Thoth is an Internet publication with articles that are primarily about the Electric Universe, the theory that recognizes that electromagnetic forces are stronger than the force of gravity and therefore have a bigger effect in our solar system and in the universe. This is apparently a suspended endeavor (see newsletter).

From the web site:

Because the Saturn Model proposes a highly unusual and catastrophic history of the solar system, it has prompted an interdisciplinary discussion, with issues ranging from celestial dynamics and planetary geology to the origins of ancient languages and the birth of civilization in the wake of cosmic catastrophe. Proponents of the theory claim that, in a most specific way, the model predicts the dominant profiles of the planets revealed by space age exploration, including numerous features that came as a great surprise to astronomers.

At the same time, the theory claims to account for the recurring ritual, artistic and symbolic motifs of the great civilizations, down to an extraordinary level of detail. We are therefore inviting challenges from specialists in the affected fields, which will then be presented, along with responses, in the electronic newsletter.


The entire set of these Thoth newsletters is available online.


The thunderbolts.info web site offers a somewhat similar theme through the use of a ‘picture of the day’ structure to address the ‘Electric Universe’ concept:

THUNDERBOLTS PICTURE OF THE DAY
Exploring the electric universe from ancient mythology to cosmic plasma discharge

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