A summary so people do not have to clamber down into Michael's pit of ignorance, delusions and insults.
The professional astrophysicist Brian Koberlein wrote a blog article Testing the Electric Universe on 25 February 2014. His first problem was that there are many versions of EU. He decided to try to critique the Thunderbolts version (Talbott, Thornhill, and Scott). The article does not explicitly state his source but he does not mention buying their books, the characteristics listed and later comments show that he used the eBook
A Beginner’s View of Our Electric Universe by Tom Findlay (
PDF). This was reviewed favorably by Thornhill and Scott so a reasonable person would expect it to be an accurate representation of the Thunderbolts version.
Brian Koberlein gave EU an F- because of several failures.
- The Sun emits neutrinos from fusion (Findlay's assertion that stars are not fusion powered is wrong).
- The Sun gives off a thermal spectrum, not a plasma one (not lit by a flow of plasma).
- GR and SR have been experimentally verified (are not wrong).
- We have observsions of the births of stars and planets (stars “give birth” to other stars and planets is wrong).
- Galaxies are mature up to large redshifts (redshifts from "aging" galaxies is wrong)
Has Michael written reasonable, evidence based posts showing that the science that Brian Koberlein presented is wrong?
No!
The posts since about 21 June 2016 are an obsession with one EU failure (solar neutrinos), repeated insults of Brian Koberlein being a pathological liar, lying about English comprehension, and the irrational demand that Brian Koberlein edit the blog article to lie about what he wrote

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The truth is that there are several EU ideas about solar neutrinos:
- Findlay: Stars are not fusion powered + no mention of other stellar fusion thus no neutrinos.
Debunked - we observe neutrinos from the Sun as Koberlein stated.
- Talbott + Thornhill: Maybe stars are not fusion powered. Neutrinos from electrical discharges.
Debunked - electrical discharges do not create neutrinos - they come from nuclei reactions.
- Talbott + Thornhill: Maybe stars are not fusion powered. Neutrinos from electron-positron annihilation.
Debunked - electron-positron annihilation creates photons, not neutrinos.
- Scott: Stars are not fusion powered. Neutrinos from fusion in z-pinches at the surface of stars.
Z-pinches have only been created in laboratories. No evidence that they exist elsewhere.
Z-pinches have never created fusion even in the controlled conditions of laboratories.
Enough fusion to power the Sun will produce easily detectable gamma rations, etc.
Scott is denying the science that first year astronomy students use to work out the pressure and temperature at the center of the Sun to see that fusion has to be happening there.
Scott predicts that fusion and so neutrino flux fluctuates with solar activity which Koberlein states does not happen in a comment on 3 July 2014
- Michael?: Stars are partially fusion powered. Neutrinos from fusion in z-pinches? below the surface of stars.
See above about z-pinches not seen outside of labs or producing fusion in labs.
The neutrino flux from the Sun matches what is worked out for the amount of fusion at the core of the Sun.