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In Part 1 of this presentation, physicist Wal Thornhill began his analysis of the recent award of the Nobel Prize in Physics to scientists for their contributions to the so-called detection of gravitational waves. While science media has shown exactly zero skepticism of the gravitational waves pronouncements, Thornhill discussed some…
The 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to three scientists for their contributions to the so-called observation of gravitational waves. In February of last year, a team working with the LIGO gravitational wave detector announced their discovery. We are told that the instruments detected “ripples in space-time,” which…
Today, we continue our discussion of recent devastating discoveries for the standard dirty snowball hypothesis of comets, including the recently released amazing images of stratified rock on Comet 67P. And we delve much deeper into the electric universe predictions and explanations of comet origins and comet activity. EU2017: Future Science…
Today, we explore stunning new developments in comet science that provide remarkable affirmation of the electric comet theory. Scientists using the Hubble telescope recently spotted the most distant active comet ever observed, at the incredible distance of 1.5 billion miles away, or about 16 Astronomical Units. In the same week,…
It is a mystery that space science must confront: What force is capable of producing high-energy jets spanning not millions of miles, but many light-years across the cosmos? What confines the jets to narrow streams across cosmic distances, and what prevents the so-called streams of gas from dispersing in the…
In the previous episode, Ben Davidson (Suspicous0bservers.org) began explaining why the electromagnetic Sun/Earth connection may be the key to a new understanding of natural disasters on Earth. Today Ben elaborates the space weather connection to earthly catastrophes, particularly earthquakes, and why such events may indeed be predictable. EU2017: Future Science…
In this episode, Thunderbolts Project colleague Ben Davidson, the founder of Suspicious0bservers.org, discusses the possible connection between intense solar activity and natural disasters on Earth, including the recent Mexico quakes, powerful hurricanes, and other dramatic natural events. EU2017: Future Science — Rebroadcast — only $29! “Changing the world through the…
Scientists with NASA’s Juno Mission to the gas giant Jupiter are again reporting findings that upend standard scientific theory while affirming key tenets of the Electric Universe theory. A team of investigators studying the Jovian aurora have made the “shocking” discovery of a seemingly inexplicable electron acceleration process that appears…
Electric currents flowing through space plasmas can be recognized through their distinct filamentary shape. With remarkable advances in space telescopes, we see today in unprecedented detail filamentary structures that pervade the visible universe at all scales. The appearances of these unique structures have proved puzzling far more often than not…
In the 20th century, the story of our Universe’s origins was a shifting and incredibly strange tale. Around 1980, the physicist Alan Guth developed the idea of cosmic inflation or the notion that physical space experienced an exponential expansion immediately after the Big Bang. But in this series, we have…
