Multimedia snippets which may be of interest to our readers.
Let’s take a further look at the link between geomagnetic perturbation and heart-rate variability, briefly mentioned in the previous video. Here is a glance at a few of the different types of experiments building off of each other in the research community, contributing to the global scientific knowledge pool on…
In Part 3 of this four-part presentation, physicist Eugene Bagashov continues his analysis of the New Horizons mission to the dwarf planet Pluto. In the Plutonian system, one of the great surprises for planetary scientists was the Chandra observatory’s detection of X-rays from Pluto. This is only one of several…
The idea of uniformity was used to support the claim that mythology was only created in the minds of the writers. Dr. Ransom will take the audience on a short journey through these ideas. He does not endorse any particular scientist’s theory about collisions but demonstrates that it is now…
New scientific reports are once again forcing planetary scientists to rewrite the history of our own moon. A new study into the lunar surface contradicts the notion that cratering on the moon occurs incrementally over vast eons of time. A team of scientists studied several thousands of before and after…
Physicist Eugene Bagashov explores the question of Pluto’s composition and origins and contrasts the predictions of the standard theory versus those of the Electric Universe. In the previous episode, he began his four-part presentation on the latest discoveries from NASA’s New Horizons mission to the dwarf planet Pluto. The mission…
NASA’s New Horizons mission to the dwarf planet Pluto has provided scientists on Earth with countless puzzles and mysteries. From impossible “sand dunes,” which were never expected on the tiny planet’s frozen surface, to equally unexpected giant mountains, to a surprising absence of so-called impact craters, and selective regional cratering,…
There is a truly staggering complexity to reality. Yet the case can also be made for a fresh view of organic lifeforms that is in some ways elegantly simple. Learn to see organic life with new eyes. Through a ground-up view of lifeforms that emphasizes their electrical organizing physics and…
The stream of particles radiating from the Sun is called the ‘Solar Wind’. It is observed to exhibit two different forms: the fast solar wind and the slow solar wind. In this talk, Dr. Donald Scott presents his new interpretation of the reasons why the densities and velocities of these…
Alexander Chizevsky was likely the first to catalog a cyclical relationship between solar activity and cultural “upsets” or advancements. Outbursts of both creative or destructive excitement, depending on the socio-cultural conditions which had been building, appeared to facilitate artistic revolutions and bloody revolutions from tyranny alike. This episode introduces the…
Science headlines today show signs that elements of the electric universe paradigm are becoming increasingly mainstream. With leaps in technology and data have come the definitive refutation of the notion of an electrically sterile universe. However, the basic premise of a cosmos dominated by the gravitational force remains the backbone…
