The Stellar-Planetary Circuit (SPC): A Polarized Mechanism for Orbital Stability and Proximity-Based Metallicity

Kevin William Johnson Date: March 7, 2026 1. Abstract/Description: This framework identifies the physical mechanism for planetary orbital stability as a High-Tension Electromagnetic Circuit, replacing the "Passive Gravity" model. It proposes that stars act as Negative Magnetic Anchors (The Pump), while planetary bodies with significant Accountable Iron cores act as Positive Terminals. The resulting Lorentz Force Tension provides the "grip" and "alignment" observed in planetary systems, perfectly accounting for the Radial Acceleration Relation (RAR) at the solar system scale. 2. The Core Mechanism (The Solar Pump): The Negative Star: Stars are not electrically neutral; they are high-potential negative terminals that drive the Anisotropic Flow of ionized plasma. The Positive Core: Planets are "Terminals." Their ability to maintain a stable proximity is directly proportional to their Iron Core Mass. The Lorentz Force "Grip": Because the Lorentz Force is times stronger than gravity, it acts as the primary "tether," holding planets in specific "slots" based on their magnetic potential. 3. Key Proofs & Predictions: Proximity vs. Metallicity: Explains why Mercury (85% iron radius) is "locked" closest to the Sun. The "Negative" anchor pulls hardest on the most "Positive" terminal. The "Accountable Iron" Threshold: Predicts that the Asteroid Belt remains fragmented because it lacks a unified, molten iron core to complete the circuit, leaving it at the mercy of Jupiter’s "Grounding" flow. Electromagnetic Drag (The Propeller): Provides the physical reason for axial rotation stability. A spinning iron core in a plasma field creates Electromagnetic Drag (the "propeller in water" effect), preventing orbital decay. Exoplanetary Signatures: Identifies the radio bursts from planets like YZ Ceti b as the "friction" of a completed stellar-planetary circuit. 4. Significance: This framework renders "Dark Matter" placeholders obsolete at the local scale by providing a high-strength physical force (Electromagnetic Tension) that maintains planetary alignment. It identifies the Galactic Center as the primary power source for the individual stellar "pumps" within the spiral arms.