A recent Scientific American article aroused a letter of protest from some prominent cosmologists, including renowned physicist Stephen Hawking, who dispute the article’s challenge to the Big Bang theory. In this episode, we explore the many theoretical problems for the Big Bang, and we highlight alternatives available in the Electric…
Jun 6, 2017 Kinetic physics does not explain Saturn’s features. Planetary scientists already knew about material sticking out of the rings in a few places, but until Saturn reached its equinox it was not possible to measure how high these “ridges” are. Saturn’s main rings are approximately 140,000 kilometers…
Jun 5, 2017 The signs are all around us; signs that point to a different interpretation of the Earth’s geological history. Rather than vague theories that include millions of years magically appearing out of nowhere to explain what we see, we need only look at what is in front of…
Avidly studying and seeking health applications for the work of Gerald Pollack, Jacqueline Greenfield hails from a diverse professional background of healthcare and science education. As she learned more about the Electric Universe theories, her passion to understand new frontiers of microbiology led her to also notice many parallels. In…
In his previous Space News interview, Thunderbolts contributor Andrew Hall offered his insights on a new model for lightning on Earth, based on the understanding that our planet’s atmosphere is a giant electric circuit. While mainstream science certainly recognizes extraordinary electrical phenomena on Earth, the consensus notion is that mechanical…
Jun 2, 2017 Jupiter’s aurorae are generated by its own electromagnetic fields. There are many Pictures of the Day in the archives that discuss the planet, Jupiter—especially its electromagnetic interaction with its moons and the rest of the Solar System. Jupiter’s magnetosphere extends outward for nearly 650 million kilometers, reaching beyond Saturn’s orbit….
Jun 1, 2017 The Cassini mission is nearing its end. The Cassini spacecraft recently celebrated its twelfth year in orbit around Saturn, with its end of life approaching on September 15, 2017. Cassini was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base on October 15, 1997. Including the Huygens lander, Cassini…
May 31, 2017 Black holes are most likely electrical phenomena. Black holes are the subject of many previous Picture of the Day articles. The short story, from an Electric Universe perspective, is that black holes are a misperception. The descriptive terminology used by researchers is problematic, relying on loose interpretations….
The EU2017 Conference: Future Science — Aug 17 – 20, Phoenix. Join us for Velikovsky Day, Saturday, August 19, 2017! Throughout this video series, we’ve claimed that the origins of world mythology, ancient symbolism, and magical practices lie in the profound human memories from which the early civilizations themselves arose….
May 26, 2017 Ionic disturbances through electrically charged regolith shaped the Martian surface. Craters, canyons, dunes and many other features do not readily correspond to contemporary theories about their evolution. Dunes on Mars often do not align with prevailing winds, and do not indicate any movement after years of observation….
