Going beyond Juergens Electric Sun Model with Wal Thornhill

In the previous 2 episodes we have examined Juergens model in detail and looked at how the main mechanisms work. We identified that there were several assumptions that Juergens made which we now know were not correct. In the first of several parts we will explore how Juergens model has been adapted by the EU community to overcome some of these assumptions. In this episode we will be talking to Wal Thornhill about how he came across Juergens model and discussing some of the main adaptations he and others have made to this model. In the second part of this discussion we will focus on how exactly the Sun is connected to the outside environment and how this differs from Juergens model.

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[paulburrell]

Great to see Wal Thornhill on the show: one of the greatest minds of our time

[ArchonOne]

I love how you can see on Wal’s face that he knows SAFIRE validates his prediction and model. It doesn’t matter if the mainstreamers won’t acknowledge and continue with their broken, non-predictive model, Wal was right and he knew it.

[LostHorizon]

Great interview with Wal, looking forward to the rest !

[ravenkeefer]

Enjoy genuine scientific method, actual observations being included in scientific discussion...what a rare occurrence these days... Be Well Gareth, Wal.. ✌ALL, R

[sempertard]

Amongst everything else you do, your interviewing skills are to be admired. Well done Gareth, and thank you.

[HastaeMartis]

At last prof. Thornhill on See the pattern. I can't wait! Great gift for my birthday.
Finalmente i prof. Thornhill su See the Pattern. Non vedo l'ora! Un bel regalo di compleanno.

[Xeno_Bardock]

Would be great if Wal Thornhill also talks about hollow planets and electric gravity.

[Problembeing]

So great to see you talking with Wal, I’ve had the pleasure of spending quality time with him over two consecutive EUUK events in two years. Endlessly fascinating and deeply authentic. His mind frazzles you at a spooky distance :)

[jdcjr]

Thank you very much. Listening to your interview of Wal Thornhill is a joy, and is giving me a better understanding of the context of EU theory.

[scottflick]

I have a screenshot I captured from a SDO clip. That captured a huge actual Birkeland Current near the Sun(which is why it can be seen). Love to share.

[aaabeverages]

A bit heaven opened up.
My God it's the most fascinating talk of Nuclear Plasma Chemistry & warm fusion.

[GregJay]

Excellent job! Kudos on getting Wal, he's the best

[YoshionoKimochi]

Great to see you getting a chance to talk with Wal and get questions answered. That's awesome!

[nobigbang]

This conclusion for trilogy will be very interesting. Great quality videos.

[ericpeterson]

Wal Thornhill is my favorite EU guy! You’re doing a great job with your program brother!

[madincraft]

I'm so happy to see someone exploring this.

[janhemmer]

An other example of a solar phenomenon that hints at an external electrical circuit being active, is the fact that the observed activity of polar faculae is in counter phase with sunspot activity.
Because when you divide the distance back and forth of the heliopause by the mean velocity of the solar wind, you obtain the time an accumulated shockwave in the solar wind takes to cross that distance and back to the poles of the sun.
And the outcome is about 6 years, which would fit perfectly.

[fletchermonroe]

Oooo ! my reminder is on ...that's my evening taken care of . More about stars on a string please ? this theory is fascinating, knocks the socks off TV !

[davidwilkie]

His scientific uncertainty was communicated very well and appropriately moderated by doing the research.
I was not ready to understand the significance of what he was correct about until more of the holography emerged from Susskind's lectures, to me personally.

Thank you Wal.

[rogerscottcathey]

Kervran's path towards deducing an enzyme capable of transferring neutrons as well as protons from one molecule to another was fascinating.