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The EU Model starts with the fundamentals, which include particles, charge and force. The current thinking is that there are two kinds of particles or packets that can be filled to various degrees with mass/energy. Two types of charge—positive : negative; and two kinds of force—attraction : repulsion. What…
Comet 29P is part of a group of comets called the Centaurs which orbit between Saturn and Jupiter. Besides being one of the largest known comets at 37 miles across, it’s the second most active body in our Solar System after Jupiter’s mighty moon Io. The eruptions on Comet…
Whether they make lovely geometric shapes, or chaotic mangles, a study of cracks is essential Electric Universe science. Cracks are interfaces—boundary layers—and electrically, that’s where the action is. To understand any geology, the first thing to look for is boundary layers. Charge collects at boundary layers where it displays…
Space discovery has served as the ideal testing ground for the theoretical predictions of Wal Thornhill and the Electric Universe Model, as well as the discipline of plasma cosmology. These predictions become more powerful when juxtaposed against failed predictions and endless surprises of the gravity-centric Standard Model. Independent researcher,…
When we look up at the sky, if we could see in Radio, we would see a tunnel-like structure in just about every direction we looked. The North Polar Spur and the Fan Region are by far the two brightest and most dramatic extended features in the large scale…
We’re taught that space is a perfect vacuum where gravity predominates the Universe—and told that simple thermal heating, mechanical shock, and magical magnetic ‘dynamo’ models are required to explain explosive jets seen blasting from objects of all sizes. Nowhere does this standard model reasoning become more problematic than with…
A joint project between NASA and Lockheed Martin resulted in the mission called IBEX (Interstellar Boundary Explorer) launched in 2008. Its purpose was to seek out and measure Energetic Neutral Atoms in the solar system. It did exactly that and as with many NASA projects it has been a…
The iconic image of astronomy—a giant rock hurtles through space and crashes violently into a planet. However, laboratory experiments into electrical discharge have reproduced common planetary surface features which defy conventional meteor impact theory. In 1994, when comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 approached Jupiter, and when Comet Siding Spring approached Mars…
Writer, poet, and discourse analyst, Ghada Chehade, illustrates why cosmology matters beyond science—and how it has precipitated tectonic cultural and ideological shifts that have shaped and defined the course of history. Cosmological shifts are a product of their time, and often grow out of and/or reinforce philosophical and socio-political…
Discovered in 1802 by Heinrich Olbers, Vesta has a diameter of 326 miles second only behind Ceres as one of the largest objects in the asteroid belt. It constitutes a staggering 9% of the mass of the belt and is the brightest asteroid visible from Earth. Contributor and EU…
