Hey Peter Not silly at all. Processes in nature do not look identical coincidentally. They must be related, even if popular scientific theory doesn't know why yet (something they HATE admitting). The gravitational model has trouble accounting for galaxy formation and structure. Nobel Laureate Hannes Alfven (the guy who explained the aurora borealis phenomenon) has demonstrated in the lab that plasma physics and electromagnetism account for galaxy formation and structure. (See attached image, and google him) The idea isn't popular. I'm sure you know the great inertia of the scientific world. It takes tremendous force to divert their thinking from popular theory. But the images speak for themselves. The question is: why do we not study the electromagnetic components of hurricanes? After all, we do live on a spinning geo-magnet with conductive oceans and ionosphere. Perhaps low pressure cells are just the facilitator: rising moisture-laden air containing charged particles results in current flow. But, whatever the details are, the engine appears to be electromagnetic.
