Links

 

This page contains many links that I have found interesting.  They are not all sympathetic to my views, nor do I necessarily agree with everything on all of them.  Many of them are excellent - and I do agree with the ideas expressed in many of them.  I have tried to group them roughly by topic.  As time goes on, I will add more topics and more links. The web is a living thing and, as such, links occasionally die.  I will try and remove inactive links as best I can - I am aware of the problem.  I have marked some of my favorites with an asterisk.  Enjoy.
 

Videos

There are several worthwhile videos available for viewing on the You Tube web site. Only some of these videos are excellent - many are not. My suggestion is

Click here. Then scroll down to the COSMOLOGY QUEST videos.

 

The Best Sources of Information about the Electric Universe

Thunderbolt Picture of the Day Subject Archive*

Thunderbolt Blogs

 

Einstein's Special and General Relativity

Hilton Ratcliffe's Page*

 

Genral Information

The Electric Universe* A star with a partial photosphere
Plasma Physics X-ray Flare from Brown Dwarf Star
Plasma cosmology* Radio emission from the same Brown Dwarf
Stephen Crothers Falsifies Black Holes Jupiter's "Magnetosphere" (Plasmasphere)
Hannes Alfven (1908-1995) Sun's Temperature Inversion
Electricity in Space - Hannes Alfven Planetary Nebulae
The Sun's Electric Glow Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram
SOHO Gallery Space "Weather"
Earth's Magnetosphere MACHOs & WIMPs
The work of C.E.R. Bruce Solar Corona
Maxwell's Equations and Force Laws (Technical)  

 

Halton Arp and Redshift

Temperature of Deep Space (CMB) The Big Bang Never Happened
Cygnus A Paul Marmet's View
Exploding the Big Bang Big Bang Theory Under Fire
Open Letter to the Scientific Community* Quasar in front of a galaxy*
"Seeing Red..." _ A review Arp and the Peculiar Galaxies
Images of Arp's  Galaxies Quantization of Redshift
A Seyfert Galaxy with a BL Lac object "off the beam" Red Shift Riddles
Halton Arp and Galileo Quasars - Are They Near or Far?
Images of Radio Galaxies & Quasars Causality, Measurement and Space
Big Bang Fails a Test Big Bang - You're Dead
List of Invented "Dark Matter" Types  

 

Miscellanea

James Hogan's Cosmic Power Grid Craters I
SIS Resource Page Craters II
Radio Emissions from Jupiter Craters - The Accepted View
   
   
   
   

Quotations from Hannes Alfvén

“Scientists tend to resist interdisciplinary inquiries into their own territory.  In many instances, such parochialism is founded on the fear that intrusion from other disciplines would compete unfairly for limited financial resources and thus diminish their own opportunity for research.” -

“The peer review system is satisfactory during quiescent times, but not during a revolution in a discipline such as astrophysics, when the establishment seeks to preserve the status quo.”

"Students using astrophysical textbooks remain essentially ignorant of even the existence of plasma concepts, despite the fact that some of them have been known for half a century. The conclusion is that astrophysics is too important to be left in the hands of astrophysicists who have gotten their main knowledge from these textbooks."

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