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In this third of the Discourses on an Alien Sky series, Dave Talbott offers a few glimpses of the mythic subject matter and the reasoning protocol for drawing reliable conclusions from ancient witnesses. See the three full documentaries in the Symbols of an Alien Sky series: Episode 1, Symbols of…
Feb 13, 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…
This is the second in a series by Dr.Tom Wilson looking at critical issues in the theoretical sciences. These discourse will give special attention to themes highlighted by the science of the Electric Universe. Now that you have heard Episode #2, check out Episode #1 in the WHAT IF? Asking the Dangerous…
Feb 12, 2015 Comets are not the only objects with tails. Since comets and their characteristics are in the news, it is good to remember that not all objects with tails are comets. Venus, for example, possesses a filamentary comet-like tail that stretches for millions of kilometers. Indeed, at its…
Don Scott, author of Electric Sky, made two major presentations at the EU Workshop, Nov 14-16, 2014 in Phoenix, Arizona. The first detailed how “polar configurations” are formed in space. Lacking familiarity with electrical phenomena in plasma, astronomers typically list these Herbig-Haro objects as “poorly understood.” Don’s second talk will…
Feb 11, 2015 Rather than clouds of frigid dust and gas, twisted filaments suggest electric currents in space. Temperatures near absolute zero show up in the infrared image in blue false color in the image at the top of the page. The Eagle nebula is an active “star nursery”…
Feb 9, 2015 Plumes of water vapor from Enceladus are not caused by friction. Saturn’s moons are difficult explain when conventional ideas about the composition and age of the Solar System are considered. They vary in composition, orbital inclination, size, and mass. With 62 moons now identified, and 53 of…
Scientists with the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission are writing a new chapter in the history of comet science. However, institutional science’s understanding of comets is less certain today than at any time before. Recently, the Rosetta team published their first scientific papers following their successful landing on the comet…
Feb 05, 2015 More electric biology. A previous Picture of the Day described the way that some single-celled organisms make use of charge exchange in order to drive their flagella. Rather than the conversion of ATP, they move protons along special cellular structures, converting that flow of electric charge into…
