Electric Constellations
Book 1
Explore the myths, neighboring constellations, and cosmic wonders of the four constellations of ANDOMEDA, ANTLIA, APUS, and AQUARIUS. Delve into every Bayer-designated star and notable deep sky object, all examined through the lens of the Electric Universe. Richly illustrated and deeply researched, this book offers a fresh perspective on the night sky.
ANDROMEDA | ANTLIA | APUS | AQUARIUS
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THE Constellations
ANDROMEDA
The constellation of Andromeda, a celestial masterpiece woven into the fabric of our night skies, holds an embroidery of myth and cosmic marvels within its bounds. Listed among the 48 constellations by the revered Greco-Roman astronomer Claudius Ptolemy in the 2nd century, Andromeda gracefully adorns the northern celestial hemisphere, narrating the enduring tale of the daughter of King Cepheus and Queen Cassiopeia.
ANTLIA
The constellation of Antlia, representing the Laboratory Air Pump, stands as a witness to both the ingenuity of its creator and the allure hidden within seemingly unassuming celestial territories. Conceived by the visionary mind of French astronomer Nicolas Louis de Lacaille in the 18th century, Antlia emerges in the southern heavens, its celestial portrait etched without prominent stars or Messier objects.
APUS
Located in the profound reaches of the southern celestial sphere, the constellation Apus, often likened to the graceful Bird of Paradise, stands as a testament to celestial wonder. Situated near the South Celestial Pole, Apus is a diminutive constellation adorned with a collection of stars, its brilliance chiefly embodied by two stars shining gallantly at 3rd magnitude.
AQUARIUS
Aquarius is the celestial water carrier standing as testimony to the graceful embroidery of the night sky. Etched among the 88 constellations, its name drawn from the Latin for “water carrier,” Aquarius is an equatorial zodiacal constellation positioned between Capricornus, the Sea Goat, and Pisces, the Fishes. Revered since antiquity, this constellation found its place in the annals of celestial cartography, documented by the eminent astronomer Claudius Ptolemy in the 2nd century.
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Electric Constellations Book 1
Book one of the ELECTRIC CONSTELLATIONS series offers an immersive journey through the night sky, spotlighting the four constellations covering Andromeda, Antlia, Apus, and Aquarius. This volume equips astronomers with comprehensive insights into every Bayer star and designated stellar object within these constellations, along with detailed profiles of prominent deep sky objects—all meticulously updated with the latest discoveries from the James Webb and Hubble Space Telescopes. Embracing the bold, provocative lens of the Electric Universe (EU) theory, this book challenges conventional views and invites readers to explore the cosmos with fresh perspective.
Each constellation's mythology unfolds in rich detail, accompanied by insights into neighboring constellations and optimal telescope setups for observing key celestial objects. No detail is overlooked. For those seeking more than mainstream interpretations of the cosmos, The Electric Constellations series offers a fresh perspective through the lens of the Electric Universe (EU) theory, revealing how the EU community interprets the wonders of the night sky.
With richly illustrated and meticulously crafted pages, these books are a breath of fresh air for Electric Universe enthusiasts, challenging the traditional, gravity-centered view of the cosmos. While mainstream astronomers might find the approach provocative, these volumes call on all scientists to approach the Universe with open minds and a willingness to explore new perspectives.
The journey of creating these books began in 2020, aligning perfectly with the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope—a timely chance to see the Universe anew through the lens of the world’s most advanced telescope. Any objects in these constellations observed by Webb are updated with its stunning images and interpreted through an Electric Universe (EU) perspective, offering readers a cutting-edge, alternative view of the cosmos.
Paperback. Richly illustrated full color charts of the constellations, including new discoveries in space by the James Webb Space Telescope. 259 pages.
As of early late March, 2025, these books should hopefully be arriving on Amazon before May.
Discovery:
Electric gravity and what actually causes gravity
Mass and energy defined. Did you know that these two concepts are undefined in physics?
Mythology and history of the 88 constellations
Get to know every Bayer-designated star in every constellation
Become familiar with the chief deep sky objects in every constellation—open clusters, globular clusters, nebulae, galaxies, galaxy clusters, and more
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The Electric Constellations series explores the night sky, constellation by constellation, offering a unique perspective through the lens of the Electric Universe (EU) theory.
Rather than adhering to the gravity-centered models of mainstream astronomy, which often rely on speculative concepts such as dark matter, dark energy, and black holes, the Electric Constellations focuses on observable phenomena and interprets them using the principles of the Electric Universe theory. Through this approach, the series aims to provide a clearer and more tangible understanding of what we observe in the cosmos.
Organized alphabetically, the series covers all 88 constellations, making it an invaluable resource for amateur and professional astronomers worldwide.
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