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Stuart Talbott: Galactic Plasmoid Stuns Astronomers | Thunderbolts

The plasmoid at the center of a galaxy 300 million light-years away has astronomers stumped. Its behavior is perplexing to space scientists for exactly one reason—they simply do not recognize that it exists. For many decades the space sciences have accepted that at the center of most galaxies is a ...

David Talbott: Mythology as Undiscovered History | EU2017

In David Talbott's EU2017: Future Science conference presentation, he examines a protocol for cross-cultural investigation, then offers an objective standard to a field of study where expert scholars assume to be hopelessly subjective. His claim is that world-wide mythology speaks for 'real' history, although only in the sense that every ...

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Discourses on an Alien Sky Series

45-Archetype & Symbol: Is a Unified Approach Possible?

Here we offer a brief preview of our directions in 2020 and beyond, supporting a revolutionary interpretation of the mythic and symbolic archetypes. Our purpose is to demonstrate that the documented archetypes are explicitly and inseparably connected to the themes we’ve repeatedly affirmed in these Discourses. Our claim is that ...

Essential Guide to the Electric Universe

This Guide is intended for anyone who wonders how our Universe really works, and who might be interested in an intriguing and somewhat different point of view. Readers may be surprised to discover that many well-trained skeptics do not support popular ideas in astronomy and the space sciences. Contents ...

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Arceology

Original Post April 9, 2015 What did the ancient people think of the axis mundi (world axis)? In the footsteps of Mircea Eliade, mythologists and anthropologists tend to think of the axis mundi or ‘world axis’ as a straight object running through the cosmos vertically. While this is, of course, correct for ...

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The Vortex Atom, a Forgotten Theory?

The Vortex Atom, a Forgotten Theory? by Mathias Hüfner The Thunderbolts Project is now a quarter of a century old, since the unforgotten Wal Thornhill dedicated himself to a new cosmology with his essay "Gravity vs. Plasma." He defined it as follows: The Electric Universe Model of Cosmology is new ...

Two Full-Length Documentaries – FREE on YouTube

Symbols of an Alien Sky will introduce you to celestial spectacles and earth-shaking events once remembered around the world. Archaic symbols of these events still surround us, some as icons of the world’s great religions, though the origins of the symbols appear to be lost in obscurity.
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Thunderbolts—The Tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the Electric Universe and its key themes. Includes interviews with the principal figures in Electric Universe research, including Wal Thornhill, Don Scott, David Tabott, Rens van der Sluijs, and Mel Acheson.
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Featured Books & DVDs

See the full selection of Books, DVDs, and other items at www.stickmanonstone.com, independently owned and operated by David Harrison.

NEW! The Interconnected Cosmos. Donald E. Scott, PhD. It is becoming more and more obvious that many major objects in the cosmos are interconnected by long, tenuous filaments of matter in the plasma state. These filaments are sometimes called ‘force-free, field-aligned currents.’ The entire network is called the Intergalactic Web. We live in an electrically active plasma universe – an interconnected cosmos. More info

Thunderbolts of the Gods. David Talbott and Wallace Thornhill introduce the reader to an age of planetary instability and earthshaking electrical events in ancient times. If their hypothesis is correct, it could not fail to alter many paths of scientific investigation. More info

The Electric Sky. Donald E. Scott, Ph.D. A systematic unraveling of the myths of “Big Bang” cosmology without resorting to black holes, dark matter, dark energy, neutron stars, or magnetic “reconnection.” More info

The Electric Universe. In language designed for scientists and non-scientists alike, authors Wallace Thornhill and David Talbott show that even the greatest surprises of the space age are predictable patterns in an electric universe. More info

A Beginner’s View of Our Electric Universe. Written by a layman in astro-science for the astro-science lay audience. Thomas Findlay presents the basics of the Electric Universe model without the use of math or difficult language. More info

Seeking the Third Story DVD. David Talbott’s two groundbreaking lectures at the first annual conference of The Thunderbolts Project^TM—EU2012 Conference: The Human Story. More info

Other EU2012 DVD sets. Selected presentations given at the first annual conference of The Thunderbolts Project^TM—EU2012 Conference: The Human Story. Each DVD contains two presentations. More Info