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It is possible. The energy from the magnetic fields from the galactic
center is converted in the sun to electromagnetic radiation or
luminosity and to new mass. If you start by assuming there is no
creation of new mass and all the magnetic fields energy is going to
luminosity you can get an estimate of the strength of the magnetic
field. This will give magnetic fields smaller then the measure
magnetic fields. The difference between the measured magnetic fields
(from Ulysses) and the magnetic field strengh for the luminosity can
give the magnetic field strength for creation of new mass and the
amount of new mass created in the sun.

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On 12 Jan 2007 03:35:23 +0000 (UTC), noonee.bbs@ptt.cc
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>?? ???z?mdan@@pixelphase.com, ???O: Physics?n???????G
>: There is not enough data to calculate the energy production at the
>: black hole in the center of the galaxy. The properties of the bulge in
>: the center of galaxies and the exponential distribution of stars in
>: the galactic disk could be used to estimate the energy induced at the
>: galactic center. In Jupiter there is an excess of heat created from
>: the magnetic fields. The circular winds in Jupiter are probably a
>: magneto hydro dynamic phenomena from the magnetic fields.
>: The sun absorb most of the magnetic energy because it is much larger
>: and hotter. It is like resistors in parallel where the sun is the
>: resistor with the smaller resistance so it atract most of the current
>: On 11 Jan 2007 05:03:19 +0000 (UTC), noonee.bbs@ptt.cc
>: (???????????P????????(????bethe)) wrote:
>: >?? ???z?mdan@@pixelphase.com, ???O: Physics?n???????G
>: >have you ever count the total energy that could induced from the
>: >galaxy center and the total energy emitted from the sun (includ
>: >the total heat of the sun)?  are they balance?
>: >btw, from your theory, why the jupiter doesn't burn?
>
>ok let's see it in an opposite viewpoint.
>do you know the magnitude of emitted energy flux of the sun?
>have you count the associate magnitude of magnetic field
>to produce such energy flux?
>and why we can't measure the magnetic field on the earth?