Description

Stellar rotation is believed to be the result of the collapse of a stellar nebula when the star is born. This article will refute this idea and will show that stellar rotation is driven by changing magnetic fields in the galactic disc. It will show that Jupiter has a stellar cycle that drives its jet streams around the planet. Those jet streams are electrically charged by Jupiter stellar cycle to create the forward and backward flowing jets. The electric potential between adjacent jets drives spots like the great red spot. Similarly, it will be shown that the plasma belts in the sun are created by the solar cycle and that electric potential between adjacent belts drive the sunspots. The result of the flow of the plasma belts around the sun is the solar rotation and its associated differential rotation.