“The surfaces of stars can be explained as lightning discharges which are observed in the atmosphere of the Earth.” — Charles Edward Rhodes Bruce, 1902–1979.
In 1941, Bruce attended a lecture in Edinburgh where he learned of a solar prominence that reached a height of one million kilometers in one hour. He deduced its velocity of propagation was similar to a lightning leader stroke.
Since it moved ‘like lightning,’ it probably was lightning of some form. Researching atmospheric astrophysics, Bruce told us electrical discharges dominate the Sun and that the Universe is all-electric. The phenomena seen above the surfaces of stars are analogous—but on a much larger scale—to lightning discharges observed in Earth’s atmosphere.
Bruce published over 100 papers concerning the electrical bases of various cosmological phenomena.
Bruce’s work now needs to be addressed by mainstream astronomy and astrophysics.
In the above video, Gareth Samuel, the guy behind the “See the Pattern” channel on YouTube and Electric Universe advocate, covers the remarkable story of Dr. Bruce—an early pioneer in the development of the electric and plasma universe model who saw the deep connection between sparks, discharges, lightning, and the cosmos at large.