A Beginner's View of Our Electric Universe - New

Various fine sizes and quantities of these blue-grey ‘Hematite balls’ have been found in surface material lying
around the perimeters of Martian craters. Geologists try to explain these through various mineral deposition,
weathering and chemical process that are all tied to earth-bound reasoning, but it just so happens that these
blueberries can be re-produced in the laboratory by exposing Hematite to powerful electric discharges [6-62] . The
main experiments in this area have been conducted by the American Physicist Dr. C J Ransom, one example of
which produced the result shown in the previous image.
The fact is that the vast majority of craters are circular due to being formed by a plasma discharge acting
vertically on the surface of large solid bodies. Where significant and sustained current density is involved,
the natural rotating action of the Birkeland current is what breaks up and scours out a depression that displays
telltale indications of a powerful rotating action being involved.
Take for instance Euler crater on the Moon. Here we see indications of a
rotating action that has left a distinctive stepped spiral pattern around the
crater’s inside wall together with an isthmus connecting the inner bottom
edge of the crater to its central peak which itself is a feature that also
suggests a bifilar rotating force has been at work. Note the lack of significant
debris around the crater and the light coloured powdered appearance of the
immediate surrounding area. This does not resemble the aftermath of a
powerful physical impact at all, and a vast number of other craters and
the areas around them show similar evidence. I suggest that overall, we
have tended unthinkingly to accept the standard explanations for cratering
without feeling a need to look closely at the detail in front of our eyes.
Craters on Mercury, the Moon and Mars are said to have been formed mainly during a supposed event in ancient
times that has come to be known as ‘The Late Heavy Bombardment’ [6-63a] . This is actually another fiction; it is
an event dreamt up as an explanation for the strange pattern of cratering found on those bodies, especially on
the Moon and Mars where one side of both these bodies is more heavily cratered than the other. Interestingly,
the story around this fictitious event supplies no explanation as to why cratering on the Earth is found to be so
different from cratering on the Moon, which of course is presumed to be its offspring. One would think that
where two bodies have always been physically close to one another and one of these is bombarded by a shower
of flying rocks that is of great enough extent to also affect Mercury and Mars at the same time, then the other
body, in this case the Earth, would similarly have been affected, but this is not the case. Cratering on the Moon
is definitely not like here on Earth so I suggest the ‘Brothers Grimm’ would have been impressed by this tale.
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Euler Crater on the Moon - Credit: NASA