Wrong Theory Perils? Comets, Asteroids, 3I Oh My!
Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2025 9:24 pm
Like many of us I've been watching the progress of Comet C Swan et. al. , of 3I/Atlas, and of Apophis.. and seem to be hearing lots of "We are surprised and amazed that Object X is doing Y" and suspecting that the EU/Plasma cosmology theories would account for these behaviors better than the standard models.
But it has particularly occurred to me that with the incoming barrage of comets, asteroids, and Interstellar Objects, we're in a situation where models of trajectory and impact probabilities may be wrong if they are based on inaccurate assumptions.
So... are there any scientists whose models of interplanetary bodies account for electrical interactions, who have done their own calculations on how close these objects will come to Earth?
But it has particularly occurred to me that with the incoming barrage of comets, asteroids, and Interstellar Objects, we're in a situation where models of trajectory and impact probabilities may be wrong if they are based on inaccurate assumptions.
So... are there any scientists whose models of interplanetary bodies account for electrical interactions, who have done their own calculations on how close these objects will come to Earth?