Stuart Talbott: Star Explodes Stellar Theory | Thunderbolts
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…
Matt Finn: Electric Earthquakes | Thunderbolts
In 2003, the Journal of Scientific Exploration published “Rocks that Crackle and Sparkle and Glow: Strange Pre-Earthquake Phenomena” by Friedemann T. Freund, PhD. It’s a ground-breaking testament of strange phenomena that precede large earthquakes. It’s a long and diverse list: bulging of the Earth’s surface, changing well water levels, ground-hugging…
On the History of Electrodynamics and Conclusions for the Electric Universe
On the History of Electrodynamics and Conclusions for the Electric Universe By Mathias Huefner These days we owe what we know about the cosmos to the electromagnetic waves that our telescopes receive from space and not to the fantasies of a modern idealistic physics that desperately tries to project its…
Gareth Samuel: The Star That Nearly Wiped-Out Humanity | Thunderbolts
David Drew: Einstein and the Cult of Celebrity | Thunderbolts
“As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain; and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality.”― ALBERT EINSTEIN 1879-1955Address to the Prussian Academy of SciencesBerlin, January 27, 1921 Albert Einstein is a cultural phenomenon. His face is still regularly…
OP ED: Einstein and the Cult of Celebrity
Stuart Talbott: Impossible Objects Stun Scientists | Thunderbolts
How do celestial objects form in the cosmos? At all cosmological scales in standard cosmology—from condensation of dirty snowball comets in a primordial nebular cloud; to gradual accretion of planets forming in a disc around a star; to gravitational collapse and compression of gas and dust in molecular clouds forming…
Buddy James: The Sounds of Light | Thunderbolts
Light makes different sounds which are dynamic, gorgeous, and mimic living creatures and other sounds of nature. When most people think about light it’s what our eyes can see, visible light—the single octave from red-to-violet light in the electromagnetic spectrum—although, in the scientific lexicon “light” is defined as the EM…
Andrew Hall: Lightning and its Fractal Domain | Thunderbolts
Lightning is an electrical discharge observed as vertical cloud-to-ground lightning strikes—but electrical discharges also occur cloud-to-cloud -or- ground-to-ground with a different return path in the circuit. Landforms can be identified with an understanding of energy, frequency and vibration. In a holographic Electric Universe, everything is an interference pattern, including matter—it’s…






