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New scientific reports are describing a surprising outburst of activity from the comet 67P, measured by instruments on the European Space Agency Rosetta probe in February of this year. The explanation that ESA investigators have offered is “we think the outburst must have been triggered by a landslide at the…
In this episode, physicist Wal Thornhill begins his analysis of the Juno mission with a comprehensive juxtaposition of the electric universe theory of planet and star formation, versus that of institutional science. NASA’s Juno mission to the gas giant Jupiter is again putting to the test the standard theory of…
For the better part of a century, the scientific consensus has been that a nuclear reaction within the Sun causes the Sun’s light, heat, and radiation. But rather than confirming this model, modern space discovery has only provided seemingly endless riddles and anomalies. Nevertheless, today, institutional science gives no indication…
This Electricity of Life episode points out the range of interactions microscopic lifeforms have with physical matter, which goes beyond our normal schemas for what constitute “critical biological necessities.” Alex also hopes to assist the viewer in visualizing this tiny scale of our familiar world. SUPPORT OUR PATREON CAMPAIGN: “Changing…
On August 1st, 2016, NASA’s SOHO satellite spotted a comet from the so-called Kreutz family, a collection of comets that scientists believe broke off from a giant comet centuries ago. The sungrazing comet met its demise on August 3rd and 4th, and subsequent news reports have remarked on a so-called…
In Part One of this presentation, Dr. Michael Clarage, a scientist on the SAFIRE Project team, proposed an entirely new way of seeing our solar system, based on the principles of electrical engineering. In Part Two, Dr. Clarage further elaborates the idea of the solar system as a center-core electrical…
Of the many mysteries we’ve explored on this series, perhaps those in our own celestial neighborhood stand out the greatest. From consistently surprising atmospheric phenomena on planets, including the Earth, to the enigmatic behaviors of comets, to the ongoing puzzles of the Sun, the evidence for the electrical connectedness throughout…
At the EU2016 conference in Phoenix, Arizona, members of the Electric Universe community joined to explore new paths of discovery. A featured speaker at the conference was Ben Davidson, the founder of the online research community, Suspicious0bservers, which primarily focuses on space weather, including the Earth/Sun connection. Recently, Ben co-authored…
Some of you reading this will have already heard of the passing of Dwardu Cardona on July 27. Many of us were aware of Dwardu’s illness, but somehow we imagined things just continuing as they have for so many years. The Electric Universe community has lost one of its most…
Scientists studying the surface features of the dwarf planet Ceres are proposing a new theory for its geologic history. One problem facing NASA investigators is the absence of exceptionally large so-called impact basins from collisions, which planetary scientists believe must have occurred over the dwarf planet’s supposedly ancient geologic age….
