Topic: Birkeland Currents

The conversation shifts to the mechanics of the solar system, describing a helical or vortex-based model where Earth follows a spiral path behind the Sun. Clark suggests that Earth periodically encounters the electrical environments of Venus, Mars, and Jupiter, leading to recurring cataclysms. These interactions cause planets to enter "glow mode," displaying comet-like tails as they transition through different Birkeland currents and plasma sheaths.

Greg Carlwood and Tess Clark discuss how plasma discharges in the sky were historically interpreted as dragons or monsters. They examine the "king slaying the dragon" motif as a political tool where rulers claimed to have defeated celestial threats. Clark cites a 13th-century Spanish legend where a king used the sounds and visual phenomena of a passing comet to fabricate a story of physical combat with a dragon.

The conversation details how electrical "conjunctions" between planets occur through shared Birkeland currents rather than just visual alignment. Clark explains that Earth absorbs excess electrical energy which it then releases through earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and transient plasma phenomena like "sprites" and "blue jets." She references the work of Andrew Hall, who views Earth's electrical circuitry as a fractal of the larger solar system.

Research into the "sticky" areas of the human biofield led to an investigation of plasma, the fourth state of matter, which informs Electric Universe theory. This cosmology suggests that electricity, rather than gravity, is the dominant force in space, powered by intergalactic ropes of electricity called Birkeland currents. This model replaces the idea of a vacuum with a universe filled with elementary matter and life-giving plasma.

The Ether model is integrated with the Electric Universe theories of Wal Thornhill and Donald G. Scott, focusing on plasma physics and the "pinch effect." Janir explains that original Maxwellian equations included scalar components representing vortices, which were later removed by Heaviside and Hertz. These longitudinal fields are described as a distribution network of energy streaming throughout the universe via Birkeland currents.

Anthony Patch introduces the Electric Universe theory and the Thunderbolts Project, suggesting that CERN's true purpose is to establish a Birkeland current connection with Saturn. He claims that occult practitioners believe demonic entities are imprisoned within Saturn's gaseous body and seek to use a plasma conduit to bring them to Earth. This theory posits that the LHC acts as a technological bridge to facilitate communication or travel for these non-human beings.

Anthony Patch compares the hexagonal cloud formation at Saturn's northern pole to the design of synchrotron detectors at the Large Hadron Collider. He argues that the LHC is a physical mimic of Saturn's electrical systems, designed to generate a twisted helix plasma conduit similar to the 2009 Norway Spiral. This connection, referred to as a modern "Jacob's Ladder," is intended to facilitate the movement of spiritual entities between the planet and Earth.