Andrew Hall: Subsurface Birkeland Currents – How the Earth Thinks? | Space News

Author and Thunderbolts colleague Andrew Hall continues his remarkable “Eye of the Storm” series investigating the groundbreaking field of Electric Universe geology. In this episode, Andy explores the North American and Caribbean current loops. The Earth works as a coherent circuit. It’s a circuit within a bigger circuit centered on the Sun. And it has circuits within it, shaping the continents and weather.

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Previously on the "Eye of the Storm" series — Episode 9, Part 1
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[JanicePhillips]

Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
Electricity is everywhere. It is everything.
Thank you!

[Oldhogleg]

It's so nice to see explanations that includes electrical elements, principles, and circuit components.

[coxlwxq]

I love this channel. Though plasma physics is way beyond me, this is so much more intuitive because the visual evidence is so strong.

[tumblebugspace]

As always, mind-blowing. Thank *you, * Mr. Hall!

[E.lectricityNorth]

The culmination. Loved it. You're a great explainer Andy Hall. It's a world of thought, there is no doubt about it. We're in a brain. Or at the very least, inside something alive, which computes. Electricity is life.

[ObsidianRadio]

Loving Andrews "Eye of the Storm" series. Great work!

[barrycrump]

Prof. Dave (Professor Dave Explains) freaked out when I had the temerity to suggest that the theory of Dark Matter and Dark Energy could be considered a pseudoscience because it relied upon mathematical contortions in order to fit with the prevailing paradigm.

[Rahatlakhoom]

Thank you Andrew. We are beginning a long recovery from cosmic amnesia. Not only is the universe electric, it is conscious.

[midnightsocean]

This was like the part in the movie where you don't look away for even a second to see where the last of the popcorn is in the bag. Amazing video.

[donaldbest]

I really appreciate your thoughts. Thanks.

[weinerdog]

Never occured to me. But, now that it is pointed out....damn.

[haroldshull]

Thank you Andrew for providing another venue of explanation of how electrical energy has formed the world that we know. As well as that same energy keeping the world from being a static place.

[jons]

Hello, Mr. Hall;
Thank you for all you do.
Life is electricity, it had to come from somewhere.

Add the standing wave background signal (SR) & the idea that DNA may communicate via radio.
What marvelous things we see today.
Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!

[multi_misa]

Yup, this one blew my mind to oblivion. Andy my man, thank you for this whole series. Beyond awesome.

[willembont]

Master piece presentation. Thank you for sharing your compelling insights.

[Ricca_Day]

👏👏👏👏🙌
Bravo! So well presented.
Makes so much more sense than only considering plate tectonics.

[thomaselmore]

Awesome work. So necessary for our advancement.

[JamesHolben]

Superb series...can't wait for the summary...

[danielstephenson]

I've always found what Andy talks about rather Interesting and in-depth but hard to understand fully with he talks about. Thankfully this video I was able to understand what he was teaching 😎

[fictitiousart]

Always fascinating. Thank you for promoting science that actually matters!