Two big news: interstellar space has "EEG" and stellar energy production could occur at its surface

Today I learned of two highly interesting findings, which might mean revolution in the world view. The first news (see this) is that Voyager 1 has detected a strange hum in interstellar space. Plasma waves are in question. The hum is in the frequency range 20-100 Hz. This frequency range is contained in EEG, whose frequencies are in the range 1-100 Hz. 20 Hz represents the lower limit for the frequencies heard by humans. It would not be terribly surprising if this hum would relate to consciousness and quantum biology. TGD inspired theory of consciousness and quantum biology indeed predict that plasmoids are predecessors of biological life. They exist in the plasma phase. NASA has detected evidence for plasmoids in the ionosphere and also interstellar space can contain them (see for instance this. There is also second fascinating news (see this and the Nature article). There is also a popular article in Finnish (see this). The explosion of supernova SN 2021yfj ejected shells rich in silicon, sulphur and argon. These elements should exist in the core of the star, not at its surface if we believe in the standard model of nuclear fusion. How does this relate to TGD? Last year it became clear that TGD leads to a model of the star that even deviates drastically from the standard model. The production of radiation energy and solar wind would occur on the surface of the star by a process in which the new physics predicted by TGD plays a central role (see this). In other words, there need be no nuclear fusion in the core of the star. The story about the mechanism of energy production in the star could be completely wrong. I didn’t think that confirmation of this prediction would come in my lifetime. It did! It hadn’t occurred to me that a supernova explosion could verify the model. One consequence is that the attempt to reproduce the conditions of the solar core in the laboratory to achieve nuclear fusion might be a failure. This might explain why fusion has not succeeded despite attempts for who knows how long. TGD also predicts an alternative energy production process as the counterpart of “cold fusion” (see this).