Michael Mozina
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Then your model is almost certainly ruled out by opacity alone. As I've shown, the only way 1000s of km of plasma might be transparent to 171A photons is if less than .000001 of the Ne is in any of the first, second, or third ionization states. Even then, I suspect it would still be opaque - but I can't check until you give me a scenario in which such a thing is physically possible.
Then you don't have a model - it's as simple as that. Just wild conjecture.
There are NO (zero, none, nada, zip) ions in a low energy state inside the photosphere. That's the standard model's problem not mine. All the neon is at *LEAST* +4 or better and any reionization necessary will occur due to current flow long before a photon gets involved.
No electric solar model is threatened by these images. No non electric solar model can explain them. It's as simple as that.