Planetary Scars (Extended ver) Plasma Cosmology Electric Uni

[rawrichnfitforlife]

Hello, great vids some great music. On this particular vid can you tell me the name of the music album, and/or title and writer. Please let me know because I want to add it to my playlists for meditation. Thanks. (the first piece, not the second piece of music.)

[wwwNOTIZIOcom]

Great job with your videos soup.

I think the mainstream refuses to agnolage plasma cosmology also because it would lead to free electricity for all.

[SiSePuedo]

I spent at least 10 hours over the last weekend looking at MOC images from mars. I noticed that about 1/3 of all of the craters I saw, which was A LOT of them, were hexagonal.

[soupdragon42]

That many?

[genogeno1234]

@SiSePuedo check out thunderbolts.info for a good forum for people with interest in this. I have been following this since the 1970s and I think they are on to something.

[ActiveStorage]

i wonder why cant we find similar craters from a average lightning discharge on earth? it's gotta be so easy to do..

[soupdragon42]

We can. There are millions of them, and these carters have also been produced in the laboratory.

[ActiveStorage]

yet everyone ignores them. :(

why?! even i did some research and found those striking similarities by now. and im not a scientist for god sakes lol

[soupdragon42]

Because most people tend to interpret things according to their own belief systems. The inertia of prior belief, in other words.

[TheWillwillwill]

@soupdragon42 "The inertia of prior belief, in other words." That statement say alot...

[TheWillwillwill]

They are called carolina bays!!! google it....

[TheWillwillwill]

@ActiveStorage Earth has much rain, floods, earthquakes, glatiation...etc The evidence is quickly erased... Look up "Carolina Bays". They are craters with no meteors inside of them and they date to 11900 BC.. I think this is evidence of cosmic lightning....

[HenriRochejacquelin]

What's the name of the last song in this video and who made it?

[MilesB1975]

Yeah thought so, but only later...

"The computer can't tell you the emotional story. It can give you the exact mathematical design, but what's missing is the eyebrows."

Frank Zappa

[MilesB1975]

Or are you being sarcastic!?

[MilesB1975]

So 50 million Elvis fans can't be wrong?

It should be included in the body of evidence.

The Entire planet once believed the Earth was flat and they were ALL proven wrong later.

The entire point of the electric universe theory is that most mainstream scientists are EXCLUDING data from their theory and can NEVER therefore have an accurate picture of the universe. In other words Not just gravity, but gravity + electricity.Back to your cave Hermit!

[ActiveStorage]

lol dude.. it was a sarcasm. cant you see?

get some sense of humor.. jeez

[OTHERperson12]

COOL!

[loyallisa3]

How dare you question accepted scientific dogma!!SCIENTISTS are NEVER guilty of having closed minds!!!!!=D

[TheBadAstronomr]

One has to concede that these videos make a compelling case

It seems that the role of electricity in mainstream astronomy has been considerably underestimated

[RedGrobo]

Sounds funny to say, but alot of it looks like weapon damage.

[Krackonis]

Thanks for spreading knowledge instead of ignorance!

[BadAstronomer]

Cosmology is now more like a religion than science. Its obsession and basis in abstract math has produced a new Holy Trinity - black holes, dark matter, and dark energy!

Taxpayers money is disappearing into these very real black holes!

[ZITZON]

Just goes to show that acceptance of evidence is a 'subjective' rather than 'objective' determination.

[davesmithau]

Another great work, soupdragon, at this rate you'll soon have Spielberg knockin on your door! There is ablolutely no reason to believe that electricity does nothing in space, when it does so much on planet Earth. Is not Earth IN space? It's so obvious, yet still ignored by mainstream science.

Keep up the great work.

Cheers,

Dave Smith.