At the beginning of the 1900s, it was thought an improved understanding of electromagnetism offered the best way forward for astronomy. It is unfortunate, therefore, to feel frustrated at the pace of progress in the space sciences.
Although most sciences have progressed leaps and bounds over the past hundred years, cosmology has fallen behind. Certainly, many space missions have enjoyed remarkable success, but is it a testament to the engineers and technicians—or—those theoreticians who are continually surprised by findings that almost always contradict expectations?
Since July 2022 the Webb Telescope has ramped up the cognitive dissonance as the spiraling, filamentary structure of the universe is being observed more clearly than ever—from an electrical plasma perspective, of course.
Author and independent researcher David Drew does not claim the EU Model has all the answers, but advocates it will help direct us Back to the Future and herald the next renaissance in cosmology.
