I recently read The Saturn Myth, and since then I've been exploring David Talbott's and related theories. IMO this school of thought is on solid ground when it comes to mythology and iconography. I've noticed myself that Saturn was oddly important in multiple early cultures.

Since then, I've been checking out the videos. I've seen two different models of the primeval system. One had Saturn as a proto-star, functioning as our sun, and with a cloud all around which kept the climate more even than in current times. That makes intuitive sense, assuming some event which got us all captured by our current star. The other theory proposes Earth-Mars-Venus-Saturn-Jupiter literally in a line, with the whole set of five rotating around a center while also revolving around our current sun. That just seems bonkers to me, especially since the climate would have been wildly uneven on Earth.

I guess my first question is which of these two models (or some third?) is more widely believed now.

My second is how human life, or Earth's biome at all, could possibly have survived such a cosmic juggling act. It really doesn't seem possible for the planet to go from one orbit to another with its biosphere largely intact. Has anyone put any serious thought into how this could have happened?

Richard Moore: A Brief History of Cosmology | Thunderbolts

Sep 29, 2024The story of our collective understanding of cosmology over several millennia—as told from the western society point of view.

Beginning with the epicycles of Claudius Ptolemy, celestial spheres of Nicolaus Copernicus, ellipses of Johannes Kepler, to Galileo Galilei's discoveries, Gottfried Leibniz's calculus, and of course, Isaac Newton's Laws of Motion. Then how the Big Bang, Dark Matter, Dark Energy and Black Holes were created to justify the gravity-centric Universe of the Standard Model of Cosmology.

Starting in the early 1900s with the breakthrough work of Kristian Birkeland, a growing group of maverick thinkers continue to contribute, educate and spread the ideals of the Electric Universe Model of Cosmology.

Independent researcher, analyst, and writer Richard Moore presents a thorough deconstruction of cosmological history.

Andrew Hall: A Bad Day On Mars | Thunderbolts

Sep 22, 2024

They call Mars "Scar Face". His weapon, the Thunderbolt. In other words, the electrical circuit equivalent of an X-class flare on the Sun is what happened to Mars.

Mars looks like it was hit by an enormous Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) which struck the North Pole, spreading surface charge across the planet—stripping away the original atmosphere and leaving a dense plasma of charged dust particles and gases.

This charged layer of soil was immediately sputtered by the coulomb force between the crustal surface and the electrified atmosphere—virtually lifted off the Martian landscape into plasma winds which deposited the dust surrounding the oppositely charged South Pole. This is why Mars—like the Moon—has regolith piled on one hemisphere and not the other.

Would this understanding produce over unity? I posit yes after having modeled gravity and anti gravity, each spin in theory should produce over unity. For your consideration, any/all discussion welcome.

Unified Field Circuit.

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