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Thunderbolts of the Gods is a
108 page 8-1/2 x 11 full color monograph based on the life work of the two
authors--a revolutionary synthesis of comparative mythology and the
newly-discovered "Electric Universe". Order option link: |
An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Myth, Science, and Planetary Catastrophe
In recent years two innovative models of cosmic history have converged. These hypotheses are the "Saturn Model" and the "Electric Universe." THE THEORETICAL WORK For many years mainstream science assumed a clockwork solar system and extremely slow evolutionary processes on earth. More recently, however, leading theorists have shown increasing interest in cosmic catastrophe. Based on rigorous historical investigation, David Talbott proposed the "Saturn Model," a radical reinterpretation of of world mythology and symbolism, pointing directly back to heaven-shattering events recalled by ancient races around the world. The result of decades of research, the Saturn Model can now be presented in substantial detail, with powerful visual clarity and stunning new support from the sciences. For a first look at the Saturn Model see the video documentary, "Remembering the End of the World." Following a much different research path, the Australian physicist Wallace Thornhill devoted more than thirty years to exploring electricity and plasma physics. Now he articulates a new and revolutionary understanding of electricity in the natural world, from macrocosm to microcosm. His work also provides key insights as to how electrical principles, generally ignored by astronomers, supports the extraordinary claims of the Saturn Model. See the Thunderbolts of the Gods DVD, The Electric Sky, and The Electric Universe David Talbott's and Wallace Thornhill's forthcoming book, Thunderbolts of the Gods, will present the first systematic overview of their converging theoretical work. Other researchers exploring the Saturn model are Ev Cochrane, Dwardu Cardona, and Rens van der Sluijs.New books: See God Star and Flare Star The Electric Sky and The Electric Universe Compelling support of the Electric Universe will be found in the work of
such prominent theorists as Kristian Birkeland, Hannes Alfven, Ralph
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