Too Hot to Handle

August 5, 2020 Exoplanets are not well understood. The Ignis Fatuus is a vapor shining without heat.— Isaac Newton According to a recent press release, “…some of the weirdest planets…” yet discovered around other stars are the extremely hot “super-Earths”. These are rocky planets so close to their parent stars…

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Flutter By

August 3, 2020 The prevailing opinions regarding planetary nebulae involve gases and dust “blowing” through them from “shock waves”. A nebula is often described as the remnant of a supernova explosion, because of intense X-ray radiation, or extreme ultraviolet light. In an Electric Universe, space is filled with plasma, not…

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Perseverance

July 31, 2020 A helicopter on Mars. NASA launched the Perseverance rover on July 30, 2020. Its primary mission is to search for signs of microbial life on Mars—the goal of every lander sent to the Red Planet. This time, the lander will include a small helicopter. Perseverance will travel…

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Pole to Pole

Editor’s note: The Picture of the Day is off today. Please enjoy this article from the archives. July 29, 2020 The first pictures of Jupiter’s north pole show “…storm systems and weather activity unlike anything previously seen.” After an August 5, 2011 launch, and a five-year flight, the Juno spacecraft…

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Rhea’s Ribbon of Dust

July 28, 2020 The first detection of a ring around a moon. The Cassini space probe is no more; it was burned-up in Saturn’s atmosphere on September 17, 2017. Its data set continues to be analyzed, however, since its observations comprised thousands of terabytes. Planetary scientists announced that they discovered…

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There’s a Light Up Ahead!

July 27, 2020 Electric Universe theory contradicts the theory of dark matter. Along with the general idea of invisible, undetectable materials in space that can release vast amounts of radiation, dark matter theory inserts unreasonable dilemmas into an already confused environment. Mainstream astrophysicists believe that dark matter is a necessary…

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