Electric Universe Conference 2015

Dwardu Cardona: Order Out of Chaos | EU2015




Links at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kWz6duTcOE


Due to unforeseen circumstances, Dwardu Cardona could not attend the conference and Wal Thornhill gave his presentation.

During this talk, it will be demonstrated that what became known as the Creation of what was said to be the world did not proceed out of nothing, but out of a pre-existing chaotic substance that was, among other things, understood as a celestial ocean circumscribing the sub-brown dwarf star that emitted the radiating light that went down into mytho-history as day one.

A former Senior Editor of the journal Kronos and Editor of the journal Aeon, Dwardu has published well over a hundred papers and has authored four books: God Star, Flare Star, Primordial Star and Metamorphic Star.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsItU6getrY

This presentation is dedicated by Eugene to the late, great Dr. Pavel Mantashyan, who died last week just prior to his 65th birthday.

The observed movements in the Universe cannot be created with only the gravitational force: there should necessarily be a force acting orthogonal to it. It is this orthogonal force that twists the galaxies in spirals and places planets and their satellites into orbits. There are three forces known that could act like that: Coriolis force, Magnus force and Lorentz force. The latter one is the key force, being associated with the movement of electric charges. Moving charges create magnetic fields, which can be measured, and the interaction of other charges with these magnetic fields results in the emergence of such a force that acts orthogonally with respect to the gravitationally-induced straight movement. Eugene Bagashov will show that only by taking into account this interaction of the electric charges with the magnetic fields can a wide variety of phenomena (e.g. galactic rotation curves and the Solar System formation) be explained. He will explain that this is the second hand of Creator, alongside with gravity.

Eugene Bagashov is from Minsk, Belarus. Currently, he works at the Joint Institute for Power and Nuclear Research – Sosny (one of the institutes of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus) and doing my PhD research there. His research is in theoretical physics: namely, particle physics and quantum field theory. More specifically, quantum chromodynamics (QCD). Eugene has published several papers and also have an EU-related blog (in Russian) with 450 subscribers in a social network vk.com: https://vk.com/electricearth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCJ3d_CUb-Y

Published on 3 Apr 2016

Faraday is best known as one of the great experimentalists. Although he corresponded lucidly with James Clerk Maxwell, he was notoriously suspicious of the use of mathematics in physics. But in a couple of brief papers, Faraday took on what could be called ‘metaphysics’. The term, which came from a title given to a series of lectures by Aristotle, meant ‘the things that come after physics’ — the things presupposed by physics, but inevitably, the invisible things that could not be measured or tested. Hence, ‘metaphysics’ became metaphysical, a thing disdained by physicists, and perhaps especially disdained by experimentalists like Faraday, and his successors, the students of plasma. So David will ask: what would drive someone like Faraday to metaphysics? What needs to be going on ‘behind the scenes’ to allow for the phenomena of electromagnetism and plasma? Are there any checks on the reasoning about these invisible things? Does the EU engage in metaphysics, and should it?

Dr. A.P. David is a classical scholar (Hellenist), who has published two academic works including The Dance of the Muses: Choral Theory and Ancient Greek Poetics, Plato’s New Measure: The ‘Indeterminate Dyad’ and self-published several works of fiction and poetry.