Is Peratt an electrical theorist?

[Nereid]

From my reading of TPODs and the holoscience website, it seems that Don Scott and Wallace Thornhill are electrical theorists; per A Radio Message from Space (dated Mar 09, 2006) for example:

Plasma cosmologists, together with such electrical theorists as Wallace Thornhill and Don Scott

But is Anthony Peratt an electrical theorist?

The above quote seems to suggest not, at least as far as the unnamed author of the TPOD is concerned.

However, what about this, from Vela Pulsar (dated Sep 20, 2004):

Also noteworthy is the manner in which the axial jet or column, as it extends beyond the "upper" torus, takes on an undulating, serpentine quality, as revealed by a series of Chandra snapshots (lower array). This too is of great significance to the electrical theorists since some in their group--years before these recent observations in space-- claimed that ancient witnesses observed such undulating phenomena stretching along the polar axis of the earth, when our planet moved through a more dense, more electrically active environment.

Is Peratt one of those (electrical theorists) "in their group"?

Also, who else is an electrical theorist (at least those who've been active in the last half dozen years or so)?

I'd guess David Talbott and Mel Acheson, possibly C.J. Ransom ... is that correct? Any others?

[davesmith_au]

And the answers to this little fishing expedition are important why? Exactly?

Since you seem adept with search functions, perhaps you should familiarize yourself with more of the material before asking such pointless and inane questions. Ours is a multidisciplinary approach with input from many scientists, (from many disciplines of science) and many other scholars of varying background.

However to cut off any BS from the beginning, Peratt's investigations are completely independent of the Thunderbolts Project. His IEEE biography doesn't mention "electrical theorist". Surely you could have found this without help.

As to the others you ask about, why are you in such a hurry to put labels on people, rather than exploring the theory itself? I cannot see the point of your questions.

Cheers, Dave Smith.

[Physicist]

an electrical theorist

What is that, exactly?

Sounds like one who deals with the theory of electromagnetism. Or perhaps just the electrical part of electromagnetism.

Or perhaps what is implied is "EU enthusiast"? If so, I guess the answer to the question is probably no.

[StevenJay]

"Anthony Peratt is an Electrical Engineer, Astrophysicist, and leading authority on Plasma Phenomena. He was a graduate student of Hannes Alfven, a former scientific advisor to the United States department of Energy, and he is a member of the Associate Laboratory Directorate of the Los Alamos National Laboratory."

I was able to Google Anthony's "labels" in less than 10 seconds.

As far as "electrical theorists" go: since, to my knowledge, NO ONE to date has yet to come up with a comprehensive explanation or definition of exactly what electricity really is (or where it ultimately originates), I'd say that anyone who questions or researches or gets inspired by the subject could be considered an "electrical theorist."

[Nitai]

This topic seems useless. What's the point in discussing if Peratt is an electrical theorist?

Are you uncap-able of doing research on a person or topic without first coming to these forums and starting a topic about it to boost your ego?

It takes a few seconds to goto any search engine of your choice, type in his name and find 20+ years of information regarding him and any other topic or person.

[davesmith_au]

This topic seems useless. What's the point in discussing if Peratt is an electrical theorist?

Are you uncap-able of doing research on a person or topic without first coming to these forums and starting a topic about it to boost your ego?

It takes a few seconds to goto any search engine of your choice, type in his name and find 20+ years of information regarding him and any other topic or person.

Amen. Thread locked.