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What is a neutron star? Standard Model scientists tell us that the material leftover from a supernova explosion of a massive star collapses gravitationally, forming a very a small and incredibly dense star mostly composed of tightly packed neutrons. Supposedly, a rotating neutron star will emit regular pulses of radio…
Part 1 of our exploration of the awareness organisms have of the electromagnetic forces in their environment. Starting with our own species, we will examine some experiments in bioelectromagnetics which will likely come as a surprise to most viewers. This episode will focus on behavioral research, while part 2 will…
The sun has sunspots. The earth has earthspots. The two systems are not merely similar, but nearly identical. The physical and energetic characteristics of each of these phenomena suggest a deeper, electrical connection between the earth and sun. Tropical storms, tornadoes, atmospheric pressure, earthquakes, volcanoes – all are related to…
On February 19, 2016, The Thunderbolts Project posted the much-anticipated analysis of its chief science advisor, Wal Thornhill, on the purported discovery of gravitational waves. Within science media and the popular press, there has been very little if any skepticism of this so-called discovery. Given the mathematical and technical complexities…
On February 11, 2016, a team of scientists announced the “discovery” of gravitational waves, or so-called ripples in space/time. Science media have proclaimed the purported discovery a confirmation of a prediction of Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity. In this Space News, physicist Wal Thornhill begins our coverage of the issue…
The preponderance of evidence from the earliest written texts testifies to a radically different solar system in relatively recent times. In fact, it is possible to document that globally attested traditions of previous World Ages, lost “suns,” and planetary-induced catastrophes typically follow a consistent pattern and time-line, an impossibility if…
A team of astronomers using the Sloan Digital Sky Survey observed quasars behaving in manner that completely upends conventional theory. Using images from the Pan-STARRS survey, the scientists identified 1000 objects that appeared to vary in brightness over a period of just 10 years. Among these objects were a total…
In recent months, a mysterious star has created a firestorm of media speculation. In October, news headlines around the world suggested that the star might be surrounded by a so-called alien megastructure. The nature of the mystery is the seemingly impossibly rapid dimming of the star — impossible under standard…
In his last appearance at our EU events, Dr. Donald Scott showed evidence of counter-rotating clouds at the north pole of the planet Saturn. Since that time he has been investigating whether similar phenomena occur at the poles of other planets. Such counter-rotating bands, wherever they occur, are strong evidence…
A team working with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey has announced that a so-called distant quasar has mysteriously dimmed in a shockingly short period of time, not over millions of years as required by theory but only 12 years after its discovery. The best explanation the team can offer is…
