Last week I discussed the discovery of a gigantic cosmic “ribbon” observed by NASA scientists, indicative of a magnetic  “heliosphere.” This, in essence, is a gigantic magnetic bubble that fills the sky, emitting no light and having remained invisible until only recently. The “ribbon” has caused quite a stir, since theories as to what causes the strange manifestation vary greatly.

However, at the website Thunderbolts.info, Wallace Thornhill and David Talbott propose a radical theory that the universe is actually electric in nature, and that present theories that look to gravity for answers, quite simply, don’t carry much weight. For Thornhill, the appearance of this cosmic ribbon is only further proof that Earth’s Sun is indeed an electric body.

Before we get to the way the electric theory might interpret this anomaly, it is worth noting that NASA scientists and various others are, at present, befuddled. Quoting David McComas of Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas, “The thing that’s really shocking is this ribbon,” since it is 10 times more intense than anticipated gusts in the solar wind blowing against the boundary being observed. “Charged particles have apparently become bunched along the ribbon near the boundary, but how they got there is still a big mystery.” McComas is the IBEX principal investigator, and was instrumental in the discovery. “We had no idea this ribbon existed–or what has created it. Our previous ideas about the outer heliosphere are going to have to be revised.”

Along these same lines, space physicist Neil Murphy of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California says “I’m blown away completely. It’s amazing, it’s opened up a new kind of astronomy.”

A new astronomy indeed.

As far back as 2006, Thornhill was quoted saying, “The expectations of NASA scientists are not being met because their shock front model is incorrect. The boundary that Voyager has reached is more complex and structured than a mechanical impact.” Looking at the recent data, IBEX has discovered that the heliosheath is dominated not by the Sun but by the Galaxy’s magnetic field. Thornhill says this suggests that, “since the galaxy’s magnetic field traces the direction of interstellar electric current flow in space near the Sun, it is a result that conforms to the proposed electric universe model of galaxies and stars.”

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