Clovis Cosmic Catastrophe | Thunderbolts Short
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Stuart Talbott: Electric Enceladus Shocks Scientists | Thunderbolts
For over fifty years, Saturn and Jupiter have provided extraordinary laboratories in space for testing the core tenets of the Electric Universe Model of Cosmology. In 1979, Voyager 1 captured the first images of Jupiter’s moon Io which revealed filamentary structures exploding hundreds of kilometers into space. Mainstream science concluded…
Ev Cochrane: Hathor as the House of Horus | Thunderbolts
Egyptologists have long observed the Egyptian language as concrete in nature—representing natural objects with pictographs. How to then are we to understand the mother goddess Hathor as an enclosure of the Horus-star? Whose familiar with the work of David Talbott and Ev Cochrane know they propose that Venus formerly appeared…
Michael Clarage: Galactic Rotation Curves | Thunderbolts
Science calculates the rotation curves of galaxies by looking at how atomic lines are shifted. Many galaxies have what is called “flat” rotation curve—which the majority of funded astrophysicists claim is evidence of dark matter. However, the known physics of twisted Birkeland Currents predict galactic rotation curves. Galaxies are concentrated…
Misconception #11: What About Dark Matter? | Thunderbolts
Narrated by David Drew. Eleventh episode in the Misconception series on the EU Model. Dark Matter is oft-cited Achilles’ heel of standard cosmology. Brazenly presented as an established fact—it’s a speculative construct of mathematical inventions designed to keep this deeply flawed model alive. After four decades of searching, Dark Matter,…
Andrew Hall: Plasma Storms of the Younger Dryas | Thunderbolts
According to several dating methods, many petroglyphs were created around 12,000 years ago during the Younger Dryas, roughly a thousand-year period when the climate of half the Earth suddenly cooled. In context, petroglyphs are substantial proof that the Younger Dryas was a plasma storm event. As is the geology and…
Stuart Talbott: Too Hot for Big Bang | Thunderbolts
Scientists have recently discovered something quite impossible about galaxy cluster SPT2349-56 first observed in 2010 from the South Pole telescope in Antarctica. Following the usual assumption that cosmological redshift is a reliable indicator of an object’s distance from Earth, it appears to have formed just 1.4 billion years after the…
Matt Finn: Projecting Nuclear Fusion onto the Sun | Thunderbolts
What is the source of the Sun’s light and heat? Initially, the Sun was a shining god or a “spark” cast off in the creation—then it became a pile of burning sticks or coal. However, by the late 19th Century geologists were confident that Earth was much older than what…
Ev Cochrane: The Five-Pointed Star of Egypt | Thunderbolts
The historical origins of the Egyptian five-pointed star have never been satisfactorily explained. The fact that virtually identical five-pointed stars were a ubiquitous feature in Mesoamerican religious iconography strongly suggests that some hitherto unidentified star or constellation served as the celestial referent for both traditions. That much seems obvious. Less…
Thoughts on the Role of Mathematics in Quantum Physics and Cosmology
Mathematics in Quantum Physics and Cosmology by Mathias Hüfner When we look at the night sky through the James Webb Telescope with its millions of galaxies, we should understand that light, in the form of electromagnetic pulses, is transmitted to us by the smallest particles, the electrons, over eons, losing…
