Space News From The Thunderbolts Project

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Published on Aug 26, 2016

In part one of this presentation, Dr. Michael Clarage, a scientist on the SAFIRE Project team, proposed an entirely new way of seeing our solar system, based on the principles of electrical engineering. In Part Two, Dr. Clarage further elaborates the idea of the solar system as a center-core electrical transformer. And he will be explain the results from initial experiments to actually build such a transformer.

Published on 7 Sep 2016

For the better part of a century, the scientific consensus has been that a nuclear reaction within the Sun causes the Sun’s light, heat, and radiation. But rather than confirming this model, modern space discovery has only provided seemingly endless riddles and anomalies. Nevertheless, today, institutional science gives no indication of its readiness to explore real theoretical alternatives in solar physics. In this episode, Nicholas Sykes contrasts in clear and simple the terms the fundamental differences between the electric universe paradigm and the standard view of the Sun and all stars.

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Published on 17 Sep 2016

New scientific reports are describing a surprising outburst of activity from the comet 67P, measured by instruments on the European Space Agency Rosetta probe in February of this year. The explanation that ESA investigators have offered is “we think the outburst must have been triggered by a landslide at the surface.” But does the electrical theory of comets offer a better explanation?

Published on 30 Sept 2016

Science headlines today show signs that elements of the electric universe paradigm are becoming increasingly mainstream. With leaps in technology and data have come the definitive refutation of the notion of an electrically sterile universe. However, the basic premise of a cosmos dominated by the gravitational force remains the backbone of standard cosmology. In this episode, Bishop Nicholas Sykes describes and forecasts the perhaps inevitable paradigm shift towards electric universe concepts.


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NASA’s New Horizons mission to the dwarf planet Pluto has provided scientists on Earth with countless puzzles and mysteries. From impossible “sand dunes,” which were never expected on the tiny planet’s frozen surface, to equally unexpected giant mountains, to a surprising absence of so-called impact craters, and selective regional cratering, with highly circular craters not to be expected on any Kuiper Belt object. And now, a team working with the Chandra X-ray Observatory has reported perhaps the greatest surprise about Pluto to date -- the discovery of the emission of X-rays from Pluto. The team is also reporting that Pluto has a giant, comet-like tail, which mission scientists believe may be as much as 1000-times the radius of Pluto. In this episode, physicist Eugene Bagashov begins the first in a four-part series offering his analysis of the most compelling new scientific data from the Plutonian system.

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Published on 22 Oct 2016

Physicist Eugene Bagashov explores the question of Pluto’s composition and origins and contrasts the predictions of the standard theory versus those of the Electric Universe. In the previous episode, he began his four-part presentation on the latest discoveries from NASA’s New Horizons mission to the dwarf planet Pluto. The mission is one of many recent opportunities to test the predictions of the standard story of our solar system’s history and origins.

In this story, called the nebular hypothesis, the solar system formed through gravitational collapse in a cloud of gas and dust. Proponents of this theory propose that water-ice was the primary building block for Pluto and its moons. But countless discoveries in recent years have proved highly problematic for the standard story of our solar system’s formation and history.

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Published on 26 Nov 2016

This episode of Space News is an adaptation of the Stephen Smith TPOD, "Old and Far Away," published October 27, 2016 on Thunderbolts.info. As Steve writes, "High redshift objects, like quasars, are often found in axial alignment with galaxies that possess substantially lower redshift. Indeed, they are sometimes connected to those lower redshift galaxies by 'bridges' of luminous material. If so, they must reside locally with each other at the same distance from Earth. Their redshift discrepancies must be from some other factor not related to their distances—there must be something intrinsic to their makeup that leads to the deviation."

Link to this TPOD: https://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2016/10/27/old-and-far-away-2/

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Published on 14 Dec 2016

According to a recent press release, galaxy NGC 1222 is a “peculiar example” of lenticular galaxy. It is peculiar because lenticular galaxies are supposed to have used up the material available for new stars to form. NGC 1222, on the other hand, is described as a “starburst” galaxy, since new stars are said to be forming at a surprising rate. In this episode, TPOD managing editor Stephen Smith explores the Electric Universe explanation for this astronomical mystery.

Original article (adapted for this Space News): https://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2016/11/14/most-atypical/

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Published on 21 Jan 2017

2016 may be remembered as the year that the hypothesis of dark matter was finally, officially falsified. Two recent scientific studies report findings that may raise fatal objections to dark matter's existence. In the first of this two-part episode, our guest Barry Setterfield begins our analysis with an overview of the origins of the dark matter hypothesis, and the significance of these new scientific reports from the Electric Universe perspective.

Source stories:

https://phys.org/news/2016-09-spiral-irregular-galaxies-current-dark.html

https://phys.org/news/2016-12-unexpected-interaction-dark-ordinary-mini-spiral.html

i watched this the other day . its a great insight of the dark matter theories and its imaginable gravity based invisible solids status.

They take these theories apart and present the simple electric theories that started in 1975 i think ,Table top experiments that demonstrate the outer galaxies and there behaviors of speed and formation. very interesting stuff!!!!