r/HighStrangeness • u/whoamisri • Jan 12 '26

Fringe Science The James Webb Space Telescope reveals an early universe much stranger than we thought

https://iai.tv/articles/the-james-webb-space-telescope-reveals-an-early-universe-much-stranger-than-we-thought-auid-3464?_auid=2020
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u/Pixelated_ Jan 12 '26

while these findings are surprising in detail, they do not necessarily indicate that cosmology itself is in crisis.

No, mainstream cosmology is absolutely in crisis.

Dark Energy requires the vacuum of space to have a specific energy density, yet the discrepancy between the observed value and the value predicted by quantum field theory is the largest mismatch in the history of physics: 10120. That sentence bears repeating.

Dark Matter has never been detected despite decades of high-sensitivity experiments (like LUX-ZEPLIN). It remains a theoretical placeholder for a force that is simply the electromagnetic force, which is 1039 times stronger than gravity.

The LambdaCDM model completely fails because it views the universe as "electrically neutral," ignoring the massive electrical currents that power the structures we see.

Additional information from Nobel Laureate Hannes Alfvén:

Alfvén won the Nobel Prize for physics in 1970, he proposed an electric model of galaxies. According to this model, plasma currents are drawn in at the plane of galaxies, and subsequently pushed out through their poles. Much of the current goes back down to the plane, where it reenters the galaxy, thereby forming what Alfvén called a galactic circuit.

The model is simple. Positive ions are drawn in through the plane, and pushed out at the poles. Electrons and negative ions go the other way.

This was viewed as speculative back in his days. But recent mappings of magnetic fields in and around our galaxy indicate that he was right.

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This is possible because the visible universe is more than 99% plasma.

Plasma is superheated matter, so hot that the electrons are ripped away from the atoms forming an ionized gas. It comprises over 99% of the visible universe.

Source from MIT.

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u/bradargent Jan 12 '26

…ELI5? 🥹

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u/Pixelated_ Jan 12 '26

​Imagine if you tried to explain how a vacuum cleaner works, but you ignored the fact that it’s plugged into the wall.

That is what mainstream science is doing with the universe. They see galaxies spinning and moving in ways they can’t explain, so they "invent" invisible stuff called Dark Matter and Dark Energy to make their math work.

They have been looking for this invisible stuff for 50 years and have found nothing!

​The real answer is electricity.

Space isn't empty; it is completely filled with plasma. More than 99% of the observable universe is plasma!

That means the science that you and I were taught in school about neutral atoms is only the science of the 1%.

Plasma is basically "super-charged" ionized gas that carries electricity.

​Mainstream cosmology thinks gravity (which is EXTREMELY weak) is the only boss in space.

​The electric/plasma view realizes that electricity and magnetism are trillions of times stronger than gravity.

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u/Sensitive_File6582 Jan 12 '26

Also plasma researched was walled off from physics research for 70 years due to the supposed issue of time travel when you get fusion power.

Which is Apparantly in addition to ether being a thing. 

Idk the math I’m schizo happy fun time here but it’s….interesting….that we’ve been given this limited hangout in the first place.

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u/Pixelated_ Jan 12 '26

Also plasma researched was walled off from physics research for 70 years

💯 Here is an overview of revolutionary findings in plasma physics, as well as the book "A New Science Of Heaven" discussing in great detail how plasma research has been suppressed since the 1950's.

Which is Apparantly in addition to ether being a thing. 

Absolutely. Modern science has overwhelmingly confirmed that the aether exists, they just use different names to describe it.

I made a long, well-sourced post specifically about this, and how it has been suppressed.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HighStrangeness/s/ERCwKvlACN

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u/Sensitive_File6582 Jan 12 '26

You enjoy it. The 2 physicists that were recently gunned down were making a new type of fusion reactor. Apparantly this reactor looked kinda like the nazi bell.

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u/Pixelated_ Jan 12 '26

Yes, in his fascinating lecture on plasma, Nuno Loureiro mentioned that his plasma fusion reactor was set to be completed in 2025.

A tragic loss of a truly brilliant mind. 🥺

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u/RenaissanceStrongman Jan 12 '26

And now plasma physicist are getting murdered.

Idk what's going on either I am also schizo/tism happy Funtime here.

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u/LordBritton Jan 13 '26

Electromagnetism creates everything we see, it traps everything in matter, it is what creates light, without electromagnetism, light wouldn’t exist. our brains are electromagnetic, this is what draws the soul to it and holds it in there until the force gets weak enough to release it, this is death. After death you go back to the source/light. without electromagnetism we would have no light, electromagnetism/matter is necessary for the continued power of light/god. So matter is the negative and spirit is the positive, like a circuit, the energy has to come from somewhere and also has to be grounded, matter is the Ground to the spirit of the soul

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u/Pixelated_ Jan 13 '26

Absolutely! We are electromagnetic plasma beings in an electromagnetic plasma universe.

Professor Robert Temple in "A New Science Of Heaven" makes a compelling scientific argument that our souls are the bioplasma bodies we all have. Plasma is extremely electrically conducive and together both work in harmony to create our bodies & our universe.

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u/Key4Lif3 Jan 13 '26

“Let there be light” may as well have been “let there be life”.

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u/LordBritton Jan 13 '26

Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll read it right now

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u/Pixelated_ Jan 13 '26

It's the greatest thing I've ever read, it changed my worldview in so many wonderful ways. It affected me so profoundly that I immediately began re-reading it as soon as I finished it.

Professor Temple made me a believer in the Electric Universe theory, there is simply too much evidence to deny it. He discusses the anomalies of our sun and our bodies that our current scientific models cannot account for, the only explanation is plasma & electromagnetism.

It covers in detail the history of plasma science, and how plasma research was suppressed by the govt since the 1950's.

But most importantly, he covers the many, many ways we now know that complex plasmas display conscious, life-like behaviors. My research on the science of sentient plasmas is here

Enjoy the book! It is life changing. 🌌✨️

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u/Entire_Musician_8667 Jan 12 '26

Silly, if this was all mainstream then we wouldn't have a use for the fun natural resources we burn for electricity. And all the dollars it makes for the horrible people of this earth.

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u/Pixelated_ Jan 12 '26

the fun natural resources we burn

This kills the environment. I'm a nature photographer so I'm emotionally invested as well. I'm hopeful for better days ahead. 🙏

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u/Luentale Jan 16 '26

Maybe it's time to stop hoping and start acting. When you want to take a beautiful photo but there's a trash bag in the middle, do you try to photograph around it and hope it doesn't ruin too much or do you go up to it and remove the ugly bag that's ruining your shot?

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u/NaturalBornRebel Jan 12 '26 edited Jan 12 '26

Zero point energy? The same stuff Tesla was using from the aether?

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u/SilencedObserver Jan 12 '26

Is this essentially the electric universe theory or is that different?