Our Eleventh EU2013 Scholarship Winner: Cameran Frisbee Cameran Frisbee is a 33 year old artist and student at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, California. She has also gone to a school program in France and a 6 month program in China where she had a chance…
Our Twelfth EU2013 Scholarship Winner: Justin Quinn While Justin Quinn had always had an interest in Math and Science, his college study focused almost exclusively on the humanities, because he felt that those were the areas where he could make the most unique and original contributions. But this opinion changed…
The two most recent Thunderblog articles, by Wal Thornhill and Dr. Jeremy Dunning-Davies, are epic meditations on the current state of cosmology and the future of science. Many who have followed the efforts of the Thunderbolts Project share a sense that we are truly approaching a “tipping point,” where the evidentiary case for the electric…
Nov 26, 2012 New images of the third largest asteroid reveal etched chasms and deep holes. The Dawn mission continues in orbit around Vesta. Vesta is ranked high among minor planets, with Pallas (531 kilometers) and Ceres (952 kilometers) as its larger cousins. Ceres is also part of the…
Our Seventh EU Scholarship Winner: Jason Lowman Jason Lowman was a former IT professional, who first discovered the Electric Universe concept in 2001 while studying historical timelines. He found that they were not necessarily as precise and defined as they first appeared. After years of following the EU concept as…
Our Eighth EU2013 Scholarship Winner: Adam Rapp Adam is an eighth grader at Greenwood Middle School in Greenwood, Indiana, USA. He plays basketball, football, runs track and assists with little league baseball. He lives with two brothers and both of his parents. Adam is an “A” honor roll student and…
Nov 22, 2012 Venus will transit the Sun on June 5, 2012. Venus and Earth describe a unique orbital configuration with respect to the Sun. The resonance between the two planets is readily apparent when a plot of their movements is made over the course of eight years. Every couple of…
EU2013 Conference Scholarship Recipients! As of December 14th, we have named thirteen student conference scholars, almost double the number we originally anticipated. We may have a few more to name in the coming days. Look here frequently for the latest updates. Evan’s passion to inspire his students is infectious. He…
Nov 21, 2012 Rather than being a stellar nursery the famous dust clouds in the Eagle Nebula may already be gone. On November 2, 1995, NASA released the now-famous image of M16, the Eagle Nebula, in the constellation Serpens. Jeff Hester, an astronomer from Arizona State University, was quoted as…
Recently there seems to have been increased activity on the internet amongst supporters of the general ideas of plasma cosmology and the electric universe discussing ways and means of furthering the claims of these two areas – two areas which are, incidentally, irrevocably interconnected. From reading much of the discussion…
