Are an Electric Current, and It's Okay!

In science, we would like to think that there are no taboos and that all subjects should be available for research. Not so, unfortunately...

What do the terms "cold fusion," "UFO," "Velikovsky" stir in the minds of academics? The simple answers is often nothing short of contempt.

Contempt is an intense feeling or attitude of regarding someone or something as inferior, base, or worthless. it is similar to scorn. Contempt is also defined as the state of being despised or dishonored.
Source: en.wikipedia.org

Preconceptions about particular topics, especially so-called "hot-button issues" (religion, politics, etc.), are a natural part of human existence. Everyone has opinions and one's own opinions often color one's assessment of others and their opinions.

In some cases, a simple difference of opinions blossoms into something more onerous. An extreme difference of opinions on a polarizing issue may lead to one or the other side developing contempt for the other, at which point communications may break down or cease altogether.

One such instance is the curious case of electricity in space or the presumed lack thereof despite compelling evidence to the contrary.

It seems there has been a breakdown in communications between the field of astronomy and the fields of plasma physics and electrical engineering. Astronomers appear to be operating under the presupposition that charges cannot be separate in space and that currents do not exist between ponderable bodies in the sparse plasma medium between them.

To wit, it appears that astronomers have taken this presupposition so far that they steadfastly refuse to mention electric currents they have detected, preferring to refer only to their magnetic field byproducts in their press releases, except when the evidence becomes incontrovertible.

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