Show #46: The Electric Universe - Wallace Thornhill Interview

Sunday December 15th 2013: The Electric Universe - Wallace Thornhill Interview

In the wake of recent discoveries, a new way of seeing the physical universe is emerging. The new vantage point emphasizes the role of electricity in space and shows the negligible contribution of gravity in cosmic events.

Images returned by high-powered telescopes and recent space probes have challenged astronomers’ long-standing assumptions about galaxies and their constituent stars, about the evolution of our solar system, and about the nature and history of Earth.

The new discoveries also suggest that our early ancestors may have witnessed awe inspiring electrical events in the heavens—the source of myths and symbols around the world.

This week on Sott Talk Radio we'll be interviewing Australian physicist Wallace Thornhill. Wallace graduated in physics at Melbourne University in 1964 and began postgraduate studies with Prof. Victor Hopper’s upper atmosphere research group. Before entering university, he had been inspired by Immanuel Velikovsky through his controversial best-selling book, Worlds in Collision. Wallace has published several books with David Talbott including Thunderbolts of the Gods and The Electric Universe, on the combined subjects of the recent history of the solar system and the Electric nature of the Universe. So, in short, he's the ideal person to discuss this most interesting of topics with us.

Join us this Sunday December 15th from 2-4pm EST (8-10pm CET) for what promises to be a most interesting discussion on the true nature of the universe.


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I checked the old Sott Radio Network on YT but it's not there.
 
Also thanks for mentioning it - I'd missed this interview!

I finally got to it. What a fantastic interview. Thanks for finding it brandon. 😃

A thought occurred to me that, perhaps, part of the craziness that's being imposed upon us from PTB land is to keep us from understanding the electrical nature of the universe. The completely mechanical and isolated understanding of electricity with the latest push via "renewable resources" (solar panels, windmills, batteries, etc.) to, perhaps, keep us diverted from looking towards an electric universe option, which has huge implications beyond our conventional use of electricity, now feels more like a 'last ditch' attempt. Don't get me wrong, I like the electricity that powers our house, but that system feels so small now.
 
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