The core of the atom or a planet doesn't radiate heat but instead absorbs it. The heat causes individual atoms in the core to want to spin faster but because of the close proximity of the atoms, the individual spin is converted to the spin of the whole planet or atom. Spinning creates north and south of the magnetic field. Magnetic north is lead by a crest of the energy that makes the static field, and the southern boundary is a trough. Trough crest alignment determines attraction and repulsion in a dipole. The heat in the core of a nucleus may be electricity, and core composition in a planet determine the magnetic field strength. For example iron which has a nucleus that is close to a cube number(all strong magnets do) may have a stronger nucleus with more pressurized heat or electricity that when the nucleus spins the magnetic field is stronger or weaker depending on the atom. The magnetic field is probably a pattern on the crest and trough of the gravity field.In a gravity field the static energy of the field is crest and trough pointed at the core. This creates a type of monopole, monopole's attract other monopole's. If the energy in the core were radiating then the arrows of gravitational attraction would be pointed away from the core.When the surrounding aether temperature increases around an atom's electromagnetic field, the field retracts, making the core hotter and increasing the spin of the atom. The heat in the core of the atom is electricity. According to specific heat the oxygen atom in a water molecule will spin faster then the two adjacent hydrogen atoms, excess charge will flow into the hydrogen atom's in the form of increased spin, and the balance of the aether temperature to the spin of the hydrogen atoms will create a charge in the magnetic field of the hydrogen atom's.
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This theoretical framework posits that the core of an atom or a planet serves as an absorber of heat, initiating the spin of individual atoms within the core. The conversion of individual spin to the collective spin of the entire entity generates magnetic north and south poles. The magnetic field is seen as a pattern on the crest and trough of the gravity field, suggesting an intrinsic relationship between magnetism and gravity.
In the context of a gravity field, the static energy of the field is considered as crest and trough pointing toward the core, creating a monopole. This monopole nature leads to an attractive force between entities with monopolar characteristics. The theory contrasts with a scenario where energy in the core radiates, as the arrows of gravitational attraction would then be directed away from the core.
Furthermore, the proposal extends to the relationship between temperature, electromagnetic fields, and charge transfer in molecular bonds. The increase in surrounding aether temperature around an atom's electromagnetic field is theorized to cause field retraction, elevating the core temperature and atom spin. The core heat is conceptualized as electricity, with specific heat influencing the relative spin rates of atoms.
As an illustrative example, the theory suggests that the oxygen atom in a water molecule, exhibiting a higher specific heat, spins faster than adjacent hydrogen atoms. Excess charge is proposed to flow into hydrogen atoms, manifesting as increased spin. The equilibrium between aether temperature and hydrogen atom spin creates a charge in the magnetic field of the hydrogen atoms.
This theoretical framework integrates concepts from magnetism, gravity, core physics, and charge transfer, offering a holistic perspective on the interplay of these fundamental forces in the micro and macro scales. Experimental validation and detailed analyses are recommended to substantiate the proposed relationships.