Sep 16, 2019 Stars in clusters within the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) do not conform to the standard model. “Any man who can hitch the length and breadth of the galaxy, rough it, slum it, struggle against terrible odds, win through, and still knows where his towel is is clearly…
Sep 12, 2019 Goddess-like beauty scarred forever. There are indications that Venus underwent a catastrophic event (or events) sometime in the recent past. Giant cracks extend for hundreds of kilometers, for example. Those fractures are accompanied by “coronae”, with deep channels branching out like carved lightning bolts. Vast caldera with…
Sep 11, 2019 Dark matter theory lacks observational support, yet most astronomers think it is only a matter of time before it is discovered. A recent press release affirms the modern opinion about dark matter. To quote the article: “I’m betting that dark matter is the real deal.” Astrophysicists continue…
Sep 10, 2019 Gravity is given far too much influence. Almost all galaxies are said to harbor one or more black holes. Since matter is supposed to spin around a black hole at extreme velocities, consensus opinions state that it heats up from friction, generating X-rays and ultraviolet light. It…
Sep 9, 2019 Stellar fusion theory drives physicists on their 60 year journey toward recreating that phenomenon on Earth. Billions of dollars are spent building arcane devices; trying to replicate the process they believe is taking place in stellar cores. The inherent difficulty with the attempt is the instabilities that…
It’s one the great enduring mysteries of solar physics — why is the sun’s lower corona hundreds of times hotter than the Sun’s photosphere? For many decades, scientists on Earth have sought an answer to the puzzle, though doing so exclusively within the confines of the standard model of the…
Sep 5, 2019 Stars are electrically charged. From an early age, children are taught that stars are burning balls of hydrogen gas. Also, that gravitational attraction from a star like the Sun is what holds the planets in their orbits. Fusion fire in their cores is said to take a…
Sep 4, 2019 Editor’s note: The Picture of the Day will be off today. Please enjoy this article from the archives. Rotating motors propel some bacteria. Some bacteria can swim through their tiny worlds. They accomplish this feat with the aid of spinning propellors called “flagella”. The species of bacteria…
Sep 3, 2019 Solar plasma interacts with Earth’s electromagnetic fields. Recent Picture of the Day articles address many issues that make understanding the Sun exceptionally difficult. The consensus viewpoint about solar activity and the Electric Universe viewpoint are, in many cases, diametrically opposed to each other. In particular, the hypothesis…
For three years the SAFIRE Project team has been holding back so as not to overstate what has been happening in the SAFIRE lab. The SAFIRE Project is now able to make a number of definitive statements supported by concrete evidence, statements about: energy production; transmutation/creation of elements; remediation of…
