Matt Finn: Enigma of the Grand Canyon | Thunderbolts
Edwin Kaal: Proposal for the Structured Atom Model | EU2017
In this re-release of his EU2017 Conference presentation, Edwin Kaal proposed a new model for the atom based upon principles of densest packing, balancing of electrostatic forces, symmetry, and the stable geometry of Platonic solids. It’s called the Structured Atom Model (SAM). In his model, the sacrosanct strong force of…
Stuart Talbott: Filamentary Discharge on Asteroid Dimorphos | Thunderbolts
Further analysis of the seemingly anomalous phenomena associated with NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission in September 2022. The 1,300 pound spacecraft crashed into asteroid Dimorphus at approximately 14,000 miles per hour. It’s been found that the eruption of material from Dimorphus—which continued for weeks after the kinetic impact—was…
Coulomb, a Pioneer for the Theory of the Electric Universe
Matt Finn: Set the Record Straight WF? | Thunderbolts
Stuart Talbott: ‘Devil Comet’ Shocks Scientists | Thunderbolts
Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks has been dubbed the ‘Devil Comet’ because its two bright tails resemble horns. This enormous comet, whose nucleus is about 12.4 miles across, has produced two dramatic outbursts, most recently in October 2023. This unexpected activity has puzzled astronomers being so distant from the Sun. As described in…
Matt Finn: Seeing Circuits in the Cosmos | Thunderbolts
We know that an electric current in plasma generates its own magnetic field and can self-constrict the current channel. This is called a Bennett pinch (or Z-pinch) effect—and is able to produce filaments of current that maintain their shape over vast distances. Multiple filaments tend to spiral around each other,…
Michael Clarage: Is There an EU Model of Time? | Thunderbolts
Stuart Talbott: DART Strikes Electric Asteroid | Thunderbolts
NASA’s DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) mission was a test of asteroid deflection and demonstration of kinetic impactor technology—impacting an asteroid to adjust its speed and path. In September 2022, a 1,300 pound impactor spacecraft struck the asteroid Dimorphos at approximately 14,000 mph. The after effects observed were completely unexpected,…