The Electric Universe Theory
The Electric Universe theory highlights the importance of electricity throughout the Universe. It is based on the recognition of existing natural electrical phenomena (eg. lightning, St Elmo’s Fire ), and the known properties of plasmas (ionized “gases”) which make up 99.999% of the visible universe, and react strongly to electro-magnetic ...
Electric Universe theory
The Electric Universe theory argues that electricity plays a significant and more important role in the Universe, than is generally accepted (see also "Electricity throughout the Universe"). The theory does not dismiss gravity.
Electrical scarring | The Electric Universe Theory
Electrical scarring is the theory that some surface features of various cosmic bodies, are caused by electric discharges or cosmic mega-lighting bolts. These include various craters and valley/river systems.
Safire Project | The Electric Universe Theory
The Safire Project is a set of laboratory-based experiments to "explore the role of electricity in stellar and planetary phenomena", in particular, to independently test the Electric Sun theory.[1]
Electric Sun theory | The Electric Universe Theory
The Electric Sun theory (also Electric Star theory, and Electric Sun Model and Electric Sun Hypothesis) is the idea that the Sun (and stars) derives the main sources of its power electrically from its surroundings, rather than from within by nuclear fusion (the mainstream view).
Electricity throughout the Universe | The Electric Universe Theory
In general, electricity is present wherever we find plasma, and since 99.999% of the visible universe is in the plasma state, magnetic field and electric currents are nearly everywhere. This page summarises where electricity and electric currents have been considered to be important.
St Elmo’s fire | The Electric Universe Theory
St. Elmo's fire (also St. Elmo's light[1] Elias's Fire and Helen's Light.[2]) is an electrical weather phenomenon in which luminous plasma is created by a coronal discharge originating from a grounded object in an atmospheric electric field (such as those generated by thunderstorms or thunderstorms created by a volcanic explosion).
Peer reviewed papers | The Electric Universe Theory
There are many peer reviewed papers on electricity in space. They do not necessarily cover all aspects of the "Electric Universe" theories. This website does not endorse any papers listed, and the authors listed are responsible only for their own work. See also the numerous citations in: "Electricity throughout the Universe". Note that peer review
Atmospheric electricity | The Electric Universe Theory
Different layers, or strata of the atmosphere, placed only at small distances from each other, are frequently found to be in different electric states. The phenomena of atmospheric electricity are of three kinds.
“Electric Universe” phrase | The Electric Universe Theory
The “Electric Universe” phrase refers to the theory that electricity plays a significant role in the Universe. See also “Alternative Electric Universe theories“. 1977: Ralph Juergens’ usage. In 1977, Ralph Juergens referred to “an electric universe in the Velikovskian mode”, referring to Velikovsky’s views in his unpublished ...