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Let’s Work Together
Since the creation of this website several years ago, we have received many hundreds,
perhaps thousands
of emails from individuals inspired by the explorations in these pages. Many of
those writing us have expressed their eagerness to participate in some way. Due
to limited managerial resources, we’ve been unable to respond to such offers at
the level we would prefer.
With this page, we hope to begin the process of expanding our cooperative work.
Some of the lines of cooperation will have to be developed quite carefully,
while others will grow organically through the enthusiasm and skills of
contributors. We will welcome thoughtful suggestions as we work to develop
protocols for collaboration and voluntary contributions.
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Here are a few of the opportunities either underway or in development:
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Thunderbolts Picture of the Day (TPOD)
This feature has been active for several years now and has been the backbone of
our internet presence. It is the primary reason that there are over 865,000
citations of Thunderbolts.info on the internet. Most of the TPODs are a
collaborative effort, and there is room for broader collaboration in the future.
Notes from readers on possible subjects, backed by a simple set of facts
ascertained from credible sources, can be the beginning of a role for you in
this ongoing feature.
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Thunderblog
This recently activated page has grown considerably and continues to do so. It is
the most immediate opportunity for interested readers to contribute opinions and
submit stories from other sources. Also we will be pleased to receive comments
on recent features (TPODs or Thunderblogs). Where appropriate, some of
these will be published.
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Scholarly and Scientific Liaison
As our Internet presence expands the opportunity to reach independent minded and
accredited researchers will continue to grow. Visitors who now have a good sense
of the “Electric Universe” hypothesis can be helpful in directing the attention
of others to the site. Your active liaison on our behalf will make possible much
broader interdisciplinary communication than any of us could achieve on our own.
In your communications, please be sure that, unless you have developed specific
strategies with Thunderbolts management, you not identify yourself as a member
of the Thunderbolts group, but as a curious or interested observer.
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Media Communications
The editors of scientific media will certainly pay more attention as our
Internet presence grows. Communications can also include the science editors of
regional newspapers, particularly those who may be looking for emerging
scientific controversies. More than once a reader’s simple note, directing an
editor or journalist to an "alternative explanation," has produced surprising
results.
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Please let us know of your own interests. Give us your opinions or suggestions.
Productive long term relationships will require patience, but we need
collaborators who are eager to learn, to communicate with others, and to share
in world-altering discovery.
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