LOOKING BACK TO THE FUTURE by David Drew At the beginning of the last century, it was thought an improved understanding of electromagnetism offered the best way forward for astronomy. It is easy to feel frustrated, therefore, at the pace of progress in the space sciences. Although most sciences have…
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,…
Jupiter’s magnetic field and its tremendous X-ray auroras are considerably more powerful than mainstream astronomical models predict. Attempts to explain the colossal electromagnetic Jovian environment is a poignant symbol for institutionalized science today—a clear case of observational data refusing to fit traditional models. An example is found in a recent…
Initial episode of a series based on Ev Cochrane’s “The Case of the Turquoise Sun: A Natural History of Creation.” His new book summarizes nearly a half-century’s worth of ancient myth and archaeoastronomy research. The evidence of ancient literary texts, artworks, and language speak with a single voice of a…
Third episode of a three-arc narrative. Although this series may be viewed as the basis for a Theory of Everything (ToE), until we discover the most fundamental mysteries of our origins—and where all the energy in the Universe actually comes from—we are all guessing in the dark. The greatest unknowns…
Second episode of a three-arc narrative. An examination of why the Theory of Everything may be out of reach for humanity. In the EU Model of Cosmology it may only be able to rise to a strong Hypothesis. When we inspect the Universe with our senses—augmented by modern technology—uncovering the…
First episode of a three-arc narrative. It is not realistic to have an actual Theory of Everything until we know everything about the Universe. In mainstream cosmology, space is full of constant surprises especially with new observations from the James Webb Space Telescope that defenestrate broken theories such as the…
Second episode of a two-arc narrative. Since 2022 there have been reports of the discovery of galaxies in the so-called early Universe which are not merely problematic, but ‘impossible’ in standard Big Bang cosmology. The overabundance of mature galaxies at the so-called dawn of time has one scientific paper proposing…
Ev Cochrane details the origin of the myths of MARS, including its role in the polar configuration and why the red planet is seen as the paramour and husband of Inanna, the Queen of Heaven. This is a re-release of his conference presentation at EU2017. The name for Mars comes…
First episode of a two-arc narrative. Surprises in stellar science continue. A team of scientists working with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey discovered a star whose chemical composition is completely inexplicable, challenging standard theory on the origins and end of a star’s life, the early Big Bang universe, and the…
