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In Part 1 of this presentation, Thunderbolts colleague Garrett Hill introduced his experimental research into the electrical scarring of planets and moons. Within a growing community of investigators, a conceptual foundation has been laid for an entirely new understanding of planetary geology. Electrical processes have been shown to routinely reproduce…
Planetary science tells a tale of our solar system’s origins and evolution, over the course of billions of years. Random impacts from space, wind and water erosion, earthquakes and volcanism are thought to have shaped planets and moons over eons of time. But do these processes fully explain what we…
In Part 1 of this presentation, Australian archaeologist Peter Jupp begin outlining his case for the sudden fossilization of organisms on Earth. As Peter explained, many examples exist of lifeforms that were not fossilized over geologic ages but rather through the instantaneous process of petrification. But what natural mechanism could…
In recent years a popular animated character—”Gummy Bear”—has attracted billions of views on YouTube. But few viewers would know that the Gummy Bear’s creator was enchanted with the Polar Configuration, a long-time subject of research and discussion within the Electric Universe community, The result is a pretty good demonstration of…
Standard geology tells us that the Earth and the life that inhabits it has changed incrementally over eons of time for many millions of years. The processes thought to have shaped our planet’s landscape are wind and water erosion, volcanism, earthquakes, and random bombardments from space. Of course, a guide…
What if there is a “bioelectric code” along with the genetic code? Thanks to determined work at the Levin Lab, some ideas in biology that were culturally disbelieved are now beginning to dawn on the mainstream consciousness in academia… with surprising displays of what is possible. Electric frontiers in biology…
A major tenet of Electric Universe theory is that electrical currents flowing through the conductive medium of plasma induce powerful magnetic fields at all scales throughout the cosmos. Of course, on our own Earth, the Norwegian experimentalist Kristian Birkeland postulated more than a century ago that electrical current systems produce…
On October 15th, 1997, the NASA Space Agency Launched its Cassini spacecraft from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. A seven-year journey followed until Cassini finally arrived in the orbit of the gas giant Saturn. For over a decade, the mission has gathered unprecedented data on Saturn and its moons, and…
Today, physicist Wal Thornhill concludes his three-part presentation on the early science results from NASA’s Juno mission to the gas giant Jupiter. As previously noted, like countless other recent space discoveries, the mission findings are challenging not only long-held assumptions about Jupiter, but also consensus theories of planet and star…
In Part 1 of this presentation, physicist Wal Thornhill began his analysis of the extraordinary revelations from NASA’s Juno Mission to the gas giant Jupiter. Like every other recent space mission, what scientists are finding is not what they expected. In the previous episode, Thornhill focused on Jupiter’s remarkable, electrified…
