all atoms oscillate constantly at a natural frequency and never touch the inner layers. Theoretically, the ability of an atom to carry an infinite amount of energy depends on the input.

The more atoms there are, the higher the energy density, the higher the temperature, and the brighter the light. Atoms oscillate at higher voltages.

Stars do not emit energy or photons outward, but induce other masses around them to oscillate at their frequency. This is the true mechanism of light, photons and radiation.