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Cosmic Thunderbolts

Bill Machon

The Thunderbolts Project seeks to call into question modern science's assumptions about how the universe works. Their video, Thunderbolts of the Gods, presents alternative ideas that challenge the modern scientific status quo. Using already established principles of electricity, the video seeks to redefine explanations for deep space discoveries, recent revelations about plasma, and also offers an alternative view of ancient human history. It's all woven together and presented as an intriguing film that is intended to spur open-minded dialogue about new possiblities.


Link to Google Video

Link to Thunderbirds website

Photo courtesy Flickr user jalalspages

12-17-07

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Genius.

Submitted by japanutsos on Wed, 12/19/2007 - 00:07.
After watching this genius video, I just sat there with my mouth wide open. Like the signal that flipped lids in my birth year of 1977, WOW!!! I just have one question to ask ... Could intelligent, biological lifeforms learn to travel along pulses of electricity between astrophysical plasma? From galaxy to galaxy? Nevermind, they already have. Genius.
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Nietzsche

Submitted by guitaoist on Sun, 03/30/2008 - 22:04.

You know, Friedrich was deathly afraid of the thunder because his mind was so powerful that he could emulate a tremendous catalyst that might have struck him dead. He said so in his letters.

Nietzsche's Letter to Overbeck,
February 11, 1883
"I, with my physical style of thinking, now see myself as the victim of a terrestrial and climatic disturbance, to which Europe is exposed. How can I help having an extra sense organ and a new source of suffering!"

 

Emerson controlling the breeze was only the first step (and Nietzsche loved Emerson) Ps, I've got it too.