Comets, A Great Flood and Electric Geology - Michael Steinbacher

[Jono]

Found this video on the Suspicious 0bservers YouTube channel.

Michael Steinbacher provides theories about how certain rock formations can develop with electricity and plasma. He also shows some interesting experiments performed in his laboratory, using plasma/electricity and sand to demonstrate how different formations may have taken place. I don't know too much about the electric universe theory but this seems to fit in quite well.

_https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz8eoIJAOKY

 

[sbeaudry]

Nice video. Thank you. He mentions Velikovsky's "Worlds in Collision" and talks about plasma, electricity, and comets interacting electrically with the earth. I like at towards the 9 minute mark when he says that volcanoes forming these rock formations "doesn't make sense" and that "geologists should've questioned themselves, but apparently that's not part of the process." LOL!
The electric and plasma experiments towards the end are cool to watch.

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[Laura]

Well, that was pretty interesting and he seems to be onto something for sure. I recognized rocks in one segment of the video to be very similar to formations around Marseille.

 

[Zasino]

I always wondered why and how gold, for example, would gather in nuggets, clumps and veins inside rocks or dirt. Maybe electricity could explain it.
Michael Steinbacher has a crowdfunding campaign on indiegogo until march to fund his research, https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/electric-universe-geology-research#home
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[Arwenn]

Just watched this, it's very interesting! Cataclysmic geology is not something that would be taught in mainstream academia. His theories of rock formations make sense especially when one compares it to the results from the lab experiments. Thanks for posting.