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NASA’s New Horizons mission to the dwarf planet Pluto is attracting international attention to planetary science. And like all recent missions to planets, moons, comets and asteroids, surprising discoveries already abound for scientists on Earth. Giant mountains on the Plutonian surface, and enormous, deep chasms on the Moon Charon, a…
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On July 14, 2015, the NASA Spacecraft New Horizons will achieve the first ever flyby of the dwarf planet Pluto. The much anticipated mission is receiving international attention, and early images of the Plutonian system are already sparking some scientific discussion. Like the scientific world at large, the Electric Universe…
Half-a-century ago, at the height of the Cold War, the Space Race between two competing superpowers set mankind on an accelerated path toward placing a man on the moon. In addition to its geopolitical significance, the moon was central in the evolution of planetary science. The discoveries of the Apollo…
In April 2015, the NASA spacecraft MESSENGER completed its more than four year journey in the orbit of the planet Mercury. New discoveries in the mission have emphasized just how mysterious Mercury is for planetary scientists. Recurring features across the entire planet have recently left planetary scientists searching for answers.
At the forthcoming Thunderbolts EU2015 Conference: Paths of Discovery in Phoenix, AZ, Dr. Franklin Anariba will be a featured speaker. He is a specialist in electrochemistry and a lecturer at Singapore University of Technology and Design. Today, we asked Dr. Anariba to offer his analysis of the evidence for electrochemical…
In the last two Space News episodes, Wal Thornhill has reported on recent discoveries that provide stunning, foundational affirmation of the electric universe theory. We now turn our attention to the latest science reports from the ESA’s Rosetta mission to comet 67P. The comparative predictive success of the electric comet…
Today, physicist Wal Thornhill begins a series of reports on some remarkably significant recent discoveries in the space sciences. Scientists using the Herschel space observatory have observed in unprecedented detail filamentary structures throughout the Milky Way galaxy. A recent phys.org report states, “…ESA’s Herschel space observatory has been a true…
The SAFIRE Project is the first ever laboratory experiment to test a theory of the Sun. In this audio interview, Monty Childs, the director of the SAFIRE Project, offers a brief outline of progress and look ahead to the SAFIRE Team’s forthcoming report at the EU2015 Conference: Paths of Discovery….
When one gazes at our celestial neighborhood, the planets, moons, comets and asteroids we see defy the speculative history we learned in school. These bodies testify to events not included in any geology textbook. The evidence seem undeniable — high-energy electromagnetic events have indelibly scarred, and in some cases devastated…
