Andrew Hall: Lightning-Scarred Planet Earth, Part 1 | Space News

Within the Electric Universe community, a growing number of inquirers are exploring the surface of our planet, identifying the indelible marks left by high-energy electrical discharges. In this episode, Thunderbolts colleague Andy Hall continues his remarkable series of presentations with this two-part exploration of the lightning-scarred Earth.

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[asbpe]

Somewhere, Michael Steinbacher is smiling. :) He may have left us, but his cogent theories based upon his field observations live on in his youtube channel. Andy Hall's wonderful presentation reminds me of the gorgeous photograph of Shiprock taken by Michael Steinbacher, which can be seen in his video entitled "Shiprock" as well as the banner across his channel.

[velikovskysghost]

What more can be said, what more needs to be said, Andy Hall does it again and gives an explanation that makes perfect sense. If we don't live in an electric universe I'll eat my boots.

[andersjonsson]

Brilliant stuff once again by the sharp mind of Andy Hall from the thunderbolt project

[seanleech]

Incredible and easy to understand video, Thank You .

[vicgeorge]

Thanks, Andy. 10/10. Perfectly described.

[bassangler]

Awesome, looking forward to the rest of the series

[TheTimeshadows]

Wonderful. Thank you so much. I am looking forward to part 2.

[meeeowww]

Looking like a real good series this one. Very well researched Andy, bravo

[daniels]

Ive seen hundreds of those mounds, thank you for solving the mystery for me. And you don't have to go all the way to Kayente to see them, many outside phx

[larrysilver]

another fantastic production by the T-bolts.

[fredfarquar]

Thank you, TBP! It's like Christmas come early!😁👍😁

[QUIKsurgreen]

This is so concise - Thank you Andy! :)

[TheSouthwestBackpacker]

Excellent production! Shiprock is a fascinating feature and I always thought it looked like a massive lightning bolt hit this area from a satellite or aerial image. For the record, Shiprock is in New Mexico (not Arizona - 9:45) Looking forward to part 2!

[HighNoon]

Thank you! So glad to see you guys continuing to examine the evidence for electric geology.

[RobPainless]

Great episode and explanations. Looking forward to part 2.

[darinwood]

Well done, sir! I enjoy your presentations and explanation of these processes.

[FirstSuiGeneris]

_Well done and looking forward to part two, can't wait!_

[dougvanderhoop]

Interesting stuff. Liked and subcribed.

[nealruth]

Yep...Electric Universe. Merry Christmas too all !

[gems]

Thank you for all the great work in 2017, looking forward to what EU brings in 2018