Multimedia snippets which may be of interest to our readers.
In our previous episode, we introduced a potential scientific breakthrough that could have profound implications for all of cosmology, eliminating the perceived need for dark matter. In a new scientific paper entitled Birkeland Currents and Dark Matter, scheduled for publication in April of this year, Dr. Donald E. Scott proposes…
For the last 85 years, scientists have hypothesized many different types of dark matter, and the search continues in earnest today, with astronomical sums invested in the technological quest to prove dark matter’s existence. Yet rather than finding any confirmation of dark matter, space scientists have been left empty-handed, with…
As we’ve reported in several recent episodes, astronomers and astrophysicists today are increasingly recognizing the existence of electric currents in space, at all scales throughout the cosmos. Yet curiously, this recognition has done little to change the gravity-centric nature of modern cosmology. In this episode, we explain why electric currents…
In this series, we have presented evidence for a dramatically new way of viewing all celestial bodies. In an Electric Universe, nowhere can one find an “island in space.” Across vast cosmic distances, electric currents flow through the conductive medium of plasma, electromagnetically pinching gas and dust to form stars…
Enjoy Wal Thornhill’s presentation from the EU Workshop, November 14-16, 2014, Phoenix, Arizona. More than any other individual, Wal has given the EU movement its emphasis on direct observation and experiment, in contrast to today’s “modeling” of the physical world through extravagant mathematics. Wal’s six presentations provided a compendium of…
Enjoy Wal Thornhill’s presentation from the EU Workshop, November 14-16, 2014, Phoenix, Arizona. More than any other individual, Wal has given the EU movement its emphasis on direct observation and experiment, in contrast to today’s “modeling” of the physical world through extravagant mathematics. Wal’s six presentations provided a compendium of…
Enjoy Wal Thornhill’s presentation from the EU Workshop, November 14-16, 2014, Phoenix, Arizona. More than any other individual, Wal has given the EU movement its emphasis on direct observation and experiment, in contrast to today’s “modeling” of the physical world through extravagant mathematics. Wal’s six presentations provided a compendium of…
In recent years, a profound development has been unfolding in astrophysics: the inevitable recognition of tremendous electric currents at the largest cosmic scales. In this episode, retired professor of electrical engineering Dr. Donald Scott analyzes two recent scientific papers that propose galactic jets are electromagnetic in nature. Dr. Scott’s 2015…
In a recent Space News episode, Thunderbolts Project colleague physicist Eugene Bagashov offered his analysis of what is thought to be the first ever observed interstellar asteroid. As Eugene explained, the object’s origin and behavior appear to offer no easy answers either for standard astronomy, or the Electric Universe. Today,…
In Part 1 of this presentation, physicist Wal Thornhill began his discussion on the electrical nature of stars with an examination of pulsars – electromagnetic, pulsing signals in space which astronomers attribute to so-called neutron stars. In this episode, Thornhill offers an in-depth juxtaposition of the standard theory of stars…
