Category: Multimedia
Multimedia snippets which may be of interest to our readers.
Stuart Talbott: DART Strikes Electric Asteroid | Thunderbolts

NASA’s DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) mission was a test of asteroid deflection and demonstration of kinetic impactor technology—impacting an asteroid to adjust its speed and path. In September 2022, a 1,300 pound impactor spacecraft struck the asteroid Dimorphos at approximately 14,000 mph. The after effects observed were completely unexpected,…
Matt Finn: Electric Dust Devils on Mars | Thunderbolts

Dust devils on Earth have always been treated as trivial compared to tornados. Here we take a look at the monster whirlwinds of Mars. Compared to our planet’s biggest tornados, Martian dust devils are enormous—stretching upwards of five miles in the nearly airless Martian atmosphere which is less than 1%…
Andrew Hall: Mt. Origami – More Proof of Plasma Winds | Thunderbolts

More proof of plasma winds is shown by examining a mountain Andy fondly refers to as Mount Origami. It’s actual name is Innerer Fisistock and it’s located in the Bernese Alps, about forty miles south of Bern, Switzerland. Innerer Fisistock is very complex—demonstrating the actions of electric circuitry and plasma…
Dr. Jerry Tennant: Healing as Voltage | EU2017

In this re-release of his EU2017 Conference presentation, Dr. Jerry Tennant explains how the cells in our body require a proper level of voltage to function optimally for a healthy mind/body connection and balanced physiological state. Cells possess a resting membrane potential—an electrical voltage measured in millivolts (mV) that spans…
Stuart Talbott: Alignments in the Cosmos | Thunderbolts

One of the most beautiful words in the English language is…”Alignment”…it denotes a sense of connection, agreement, unity and oneness. Alignments occur between celestial objects separated by unfathomable cosmic distances which prove there is a communication among these objects—while there is NO explanation of alignment relationships in the Standard Model…
Matt Finn: Tunguska Mystery of 1908 | Thunderbolts

On the morning of June 30, 1908 in remote Siberia near the Stony Tunguska River, a blue-white fireball exploded with the force of a 10-to-15 megaton H-bomb. The explosion flattened 60 million trees and devastated 2,000 square kilometers. The shockwave knocked people off their feet and broke windows hundred’s of…
Andrew Hall: Electricity in Ancient Egypt | Thunderbolts
Gary Schwartz: The Five-Finger Test | EU2015

Gary Schwartz takes up the acid test of extraordinary claims—he calls it the “Five Finger Test” (FFT)—with an emphasis on original and groundbreaking experiments. He critically applies the FFT to the EU Model in this re-release of his conference presentation at EU2015: Paths of Discovery on June 29, 2015. Many…
Michael Steinbacher: Catastrophist Geology | EU2014

Michael Steinbacher evaluates geological formations generated during transient catastrophic episodes—some within the memory of human witnesses—in this re-release of his EU2014 Conference talk of March 22, 2014. Plasma is electrically active and employs forces far stronger than mechanical erosion or tectonics. Was material from space and surface erosion suddenly sorted…