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In Part One of this presentation, physicist Wal Thornhill explored the many obstacles that institutional science and academia face in attempting to understand climate change on Earth. As Thornhill explained, no climate models can succeed that rely on outdated and unproven assumptions, such as the belief that Earth and Venus…
It’s one of the greatest controversies in modern times: the question of whether human activity is the cause of changes in Earth’s climate. Today, we are told that institutional science and academia unite in consensus that the hypothesis of manmade global warming is no longer a hypothesis, but a science…
In Part One of this presentation, Thunderbolts contributor Andrew Hall explored the role of electrical discharges in Earthly volcanism. Hall compared the physical characteristics of volcanic fields, called the Maars of Pinacate, with strikingly similar features on the Moon, and found in both evidence for high-energy electrical discharges. In this…
A natural disaster forecasting technique was presented by Dr. Kongpop U-yen. It is based on the understanding of physical and electrical interactions between Earth and its surrounding space. Using this technique, natural disasters, e.g., earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and storm formations, can be forecasted. Several practical case studies will be presented…
Where does gravity fit in the electric universe? Contrary to a fairly common misperception, the electric universe does not deny gravity’s existence, nor its role in the cosmos and our own world. Rather, the electric universe theory, as proposed by physicist Wal Thornhill, suggests that the fundamental mysteries of gravity…
Ev Cochrane offered a systematic analysis of the earliest pictographs of ancient Egypt and Mesoamerica in order to document a universal tradition of a “green” or turquoise-colored sun in former times. The evidence showed that the Turquoise Sun stood at the very heart of ancient accounts of Creation. If such…
In previous Space News episodes, Thunderbolts contributor Andrew Hall presented his groundbreaking thesis on new aspects of Electric Universe geology. In his arc blast theory, Hall has attempted to explain the formation of mountains and other features on earth through the principles of plasma physics and electrical engineering. In this…
From Alexandru Ioan Cuza University in Romania and elsewhere, these scientists would like to highlight the life-like traits of anode tufts. As discussed briefly in the Newscientist, their research team even thinks that such plasma phenomena were a vector for patterns we associate with the earliest forms of life. Don’t…
In this episode, physicist Eugene Bagashov analyzes additional recent studies that raise even further doubt of the dark matter hypothesis, and he explores the growing scientific case for dark matter alternatives. In a recent Space News episode, we reported on two 2016 scientific studies that each serve potentially fatal blows…
Mainstream astrophysics tells us that more than 95% of all galaxies are home to one or more black holes — regions of space where matter said is to be collapsed to “near infinite density.” However, there is no experiment that can provide evidence for matter collapsed to “near infinite density”….
