Eugene Bagashov: Asteroid Missions and Crumbling Theories | Space News

Today, two spacecraft exploring two separate asteroids may provide critical data that could change scientists’ thoughts about these mysterious, rocky worlds. Since June of 2018, the Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa2 has surveyed the surface of the asteroid Ryugu, and recently Japan’s space agency performed a touchdown on the object to collect physical samples, which will reach Earth late next year. Meanwhile, NASA’s Osiris-REx Spacecraft is exploring an asteroid of remarkably similar size, called Bennu, with dust samples from the asteroid scheduled to return to Earth in 2023. Already, what the spacecrafts have found has surprised scientists on Earth, including the “surprisingly dry” surface of Ryugu, and recently, the completely unexpected emission of “energetic plumes” of particles from the asteroid Bennu. In part one of this three-part presentation, physicist Eugene Bagashov explores in detail what the missions have already found, and he suggests from the Electric Universe perspective what future discoveries might reveal.

If you see a CC with this video, it means that subtitles are available. To find out which ones, click on the Gear Icon in the lower right area of the video box and click on “subtitles” in the drop-down box. Then click on the subtitle that you would like.

Twitter: @tboltsproject

[velikovskysghost]

I am glad we have Eugene on our team he's a bright and inspiring young gentleman who is also inspired by some of the sharpest minds extent! I am so looking forward to part two! Thanks Eugene and thanks thunderbolts/electric universe.

[helpdeskjnp]

Brilliant and logical presentation as usual. Very lucky to have such a brain working on true science and the mysteries of the universe! Thanks Eugene!

[fredfarquar]

Concise, clear, nicely done! Thank you, Eugene and TBP!

[anthonycravatta]

Always great to hear from Eugene. Thank you for your insight!

[Myrddnn]

Nice presentation. I would add that by slowly approaching, the probe is inserting itself into the same ion/plasma flow that the asteroid is in, and giving itself time to balance it's potential to match that flow. It is only when one rapidly changes the gradient of the electrical field that you get an arcing or coma effect.

[cemery]

I've been thinking of an electro-static universe...dust bunnys without gravity and how to apply it to space craft shielding...it would seem wise to acquire mass and shielding in a weightless space to transit through hazardous areas...using an available particle and drilling into it's core while using it's mass for propulsion, shielding and refined materials interior structures would seem to be optimal.

[bingsballyhoo]

While it is probably not the case, the first thing that came to mind when I saw the shape of these two asteroids, was that they looked like giant rough diamonds.
Good video. You are one of my favorite EU presenters.

[ObsidianRadio]

Never been this early. I don't have much to add this time except I'm really appreciating that I found you guys what seems to be five years ago. And I hope you guys continue to post more for decades to come. I'm learning so much here.

5:31 Very interesting connection to how Saturn looks. Love you guys.

[checkthecoding]

Many thanks for your always illuminating presentations into user-friendly language.

[E.lectricityNorth]

Eugene, you prove your worth with each successive insight and analysis. Why might the charge between lander and asteroid have been neutralized, in your opinion? I am also continually impressed with your incredible advancement in the English language, well done! Your brain is critical to the EU movement and community...thank you!

[grinch]

I suppose the difference between the Hayabusu 2 and the Tempel 1 Deep Impact experiment would be that the HB2 has had a long duration proximity discharge and contact discharge equalizing the voltage dif between the impactor and target. Next time, maybe they could send 2 projectiles, one launched on 1st approach, then land to inspect and launch the 2nd before mission ends.

[paskwawi]

David Lapoint's The Primer Fields shows how electromagnetic fields can lock matter into place at precise patterns. After watching his vids it really helped in putting together the electric model as it gives good video evidence. Too bad I heard he refuses to help the electric universe theory develop as he copyright his discoveries.

[theelectricorigins]

Congratulations Eugene! Great insight thinking in doing dendrochronology with Saturn's rings. Long time since I didn't find a so creative physicist. Big idea. Wholly speaking, I would like to take this opportunity to praise you for your research methodology and the nice way of explaining.

[jonbigman]

I still don't know why they keep referring to asteroids and comets as a source of our water when we have a rather large hydrogen charge sprinkler in the center of our solar system... I mean really? Hydrogen + oxygen=Water.... Now if it was the initial source they refer to well I think that source was the EU theory of Earth being an alien to this solar system and got it's initial hydrogen from our best Sun....

[grahamhurlstone-jones]

Finally....they are debris from our planets, I have been saying it for are they in for a surprise....great video thx.

[alexandercane]

Could you guys demonstrate the use of electromagnetic fields to manipulate objects both conductive and otherwise amongst various sizes?

[KaidaHirschel]

Has anyone in TBP researched electrical nature of trees and plants? I recently ran across the "giant petrified trees" theory that certain geologic features are actually the petrified stumps of 40 mile tall trees. (devil's tower is one example given)

Obviously this is kind of ridiculous, but it got me thinking. From what I've seen on this channel these formations were most likely created by planetary thunderbolts, but the similarities to the structure of a tree stump is astonishing. Is it possible that the shape and structure of trees (and other plants) are dictated by electrical flow? Do trees grow in the way they do because it provides the most efficient form of electron transportation? Can tree growth be stimulated or stunted in predictable ways by manipulating the charge flow through different branches or parts of the tree?

I'd love to see a video exploring this. :)

[TheDandyMann]

Why are these asteroids shaped like oblate octahedrons? And what is the significance of this shape for these objects?

[wchiwinky]

wOw, that was dense =D
..and the beauty of advanced technology that can provide info/evidence
Thank You Eugene and Thunderbolts team
Many Blessings

[cpom]

They kind of have a diamond/tetrahedron shape...