Since grade school, we've been taught that gravity is what keeps our feet firmly planted

on the ground.

But what if that's all been a lie?

Now, I'm not saying if you jump off a bridge, you fall up instead of down.

But what if Newton and Einstein were wrong, and what really ties our universe together

is not gravity, but electricity?

The Electric Universe theory says that, instead of gravity, the universe's true attractive

force comes from invisible electric currents that surround our planet, our solar system,

the galaxy, and everything, we're all living in one giant universe spanning circuit.

Mainstream science ignores this possibility.

But ignoring the Electric Universe blinds us to an unknown risk.

The myths of our ancestors describe cataclysmic global disasters in the distant past.

They knew about the Electric Universe too, not from science, but from experience.

And our ancestors have sent us a strange but dire warning.

Beware the shocking fury of planet Saturn.

Standard cosmological theory says that the universe was created during the Big Bang.

For 400,000 years after the Big Bang, the universe was mostly hydrogen and helium just floating

around.

Then gravity started to pull matter into bundles that became stars.

Gravity pulled stars into galaxies, gravity pulled galaxies into clusters.

After that, supernova explode and the universe is sprinkled with elements.

Gravity causes these elements to coalesce into planets.

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