X-ray Eruption

  Aug 25, 2015 Stellar flares are seen in unexpected places. In a September 30, 2014 press release, NASA officials from the Goddard Space Flight Center announced that their SWIFT satellite detected a stellar flare with X-ray emissions larger than anything they expected to witness from DG Canum Venaticorum, a…

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FAQ Sheet — Electric Universe

What is the Electric Universe? Electric Universe theorists place a unique emphasis on the role of the electric force across the cosmos and at all scales of observation. In particular they challenge popular “gravity-only” explanations of events in space. In this new view, electric currents flow across all of space,…

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Thermal Axes

  Aug 21, 2015 Hot polar regions are common among planets and moons. Scientists using the Very Large Telescope (VLT) discovered a ten degree Celsius temperature difference above the polar region of Neptune. Another consideration that has not been published regarding Neptune’s polar thermocline, is that the “hot spots” can…

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Crystal Comets

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  Aug 20, 2015 The “dusty snowball” theory of comets needs attention, since there are crystals that need high temperatures to form in the matrix of at least two. Recently, the composition of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko (67P/C-G) was discussed in the scientific press. It is only in the last few months that…

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Dark Dreams

  Aug 18, 2015 An apparently empty patchwork of darkness strung across this field of stars is actually full—of dust and gas and Other Things. The dust and gas doesn’t show up because there’s not sufficient light that we can see for it to reflect, and it isn’t hot enough to…

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