Enjoy Wal Thornhill’s presentation from the EU Workshop, November 14-16, 2014, Phoenix, Arizona. More than any other individual, Wal has given the EU movement its emphasis on direct observation and experiment, in contrast to today’s “modeling” of the physical world through extravagant mathematics. Wal’s six presentations provided a compendium of…
Jan 19, 2018 Recent data calls black holes into question. Astronomers “know” that black holes exist because they see energetic radiation and collimated jets erupting from small regions of space. Collimated jets are said to result from matter falling into a black hole’s gravity field. As material orbits closer, it…
In recent years, a profound development has been unfolding in astrophysics: the inevitable recognition of tremendous electric currents at the largest cosmic scales. In this episode, retired professor of electrical engineering Dr. Donald Scott analyzes two recent scientific papers that propose galactic jets are electromagnetic in nature. Dr. Scott’s 2015…
Jan 18, 2018 Did water inundate Mars? “There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. We must take the current when it serves, or lose our ventures.” —William Shakespeare Planetary scientists believe that deep canyons, ripples, and other structures…
Jan 17, 2018 Can strong gravity bend space? Einstein’s theory of General Relativity states that, when light passes close to a massive celestial object it bends in the same way that light is refracted by a glass lens. In consensus circles, that phenomenon is labeled “gravitational lensing”. As the theory…
Jan 16, 2018 A new mission to study the Sun from close up. As Electronic Sun theory reveals, the Sun is powered externally by Birkeland current filaments that supply it with variable electric charge. Sunspots, flares, coronal heating, and coronal mass ejections are due to changes in the Sun’s galactic electrical supply….
In a recent Space News episode, Thunderbolts Project colleague physicist Eugene Bagashov offered his analysis of what is thought to be the first ever observed interstellar asteroid. As Eugene explained, the object’s origin and behavior appear to offer no easy answers either for standard astronomy, or the Electric Universe. Today,…
Jan 15, 2018 Does water ice exist on Mars? “He who cannot put his thoughts on ice should not enter into the heat of dispute.” — Friedrich Nietzsche Mars is mysterious. Although it is the most extensively studied celestial body—from the days of Giovanni Schiaparelli to the Curiosity rover…
Jan 12, 2018 Electric fields in space generate cosmic phenomena. Astronomers discovered an energy signature they called a “Fast Radio Burst”, or FRB, almost ten years ago. The event supposedly released more energy in five milliseconds than the Sun puts out in a month. Distance to the source was said…
In Part 1 of this presentation, physicist Wal Thornhill began his discussion on the electrical nature of stars with an examination of pulsars – electromagnetic, pulsing signals in space which astronomers attribute to so-called neutron stars. In this episode, Thornhill offers an in-depth juxtaposition of the standard theory of stars…
