This
year, human beings around the world commemorated the 50th
anniversary of one of the most iconic images in our
history - the first footsteps on the moon.
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In
2019, astounding technological leaps propel space
exploration, making possible unprecedented feats such as
landing a probe on a comet.
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However, the real test of scientific progress is whether
discovery informs and advances science toward a truer
understanding of nature.
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Moreover, the test of any
scientific theory�s credibility is its predictive
'success vs. failure.'
In this episode, we compare the predictive record of the
'Electric Universe theory of comets and asteroids vs.
that of mainstream astronomy.'
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We
think this comparison should serve as a compelling
invitation to institutionalized science to finally begin
seriously exploring EU (Electric Universe) theory.
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FROM
THE ARCHIVE
In 2001, Wal Thornhill offered his first public
predictions for NASA's 2005
Deep Impact mission to
Comet Tempel One.
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Read
the article published on October 18, 2001:
https://www.holoscience.com/wp/comet-borrelly-rocks-core-scientific-beliefs/
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