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Michael Clarage: Cosmology of the Electric Universe (Part 1)

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First published at 13:21 UTC on March 2nd, 2021.

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Cosmology of the Electric Universe, Part 1 – Body of the Sun. Whether in geology, or biology, or planetary science, we find a consensus in the EU community that we all live in a connected Universe, a Universe of worlds within worlds. Hierarchy is a real idea: a cell within your body is not at the same level as your entire body; a star within a galaxy is not at the same level as the entire galaxy. Differences in scale matter, they are real, and they give a complexity and a beauty to existence.
In the first of a two-part presentation, Michael Clarage, PhD, Lead Scientist of The SAFIRE Project, illustrates how the electrical systems of the Earth and the planets exists within the larger electrical body of the Sun.
Source: ThunderboltsProject

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