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I was recently introduced to your campaign to bring science to the people and I
really applaud what you’re doing.

I was a scientist and have now worked in the semiconductor industry for about
16 years. One of the key things that caused me to leave academic science was a
disappointment I felt around the lack of open critical discourse on new ideas.
Over the last few years I’ve been following an exciting new paradigm
that’s been built by a growing number of physicists, electrical engineers,
astronomers (e.g Halton Arp) and educated lay people.

I’d like to suggest to you an exciting area of discussion that could be
brought more into the public view. There are ongoing astronomy observations
that challenge our conventional gravity-dominated view of the universe. In
fact, a large group of scientists and engineers published an open letter in New
Scientist asking for a more open discussion on our
big bang cosmology paradigm (http://www.cosmologystatement.org/).

Briefly put, there is significant evidence that electrical currents flow
through ubiquitous plasma in space. The Aurora borealis is a very evident
example of electrical currents flowing from the sun to Earth. Plasma, in
varying densities, is known to fill space and has been shown to be an excellent
conductor. One of the leading proponents of the electrical nature of space is
Wallace Thornhill. Thornhill recently made some highly successful predictions
of how the comet probe Deep Impact would behave on nearing Tempel 1. His
predictions were very public and uniformly correct. Alternatively, NASA’s
predictions were not correct at all. Yet there is no ensuing discussion about
it. In a rational world I would expect researchers to say “Hey, that’s
interesting. Let’s explore this different model”. I’m naive, I
know.

As an outsider looking in, I’m amazed at the intransigence of the astronomy
community to even entertain a discussion about the electrical nature of space.
There are electrical engineering journals that publish work on that topic, but
astronomers don’t read those.

If ever I saw a scientific movement that was led by the public and people
outside of the science elite, it is this electric universe movement. And if
there was a scientific paradigm that was in need of popularizing, it is this
one. Hence the object of my e
mail to you.

I ask a favor. Please go look at the predictions page here:
http://www.thunderbolts.info/predictions.htm#cdi. ; Any scientific model is best
judged by the success of its predictions. And if you find it interesting,
contact Wal Thornhill at walt@holoscience.com. He’s a great guy.

Also, ponder these relevant facts that caused me to dive into this theory in
more detail:

- the solar wind accelerates as it moves away from the sun. Conventional
theory cannot explain that. An electrical field between the sun and the
heliopause does.
- Saturn has a perfectly shaped hexagon at its north pole. (See this picture
http://lasp.colorado.edu/~bagenal/3720/CLASS19/saturn_npole.jpg Really look at
the innermost dark shape.) Conventional theory cannot explain that. An
electrical current between the Sun and Saturn does.
- “Impact” craters can be hexagonal. Electrical arcs would do that.
(See this picture
http://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2008/arch08/080121mal-mimas.htm and there are
many others)
- Comets emit x-rays. Conventional theory cannot explain those energies.
However, if comets are moving from one charged plasma environment in the outer
solar system to a different charged environment closer to the sun, then plasma
interactions predict a wide spectrum of electromagnetic emissions, including
x-rays
- Saturn has “hot” poles (relative to its equator), both north and
south. Conventional theory cannot explain that but Wallace Thornhill predicted
it to be the case.
- The Sun’s temperature at its surface is 3000K but rises as you move away
from the sun towards its corona to about 2million K. The electrical model
predicts this temperature increase moving away from the sun, but it is
contrary to a fusion-only model of the Sun.

There are others. I know you must be busy and this is a long email. You seem
very scientifically curious so I thought at least you would find this
interesting. You should contact Wal Thornhill though. He is a very nice, very
balanced guy with great ideas.

Thanks

Tom Wilson

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