Coulomb, a Pioneer for the Theory of the Electric Universe
Category: Thunderblogs
A variety of editorial commentaries by in-house and guest contributors.
OP ED: Losing Context — The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World
LOSING CONTEXT The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World by David Drew Do you ever think about how you think? Someone once told me I think too much, but I don’t think so. “When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at…
Shine On, You Crazy Diamond!
Shine On, You Crazy Diamond! by Andrew Hall This week I received the news of Wal Thornhill’s passing. I wish to pay tribute with this article. Wal was a mentor to us all in the most important field of all – the true nature of our universe. Wal’s many theories…
Cosmic Resonance
Cosmic Resonance by Andrew Hall Proponents of Electric Universe Theory face one, seemingly infinite wall of resistance: the false preconceptions cemented in people’s minds by consensus science. We do not see the cosmos the same way materialists do. Fundamentally, the cosmos is energy. Energy is kinetic motion, or potential motion…
Energy, Mass, and Light
Energy, Mass, and Light by Mathias Hüfner I always felt that science as the domain of people from Oxbridge or Ivy League universities — and not for mere mortals — was a very bad idea. — Benoit Mandelbrot A Brief History of Physics The social requirement on physics is to…
The Keystone Pattern
The Keystone Pattern by Andrew Hall Gareth Samuel is a science educator and frequent contributor to the Thunderbolts Project. He also produces an outstanding video series on Electric Universe theories that aims at the very heart of science. He chose the perfect title for his YouTube channel, “See The Pattern”….
The Electric Universe Model and the Future of Cosmology
The Electric Universe Model and the Future of Cosmology by Ghada Chehade, PhD PART I. Drawing on Thomas Kuhn’s paradigm shift framework, I’ve established that cosmology is presently in crisis and inevitably heading towards a revolution (or paradigm shift). When a scientific model reaches a crisis point—marked by mounting anomalies and…
Cracks in Theory
Cracks in Theory by Andrew Hall Every butte has a crack, but not all cracks are beautiful. Though some are magnificent, ruler-straight, and parallel, some can be ugly, chaotic mangles. But there is a quixotic pattern to ugly cracks, so we must not discriminate. Whether they make lovely geometric shapes…
Why Cosmology Matters Beyond Science
Why Cosmology Matters Beyond Science by Dr. Ghada Chehade In previous articles, I explored the current crisis in cosmology and what it means to have a revolutionary shift or change in cosmology. In today’s article, I step back and explore why cosmology matters in the first place. Why does cosmology…
The Shocking Truth
The Shocking Truth by Andrew Hall Sonic boom Ears ring, windows rattle, the dog hides under the bed. You’ve heard it before. Thunder from an arc of electric discharge, or from a passing supersonic jet. One doesn’t hear jets much anymore, but in the good old days, I used to,…
