abellache, let me start by mentioning two things: first, if you get the impression I’m a pretentious individual, who seems to incessantly dispute or modify the physics and ideas you present and share, I apologize in advance. Second, I’ve very much enjoyed these interactions the last few days, I have yet to come across another member who want to discuss these distinct physical systems at any length. Lastly, I realize these subjects are specialized and akin to the language of Klingon, so I understand the reservations of other members.
Now then, as for the concept of a magnetosphere. I believe it is a matter of conventional misnaming.
For instance, we’re informed that beyond the Sun’s corona, both the Sun and planets are encompassed by a magnetosphere. We also learn additional details: that the corona’s expansion into this heliospheric or magnetospheric region establishes the interplanetary magnetic field, and that coronal mass ejections and solar flares propagate along the magnetic field lines or loops of this Sun-proximal region. However, it’s crucial to note that radiation emanating from the Sun’s core and escaping the stellar surface generates a plasma envelope around the Sun – more accurately termed a toroidal plasmasphere than a magnetosphere. In my view, the magnetosphere concept is unnecessarily restrictive, not due to its nonexistence, but because the magnetic field-flux component is just one of many intricate, superimposed field systems emitted by both the Sun and planets.
The very possibility of exotic propulsion and its potential total suppression stems from reducing all energy transmission forms to mere electromagnetism. I believe the issue isn’t that the physics community fails to understand the complexity of celestial plasmaspheres (provided their cores remain active), but rather stems from a desire to prevent any notions of engineering involving such complexities.
And, in my field, of biophysics the exact same limitation is impressed upon biological systems in the mainstream. Which is to say, the complex overlapping field flux emanating from the human body, which is itself at once identical in character to the plasmasphere of a planet, albeit a microcosm, is also reduced to and even begrudgingly admitted to as a mere rotary magnetic field.