Donald E. Scott: Dark Matter Debunked | Thunderbolts

It's time to put to bed the fairytale of Dark Matter. Something so dark and mysterious that it remains undetected after decades of searching with sophisticated instruments.

In 2014, a vast network of plasma filaments—the Intergalactic Web—was discovered that connects many if not all the galaxies in the universe. Evidence shows stars are connected to their planets and to other stars, and all galaxies are connected. The more we carefully examine, we find the cosmos interconnected with plasma filaments—also known as Birkeland Currents.

Author and electrical engineer Donald E. Scott, PhD, systematically debunks the theory, and most importantly, the rationale, for Dark Matter.

SOURCE MATERIAL
Chapter 10: Birkeland Currents Revisited and Analyzed
Chapter 11: Extending the Bessel Function FAC Model
"The Interconnected Cosmos"
— a new book by Donald E. Scott

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[Oldhogleg]

I stopped watching documentaries on conventional astronomy and cosmology over a decade ago, I just can no longer stomach the Gaslighting.

[jcw]

Excellent. Well-presented logically, mathematically, theoretically, graphically and artistically. If only there were "ears to hear and eyes to see" in the consensus science community.

[velikovskysghost]

Don't you just love the way Dr. Scott presents his argument?, sensible, understandable, evidenced, up to date, and based on a theory that actually works, can be scaled up, or down with the same results. This cannot be done with the standard gravitational theory and as Dr. Scott points out they won't change their minds even when the evidence proves them wrong, a sad state of affairs in the world of science as we know it.

[islw]

After following thinkers like you for decades it becomes clear that you are a scientist, and 'mainstream science' is a religion. Thank you for sharing.

[Jollyprez]

I look forward to the day that Relativity is finally jettisoned completely. Einstein wouldn't have had to "bend space" if he hadn't been trapped in the gravity model. That he was "trapped" was mostly his own fault, of course. And, once THAT nonsense is gone, time and space dilations can go away.

[justicetruth]

Fantastic Work! Thank you so much for your efforts. You guys are working hard to drag the Truth of the Universe from the Jaws of the Bankster Oligarchy. The truth is being revealed and Humanity will once again pursue it's rightful path to divinity.

[JackBlack-pyen]

The most important channel on YouTube.

[carlwalsh]

Always gratifying to discover truth. Astonishing that in a universe that is virtually all plama, it's virtually prohibited to study it with plasma physics!

[jons]

Thank you, Dr. Scott!
This is the best video I've seen in quite some time.
That's really saying something because I watch the Suspicious0bservers channel daily.
So I'm used to very good videos reporting on very good to excellent science regularly.
Almost daily, in fact.
You are clearly on the cutting edge of science in your efforts to understand these things.
BTW, I've wondered if it might be possible to use Birkeland currents to move thru space.
Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!

[dinocroes]

Thank you Don. This is awesome. Simply and Elegant. Yet with huge implication

[geraldflorence]

I've always wondered how "gravity" would start rotating rather than just drawing material in a spherical compression. To top that, why would "gravity", if it could rotate, why would all of the material come in as a disk?

[Snailmailtrucker]

*Brilliant presentation Donald... YOU ROCK !*

[sibeguy]

Great video…book ordered…looking forward to the next EU conference!

[TheZooman]

Interesting, I to am looking into an alternative model for magnetism and gravitation.

[jenkins]

I've recently been hearing quite a lot of talk from scientists about giving up on the Dark Matter theory.

[douglasstrother]

Dark Matter/Dark Energy: sending Cosmologists & Astrophysicists on a Galactic Snipe Hunt for decades.

[Drbob]

Do double layers in electrochemical reactions obey your ideas?

[Agent]

While plasma cosmology and electric universe theories raise valid critiques, they:

* Lack quantitative predictive models that rival the precision of general relativity or ΛCDM.

* Often don’t explain gravitational lensing, the CMB anisotropies, or galaxy cluster dynamics as consistently or comprehensively as dark matter models.

* Sometimes overextend analogies from plasma physics without providing testable mathematical frameworks.

[flightofarrow]

I was hauling hay into the stack yard in southern Idaho out by Sand Dunes park I pulled into the yard the dust was about 6”deep it was boiling hot and dead calm
I got out of the truck started unstrapping the load walked around the truck to roll my straps and there it was a dust devil about six feet tall about two foot at the top it was moving slowly like a dancer I thought this thing is alive it moved towards me and around me it stopped rotating and the the dust fell straight to the ground and reveled a smaller dust devil rotating in the opposite direction it slowly moved away and just disappeared t was just dumbfounded

[ratboygenius]

There is one thing that I still can't wrap my mind around. Some of these Birkeland currents supposedly travel many (dozens? hundreds?) light years across space. Do these currents (can electricity) travel faster than light? I don't understand how these structures maintain cohesion and stability moving at a snail's pace across such such vast distances. Maybe it's a simple thing, but I'm missing it.