A Beginner's View of Our Electric Universe - New

Donald E Scott. [5-11] is the third man of great importance to me and to the
theories that underpin the EU model. Don is a retired Professor of Electrical
Engineering from the University of Massachusetts/Amherst, whose nononsense
approach I especially identify with through a small kinship I feel
because of us both coming from the world of electrical engineering. The
obvious difference being, of course, that he taught in a university for 39
years while I would have been fixing motors, switchgear and fuses during
that same period! Don’s book about the EU, ‘The Electric Sky’, was the first
one I read and the one from which I rapidly formed my first impressions,
then a basic understanding of the radical new model being proposed. Thank
you most sincerely, Don.
I remember and admire the bravery he displayed not so many years ago by standing in front of a gathering of
NASA scientists to present to them aspects of electrical science theory from the EU model. I truly wonder what
impression he made on that gathering. Don’s work, like Wal’s, has been at the scientific roots of EU theory. My
own view is that Don has been like “a dug wae a bone” (a dog with a bone) as we say here in Scotland, when it
comes to working out the intricate details of mathematical proofs that support findings from the electrical and
plasma research laboratories. Anyone who says there is no substantial mathematical support for EU theories
should look at Don’s and Wal’s work and the work of the many other people who have specifically addressed
this question.
I titled this chapter “The work of the honourable but ignored” … and I fully stand behind the sentiment carried
in those words. Most of these people have been, whether some of them got to know it or not, the architects
of the EU model we have today. Some of them remain as the standard-bearers whose continuing efforts are
now making significant inroads with the current astro-science establishment; they are to be applauded for their
efforts and dedication. I must say, however, that I feel quite sad when I consider that it is the classic failings
of humans that appear to have been responsible for the suppression of the good work of these and other good
people. But on a personal and positive note, the thing that has to a significant extent arisen from this particular
aspect, has been my motivation to write this book.
There are many other individuals who are currently doing notable work to help support and develop aspects of
the EU model and who absolutely deserve a mention here as well. My hat is off to all those folks as well.
We now have all the required ingredients for tackling what I have been banging on about with my references to
the Electric Universe model and its theories. Be prepared because there will be a potential revelation on almost
every page.
3 | The work of the honourable but ignored
Donald (Don) E Scott