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Since July 2022, the James Webb Space Telescope has delivered stunning news: it’s seeing galaxies orders of magnitude brighter in the early universe then what science anticipated. It’s an undeniable crossroads for astronomers, cosmologists and physicists—requiring a rewrite of the Standard Model of Cosmology which relies upon the Big Bang,…
A universe of three dimensions will have only two regular polyhedrons—to fill or tessellate volume without having voids of nothingness—those being tetrahedrons and cubes. The shape of aether particles is likely one of these two forms. As other substantial particles and objects apparently move without significant friction, the particles of…
Proponents of the EU Model of Cosmology run into an infinite wall of resistance: false preconceptions by consensus science. The EU does not see the cosmos the same way materialists do. Fundamentally, the cosmos is energy. Energy is kinetic motion, or potential motion of matter over a distance. But matter…
Our atmosphere has seven or eight distinct layers before it meets the magnetosphere—which itself has seven or eight layers. The function of these layers complete our connection to the solar wind. Otherwise, it would crash onto the surface of the Earth creating a mix of ceramic and molten glass. If…
Mars is alive with geophysical activity. Geophysics means the study of Earth’s physical processes. For planetary scientists, the idea of such processes occurring on Mars was once highly improbable, if not unthinkable. Mars has no coherent global magnetic field, an atmosphere one half of one percent as dense as Earth’s,…
So, what’s the deal with matter? At the human scale, matter is something like a rock: You can hold it in your hand, feel its weight, and see something solid with sharp boundaries. It is there. However, when you look at it with an electron microscope, the solidity is mostly…
Many are aware of the Global Positioning System (GPS) by the very fact that it WORKS and confirms Albert Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity—but the latter is a popular fiction according to distinguished GPS expert Ron Hatch. In this re-release of his EU2013 Conference talk presented on Friday, January 4,…
In the EU Model of Cosmology, plasma phenomena discharges come in three levels of intensity—dark mode, glow mode, and arc mode. In beautiful and intricate structures such as the Butterfly Nebula, the stars-throwing-off-gas theory is REPLACED by normal Birkeland currents in glow mode where the currents are necking down on…
Stephan’s Quintet is a close group of five distorted galaxies that appear to be interacting. Their arms are stretched, twisted, intertwined—and the two galaxies closest to each other seem to be mashed together. Apparently the larger galaxy is 250 million light-years closer than the others. Two that appear mashed together…
A walk down memory lane and a bit of history from comparative mythologist Ev Cochrane. In 1979, Ev wrote an article arguing that Inanna, as the planet Venus, was best understood as a comet-like phenomenon. Shortly thereafter, finding a kindred spirit in Dave Talbott, they jointly authored a series of…
