Topic: Galactic Currents

Reich's final book, Contact with Space, explored galactic currents, star formation, and the possibility of life in space. He used nocturnal time-lapse photography to prove that certain "stars" were actually maneuvering UFOs, as they did not leave the expected light trails caused by Earth's rotation. Robbins warns that while brilliant, this book is a difficult starting point for those unfamiliar with Reich's 35 years of prior research.

Electric currents moving across the macrocosm are responsible for the formation of galaxies, stars, and planetary systems through the plasma pinch effect. The model disputes the mainstream view of the Sun as a self-contained thermonuclear furnace, suggesting instead that it is powered by the external electric field of the heliosphere. This interconnectedness implies that no celestial body exists as an isolated island in space.

The Electric Universe model views black holes as mathematical contrivances, proposing instead that the centers of galaxies house "plasma focus" devices. This electrical interpretation explains the existence of highly collimated galactic jets, which are held together by electric currents rather than gravity. While the intense gravitational pull at galactic cores is acknowledged, the mechanism is attributed to electromagnetic forces.