Year: 2016
A Red Dwarf
Star Streams
Jun 30, 2016 Electrical interpretations are often a better fit. Two dwarf galaxies, known as the Magellanic Clouds, are orbiting the Milky Way and might have once been part of it. Both reside at the beginning of a filamentary structure known as the Magellanic Stream. The Small Magellanic Cloud (SMC)…
Imaginary Magnets
Jun 29, 2016 There are no “super magnets” in space without powerful electric discharges. The standard model of stellar evolution proposes that pulsars are neutron stars rotating at incredible speed. In 2006, PSR J1748-2446ad was reported to spin at 43,000 RPM—the blades of a kitchen blender do not exceed…
Electric Stars, Electric Universe | Space News
The fundamental difference between the Electric Universe and standard cosmology can probably be summarized as follows: The electric universe is a connected universe, where nothing is born or exists in isolation. Filamentary networks of electric currents pervade space, producing the magnetic fields that are now detected at virtually all scales…
Bees and Electric Charge | Electricity of Life
An easy-to-follow video by Alex Fournier discussing new views from modern biology of the electrical interactions between bees and flowers. For both the pollen-harvesting process and the efficiency of foraging behavior, static electricity makes a bee’s life easier. SUPPORT US ON PATREON AND WATCH OUR INFLUENCE GROW: “Changing the world…
EU2016 — rebroadcast ticket sales
Rebroadcast Ticket Sales Watch the EU2016 conference rebroadcast from your own computer wherever you live. The EU2015 rebroadcast is also being offered at a special price for those not wanting to miss last year’s event. EU2016 Rebroadcast Ticket Purchase for $99USD plus tax and handling fees Sold through September 19, 2016 EU2015 Rebroadcast Ticket…
Plasma Guns
Jun 24, 2016 Space and time do not bend. “Gravitational lensing” theory is used to explain the arcs of glowing material surrounding some galaxies. They also use it in conjunction with other theories to help deal with puzzling observations. One of those puzzles involves the so-called expanding Universe. Combining…
DAVID TALBOTT: Backbone of the Sky | Thunderbolts Podcast
Recent episodes of Space News from the Electric Universe have provided a groundbreaking foundation for a new beginning In the previous podcast, David Talbott, the director of the Thunderbolts Project, began his discussion of his working relationship with one of the world’s leading experts on space plasma, renowned plasma physicist…
Vesta’s Big Sister
Jun 23, 2016 The dwarf planet Ceres shares many characteristics with other rocky bodies. NASA launched the Dawn spacecraft on September 27, 2007. Its scientific observations of the asteroid Vesta began on July 17, 2011 and ended on September 5, 2012 when Dawn fired-up its ion thruster engine and headed toward…







