The Electric Universe proponents, representing a variety of disciplines, are aware of how vastly different fields from the present day to the earliest of time can intertwine. In her talk, Annis will demonstrate how members of the EU, who specialize in the areas of planetary history, mythology, electricity, plasma, geology, archaeology, and prehistoric man, often have hypotheses that interconnect and support each other, thus suggesting a history of our universe that is revolutionary and fascinating.
Annis Scott has been a professional writer since 1971, having freelance and assigned pieces published in Cruising World and Yachting Magazines and the Hampshire Gazette newspaper serving western Massachusetts. In 1983, she was hired by the Marine Biology Department at the University of Puerto Rico to write 17 articles for its scientific journal. Moving to Arizona in 1998, she has devoted much of her time to editing, working with writers on a variety of books and articles. Annis helped her husband Donald Scott write his seminal book, The Electric Sky: A Challenge to the Myths of Modern Astronomy. For a time she was the editor of ImagesAZ magazine and has written articles for that publication as well as the Arizona Republic newspaper and artZbeat magazine.
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