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Narrated by David Drew. Seventh episode in the Misconception series on the EU Model. For much of the 20th century, space was considered a near-perfect vacuum—cold, empty, and electrically neutral. However, this view has changed dramatically in recent decades. Advances in radio astronomy and plasma physics enable us to understand…
The plasmoid at the center of a galaxy 300 million light-years away has astronomers stumped. Its behavior is perplexing to space scientists for exactly one reason—they simply do not recognize that it exists. For many decades the space sciences have accepted that at the center of most galaxies is a…
In David Talbott’s EU2017: Future Science conference presentation, he examines a protocol for cross-cultural investigation, then offers an objective standard to a field of study where expert scholars assume to be hopelessly subjective. His claim is that world-wide mythology speaks for ‘real’ history, although only in the sense that every…
On an October Sunday evening in 1871, flames erupted across three states—Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan—all at once. Chicago burns. Peshtigo, Wisconsin vanishes. Forests in Michigan turn to ash. Eyewitnesses saw flames—and weirdness. Fire falling from the sky. A tornado of flame ripping buildings apart. Balls of fire dropping like bombs. Red…
We begin with a necessary acknowledgement—conventional theories of planet formation by gravitational processes have been falsified both observationally and experimentally. When experts attempt to re-create the planetary accretion disk theory with computer models it breaks down. Rather than growing, the incipient objects tend to splinter after reaching pebble size. How…
Narrated by David Drew. Sixth episode in the Misconception series on the EU Model. The size of the Universe is one of the most profound and enigmatic questions in modern science. Despite centuries of inquiry, the true scope of the cosmos remains elusive, largely due to the inherent challenges of…
Astrophysicists frequently use the phrase ‘magnetic reconnection’ to explain some phenomenon they see in space, but they’re unnecessarily reinventing the wheel. Coronal Mass Ejections and Solar Flares occur when the Sun ejects large amounts of plasma. The experts hypothesized the existence of a previously unknown property of magnetic fields—they named…
Sixth episode in the Turquoise Sun series. Ancient artworks complement the testimony from cosmogonic myth and linguistics. Early pictographs and cylinder seals depict a celestial body universally accepted as being the sun with lightning-like structures emanating across its face. The swastika constitutes one of our most enduring symbols appearing in…
The most spectacular electrical phenomena witnessed on planet Earth is lightning. A source of both fascination and fear for human beings for millennia, one might assume that in the 21st century, scientists’ understanding of lightning should be so comprehensive, little room remains for mystery. However, as with many phenomena in…
Richard Moore illustrates why the Electric Universe is a noisy universe in this re-release of his EU2015 Conference presentation from June 26, 2015. Electrical discharge events are happening all the time, over a wide range of intensities and time scales, and every such event sends a voltage spike up and…
