Hydrocarbons, Diamonds and Water: the Electromagnetic Energy System of the Earth

Abstract

Developed within the interdisciplinary framework of The Reconceptualization Epoch project, this paper introduces a radical electrodynamic and natural-philosophical model of the Earth’s internal architecture. The author deconstructs conventional hydrodynamic and organic paradigms, proposing instead to model the planet as a hollow asynchronous AC machine operating on the matrix of the Icosahedral-Dodecahedral Earth System (IHES). Under the tenets of the author’s time-spatial determinism, it is argued that planetary mineral deposits are not distributed chaotically but crystallise strictly along the wave antinodes and edges of the planet’s force framework. The study establishes an innovative dichotomy of planetary metabolic fluxes, defining plastic hydrocarbons (petroleum and gas) as the “electric blood” of the icosahedral conducting grid, and water as the “magnetic lymph” of the dodecahedral framework. The paper elucidates the nature of “electromagnetic thrombi”, which drive the phase transitions of elements from gases to oil, coal, and diamonds. The second section delivers a fundamental revision of planetary cosmogony and paleoecology. By analysing the paradoxes of the atmospheres of Venus and Mars through Keplerian dynamics, alongside the chronological inconsistencies of ancient “oxygen catastrophes”, the author advances and substantiates a paradigm-shifting thesis regarding the abiogenic, endogenous genesis of oxygen, nitrogen, and water directly within the planet.