Misconception #12: Why Electricity Over Magnetism? | Thunderbolts

Twelfth and final episode of the series—Misconceptions on the EU Model—with an emphasis on how cosmology, and its discipline of astrophysics, is practiced, interpreted, marketed, and then absorbed by society. Narrated by David Drew.

Why Electricity Over Magnetism? Every magnetic field arises from moving electric charge. Magnetism is not separate from electricity, but one aspect of a unified electromagnetic phenomenon. Although despite its growing importance, electricity itself often remains absent from the conversation.

The Electric Universe Model views the electric force at the centre of cosmic behavior via acute observation of the continual movement and redistribution of charge—and that is precisely what electricity is and what drives the cosmos.

Author and independent researcher David Drew describes how one of the greatest organizing forces in the cosmos may not be hidden at all since magnetism cannot be separated from electric charge—it’s simply hiding in plain sight.

POSTSCRIPT: The Misconceptions of the EU Model series now closes with episode #12. We hope to have clarified—and perhaps answer—many of your questions and common misconceptions surrounding the Electric Universe and Plasma Cosmology.