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For many decades, in the standard story of our solar system, we have been told that asteroids, as well as comets and meteoroids are the so-called left-overs of the early solar system. In this view, comets and asteroids have been proposed as the possible source of our planet’s oceans. Of…
Our planet’s atmosphere is home to extraordinary electrical activity. As we’ve noted, retired professor of electrical engineering Dr. Donald Scott developed a mathematical model of the structure of a Birkeland current, which can be identified visually as counterrotating cylinders. We have suggested that the counterrotation clearly seen at the poles…
Today, physicist Eugene Bagashov explores a longstanding, highly controversial hypothesis in astronomy — the alleged existence of the so-called planet nine in our solar system. Some astronomers have proposed that the gravitational influence of such a planet outside the orbit of Neptune could explain some anomalies, including the odd clustering…
The Electric Universe emphasizes that mass is not to be confused with matter, and it suggests a way of understanding the observed effects of mass. This leaves the question: what then is matter? To recognize matter is to attribute presence to an object. Understanding this process can loosen our grip…
That the planet Earth has been subject to catastrophic events is beyond dispute – but the nature and timing of these events is not. One of the clearest testimonies to these ancient upheavals is our planet’s craters, which consensus scientific theory proposes are the result of meteoritic impacts. But we…
Today, author Andrew Hall continue his remarkable series of presentations on the promising new geology the electric universe offers. Like every rocky body in our solar system, our planet’s landscape demands a radical shift in perception. The standard geological toolkit, limited to the processes of plate tectonics, wind and water…
Today, physicist Eugene Bagashov continues his analysis of the scientific missions to the asteroids Bennu and Ryugu, respectively. As Eugene explained in the previous episode, one of the hypotheses scientists have proposed to explain a number of asteroid anomalies is that many asteroids are essentially “rubble piles.” In fact, when…
Listen to PART TWO of the interview recorded on April 8, 2019, with physicist Wal Thornhill. He sheds light on the fact that the recent so-called “first picture of a black hole” actually affirms the plasma cosmology hypothesis that the object at a galactic core is a Plasmoid. Find out…
In this interview recorded on April 8, 2019, physicist Wal Thornhill discusses why the recent so-called “first picture of a black hole” actually affirms the plasma cosmology hypothesis that the object at a galactic core is not a black hole at all but an ultra-high density energy storage phenomena called…
The myths and symbols of the labyrinth offer one of the richest sources of information on the “original provocation” from which the most powerful archetypes–mother goddess, warrior-hero, and chaos monster–arose in ancient times. Introducing the labyrinth, Discourse #40 will be followed by a further Discourse bringing to light additional nuances…
