USAFHokie80 wrote:anakpawis wrote:Blackholes, dark matter, are all wishful thinking.
See the video"Thunderbolts of the Gods"
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4773590301316220374&q=electromagnetic+universe&hl=en
Or read the book "The Electric Universe" Monograph by Wallace Thornhill and Dave Talbott, Compelling, highly readable, and superbly illustrated, this book provides a comprehensive introduction to what will surely be the beginnings of a scientific revolution in the years ahead.
The Electric Universe understanding eliminates the need for the highly imaginative, sensational yet logic-breaking constructs of black holes, dark matter and energy, and replaces them with laboratory demonstrated plasma phenomena
I think you somehow get off on trying to disprove the universally accepted theory of the universe. The greatest minds on this planet have proposed the theories that you refute with a google video and a single book by two obscure authors.
You are too enamored with the idea of being a rebel.
Ralph Abraham: Professor of Mathematics, University of California at Santa Cruz, active on the research frontier of dynamics and chaos theory since 1960. The most recent of whose numerous books include: Chaos, Gaia, Eros; and The Web Empowerment Book.
Amy Acheson: Educated in astronomy and known for her accurate and easily understood summaries on the work of Arp and Thornhill, she is also editor of the electronic newsletter, THOTH, author of numerous articles, and presently at work with Talbott and Thornhill on their forthcoming volume, "Thunderbolts of the Gods".
Mel Acheson: Educated in astronomy, author of numerous articles, his wit and insight will give you both a chuckle and something to think about. His thought-provoking editorials are a regular feature in THOTH.
Michael Armstrong: A long-time student of planetary catastrophics, he lectures on the Electric Universe, the Saturn Model, and their implications for origins, philosophy, and theology. He is also a publisher and producer of video and newsletter work related to the science of catastrophics.
Halton Arp*: One of the world's most accomplished astronomers, formerly affiliated with the California Institute of Technology. The radical implications of his observations resulted in his being denied telescope time, forcing him to find refuge in Germany, where he is now in residence at the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics in Germany. Author of Seeing Red; Quasars, Redshifts, and Controversies; and Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies. *(If Arp is unable to be with us, we will show a video of his appearance at our conference last Septebmer).
Robert Bass: Rhodes Scholar, educated at Oxford and John Hopkins Universities, was a Post-doctoral Fellow at Princeton, and Professor of Physics & Astronomy, Brigham Young University. This frequently honored scientist and inventor holds 3 US patents from his work in plasma and hot fusion. He is now an engineer at BAE Systems and an advocate of cold fusion.
Dwardu Cardona: An investigator of planetary catastrophics for more than 30 years, with special interest in the Saturn Model. Author of numerous articles on the roots of world mythology. Currently the editor of "AEON: A Journal of Myth, Science, and Ancient History".
Ev Cochrane: Comparative mythologist with more than 20 years of research into planetary catastrophics. Author of Martian Metamorphoses, a study of the warrior hero, as interpreted by the Saturn Model. Currently publisher of "AEON: A Journal of Myth, Science, and Ancient History".
Ted Holden: His lectures on "The Impossible Dinosaurs" were among the most popular at our prior conferences. He offers simple and persuasive arguments that some dinosaurs were simply too large to have survived in our present gravitational environment.
Bruce Lipton: One-time researcher, former Professor of Anatomy at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, now author and lecturer, will be presenting his findings dealing with the "biology of consciousness", demonstrating how external factors, including personal perception, impact cell viability.
Anthony Peratt: Associate Director of Experimental Programs at Los Alamos National Laboratory, studied under the late Nobel Prize-winning Plasma Physicist Hannes Alfven. He is perhaps the most respected of today's pioneers in the study of plasma cosmology and the effects of electrical currents across vast distances in space. His work was featured prominantly in "The Big Bang Never Happened". He is the author of "The Plasma Universe" and numerous articles.
C.J. Ransom: Executive Director of Cosmos & Chronos, a tax-exempt organization created for supporting research and dissemination of information associated with discontinuous changes in the solar system that may have occurred in the recent past. Cosmos & Chronos published the journal Kronos and is publishing a series of books called the Osiris Series, edited by Dwardu Cardona. Dr. Ransom is the author of "The Age of Velikovsky" and numerous articles.
Donald Scott: David Talbott: Comparative mythologist whose work offers a radical new vantage point on the origin of ancient cultural themes and symbols. His research has been the primary catalyst behind the "Saturn Model," and is the subject of the feature documentary, "Remembering the End of the World". Author of The Saturn Myth and a forthcoming volume, Thunderbolts of the Gods (co-authored with Wallace Thornhill).
Wallace Thornhill: Australian physicist, his work provides the broadest synthesis of electrical principles to date, ranging across solar system history, planetary cratering and scarring, the dynamics of the sun, and the nature of galaxies. Author of "The Electric Universe"; and a forthcoming volume, Thunderbolts of the Gods (co-authored with David Talbott).
You're more than welcome to google each one to know about their credentials.
