Debunking Misconceptions About the Electric Universe - PART ONE

The first installment in an interview series with members of the Thunderbolts Project.

Wallace Thornhill is an Australian physicist. His work on "The Electric Universe" provides the broadest synthesis of electrical principles to date. It offers a new vantage point on solar system history, planetary cratering and scarring, the dynamics of the sun, and the nature of galaxies. Wal is a senior editor for the Picture of the Day feature on www.thunderbolts.info and co-author of The Electric Universe and Thunderbolts of the Gods books. His website is: http://www.holoscience.com

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[zapproowsdower]

@moonram1952 Scientists are constantly revising old theories to adapt to new information, that's what makes it different from any other belief systems in history. Yes they make mistakes, but it's all a process.

When it comes to something as complex as astrophysics, only the people who hold degrees - with few exceptions - have the necessary education to truly understand how it could be in error.

[pine829]

This hole secret of the elecrical universe is the most truest thing that there ever was. All of them phoney PHD sientests are just mad that they did'nt think of this good idae first and it is sooo much smarter than all of that mathemetical stuff that peeple like Eistein was thinking especially cause he was a secret nazi.

Like I told all them teechers I used to have a long time ago that all tis math was'nt no good for nothin and that a person could learn to count real high by hisself

[moonram1952]

@0warrior4life Most Ph.D.’s are only dogmatic propagators of the same old notions, like false priest of ancient times, See your history. And some are self-centered egoist.

[0warrior4life]

this guy doesnt even have PHD lol

[mujaku]

EU has essentially dethroned Einstein and his stooges. They can't face the fact that Einstein's gravitational universe ain't so. The king is dead.

[junior00bacon00chee]

"all matter is made up of positive and negative particles."

EU is interesting, but they still have yet to provide a rational theory. What are "positive" and "negative" other than arbitrary designations? Is there a physical explanation for electric charge and attraction/repulsion?

Until EU unambiguously defines their terms they aren't much better than the mainstream physicists.

[Lake387]

since rocketry calculations for sending objects into orbit have been fine tuned, when Von Braun sent a satellite into orbit during the explorer program and found that the satellite was 12 minutes late and 800 miles out of orbit, he knew gravity was not universal and chose not to say anything about it. Or at least discuss its implications.

[MrMatutum]

Yes indeed! For twenty years since I first set my eyes of that drawing/graphical representation of Gravity warping a space just baffles me-because if I turn that drawing upside down, the space above that body is also warp. It seems that all sides of a sphere is warp thereby cancelling all effects of warping. Im lost in my orientation in space. As if a body falling in a bottomless pit.

[Ben19905141]

So much cooler than gravity....

[SlackerSlayer]

@kick2004 No problem, happy to help and why I'm here having fun in my spare time.