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See also:
www.thunderbolts.info
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". Comes with The
Electric universe Tutorial DVD
Order option link:
Thunderbolts of the Gods
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Kronia Group
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."
For many years mainstream science assumed a clockwork solar system and
gradual evolution of life on earth. More recently, however, leading theorists
have shown increasing interest in cosmic catastrophe. Following a rigorous
historical investigation, David Talbott proposed the
"Saturn Model," a
radical vision of great spectacles in the heavens, 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. See the video documentary,
New books: See
God Star and
Flare Star
The Electric Sky
and The Electric Universe
Utilizing many different research tools, the Australian physicist Wallace
Thornhill found himself in surprising agreement with Talbott’s most
fundamental claims. His explorations in plasma physics, spanning some thirty
years, have provided a new understanding of the organizing forces of nature,
active at all levels of observation. He has also provided fundamental insights
as to how electrical principles, generally ignored by
science, substantiate
numerous claims of the Saturn Model.
Significantly, both Talbott and Thornhill found crucial inspiration in the
groundbreaking, but controversial writings of Immanuel Velikovsky, author of
Worlds
in Collision. The two authors’ book, Thunderbolts of the
Gods, presents the first systematic overview of their converging
theoretical work.
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Other researchers exploring the Saturn model are Ev Cochrane, Dwardu Cardona, and
Rens van der Sluijs.
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Compelling support of the Electric Universe will be found in the work of
such prominent theorists as Kristian Birkeland, Hannes Alfven, Ralph
Juergens, Tony Peratt, and others.
Did Planets Nearly Collide Within Human Memory?
On this site you will:
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Get rare information that could shatter the prevailing view of earth’s
past.
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Access a powerfully holistic and testable model of planetary catastrophe.
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Catch a glimpse of a fresh new science for the Third Millennium
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Be introduced to the Electric Universe and Plasma
Cosmology.
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Amy Acheson
(1946 - 2005)
Editor of the electronic newsletter, THOTH,
author of numerous articles. Educated in astronomy, she is known for her
accurate and persuasive summaries of the work of Halton Arp and Wallace
Thornhill for the intellectually curious who may not have formal training in
astronomy or physics.
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Mel Acheson
Educated in astronomy, author of numerous articles, his wit and insight will
give you both a chuckle and something to think about. His editorials were a
regular feature in the electronic newsletter THOTH. He is now the managing
editor for the Picture of the Day feature on
www.thunderbolts.info
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© Wal Thornhill 2001 |
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Michael Armstrong
Long-time planetary catastrophist, supporter of, and lecturer on, the
Electric Universe, the Saturn Model, and the implications for origins,
philosophy, and theology, he is publisher/producer of video and newsletter work
related to the science of catastrophics and the Electric Universe.
Email at michael@kronia.com
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Ev Cochrane
Another premier catastrophics researcher and
comparative mythologist catastrophics, he is currently publisher of
"AEON, A Journal of Myth, Science, and Ancient History". Author of
Martian
Metamorphoses. and
The
Many Faces of Venus. |
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Donald Scott
Retired professor of electrical engineering at the University of
Massachusetts/Amherst, known for his cogent presentations on the
"electric sun." In addition to his lectures, he has been the emcee of our
Conferences. Author of An Introduction to
Circuit Analysis — A Systems Approach and The Electric Sun
Don Scott website:
www.electric-cosmos.org |
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David Talbott
Comparative mythologist whose work offers a radical new vantage point on
the origin of ancient cultural themes and symbols. His research has been the
primary catalyst behind the "Saturn Model," and is the subject of
the feature documentary, "Remembering the End of the
World." Author
of The Saturn Myth, co-author of Thunderbolts of the Gods
and The Electric Universe. |
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© Wal Thornhill 2001 |
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Wallace Thornhill
Australian physicist. His work on "The Electric Universe" provides the broadest
synthesis of electrical principles to date. It offers a new vantage point on
solar system history, planetary cratering and scarring, the dynamics of the
sun, and the nature of galaxies. Wal is co-author of Thunderbolts of the Gods
and The Electric Universe and senior editor for
www.thunderbolts.info.
His website is:
www.holoscience.com
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© Wal Thornhill 2001
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Ian Tresman
Long-time planetary catastrophist, Ian has been
very active in England with the Society for Interdisciplinary Studies. He is
the developer of the Catastrophism Archive files and CD, and the webmaster
for various related websites. |
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