Dr Don Scott is a lifelong amateur astronomer who understands the Universe from an electrical point of view. His professional qualifications consist of Bachelor's, Master's and Doctorate Degrees in Electrical Engineering. He held various positions of responsiblity at the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Massachusetts/Amherst. Scott has written a book The Electric Sky that is designed to challenge the myths of modern astronomy. His extensive website www.electric-cosmos.org provides a excellent source of information to learn about the Electric Universe. Recommendation BUY The Electric Sky!

For some forty years Halton Arp has been a keen observer of strange galaxies. He was branded as a heretic and exiled from academia in the USA when his observations contradicted established theory. He is now an astronomer at the Max Planck Institute for Physics and Astrophysics in West Germany. Halton Arp is to the 21st century what Galileo was to the 17th as both astronomers made observations which contradicted accepted theory. Arp has been referred to by some of his colleagues as “the most feared astronomer on Earth” (see Kaufmann, 1981).

Dr. László Körtvélyessy is an Hungarian astronomer and physicist who is Candidate of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. He views modern astrophysics from the engineers point of view. He has a very successful business based on a patented industrial thermocouple devices. This has allowed him to establish observatories in Kleves, Germany and Hungary to study the Sun on a daily basis. Körtvélyessy has written the expensively produced book The Electric Universe which he offers free to professional astronomers!

The astrophysicist James McCanney is perhaps the most controversial figure in astronomy. He is well known for his Plasma Discharge Comet Model and predictions made back in 1979 are now being vindicated. McCanney regularly appears on radio programs and even has is own radio show with a large audience of listeners. In one radio show he went "head to head" with a top-ranking NASA scientist in a debate, McCanney won by a ratio 53% to 47%! McCanney teaches the electrical nature of our universe and believes that magnetic fields are generated by rivers of electrical currents that flow constantly between the planets and beyond. He calls these "the electrical rivers or highways to the stars".