Wallace Thornhill - Future Science in our Electric Universe

[cameddy]

Surprised there isn’t more physical chemistry with “valence shells “, and ( resonance levels ?) or relation of magnetism on chemistry etc - still so brilliant and open minded - thanks for posting this, just love the Thornhill demeanor, what a lesson by a genuine genius 🙏

[susanwoodward]

This is the most important lecture I have listened to in my 69 years! Need to watch several more times to fully digest.

[ZJhontu]

Wal is my absolute favorite all-time Scientist. We’re Electric!!!

[johnallen]

It is always my pleasure and truly a privilege to hear the wonderfully fascinating Universe that is the Electric Universe as put by Wallace Thornhill.

[michaelarmstrong]

Amazing work Wal! Thank you. You are missed!

[cango]

Respect. Nothing but huge respect to this humble man. Thank you.

[JanicePhillips]

Hot diggity! I just can't wait to get this added to my playlist and hit loop!

[MrWhiskers]

I love this channel so much!…I can’t really even put it in words!
What a privilege it is to be part of this knowledge! It’s so inspirational and thought provoking.
Unfortunately my belief is...
“They” are never going to dethrone their god Einstein... not in my lifetime anyway.
They have too much invested in his theory, and because they base it on cosmological observations, I believe they will just keep inferring more “unknown” particles or energy or whatever new ad-hock things they can think of!
It’s so so sad!
But keep up the amazing work guys!

[madincraft]

I learn something new every time I watch this

[aliciaevansunderwoodproduc]

I absolutely love this mans work..what a beautiful contribution he’s made to life.

[bumbleWeaver]

The hollow planet talk reminds me of the weakening and deterioration of the center of the SAFIRE probe. They even noted that the structure looked fine from the outside, but it fell apart when they grabbed it with the pliers.

[br]

rest in peace wal, you were like no other

[BrendonChase_]

At 1:16:25 "One Force to rule them all!" is a very nice reference oc but in the spirit of his lecture, and dare I say his entire body of work, I propose "One Force to *connect* them all!".
Wal embodied the excitement of adventure & exploration in EU theory and the baffling connectedness of it all. How is it possible to miss someone you've never met or spoken to? To recognize a kindred spirit instantaneously as you would a long lost relative? QED

[velikovskysghost]

I've been following Wal Thornhill for going on 30 years now and am happy that I know the old gentleman. He finally got his package of dried fruits this year, as he does every year, as the covid virus had shut down all first class mail to Australia. I do this as a way of saying thank you for all what Wal has done for humanity. I bet I tell at least 5 people a day about the thunderbolts project.

[zachariahcasterline]

The Electric Universe
One force to rule them all

Goosebumps

[gopalm]

DEAR WALLACE SIR AND RESPECTED DAVID TALBOTT SIR, " WISHING YOU A HAPPY PROSPEROUS AND SUCCESSFUL NEW YEAR WITH ADDED STRENGTH JAY SRI RAM JAY HANUMAN OM TAT SAT OM SHAKTI. AND ALL THE BEST FOR THE ELECTRIC UNIVERSE THEORY THUNDERBOLTS PROJECT WHICH IS NATURAL AND ITSELF DIVINE POWER, GODDESS SHAKTI. JAY DURGE AMBE JANANI MAA

[FFE-jszp]

The most significant discovery of human kind.

[davidgillman]

Wallace, this is one of your greatest lectures and what a real eye-opener! If only we could "teach" this in our schools and universities. Maybe we could then train some real scientists to replace the rote learners of the conservation standard physics of the non-scientists who will not change theory as the result of their observations and experiments. As a medical doctor and physiologist, I easily recognise that animal bodies totally function through electromagnetism. How do we get this real science to the majority of our students and stop awarding accolades to students who simply want to rote learn the aged standard story and fail to use original thought processes?

[budgarner]

Wal is right up there with my all time favorite in physics, Professor Julius Sumner Miller! I wonder what he could have added to the EU if he were here today.

[johnnicol]

So electrons & protons. Floating in a soup of neutrinos (the aether). Fascinating. Perhaps neutrinos are so hard to detect because they aren't all flying around at great velocity? They are just sort of "there".