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contributions to the Thunderbolts Picture of The Day
The Flood from Heaven
The Winged Disk
The Feathered Serpent
The Mountain of the Gods
The Nine Steps to Heaven
The Vortical Tree
The Lightning Wheel in Ancient Times
The Wayward Sun
In the Coils of the Serpent
The Navel Stone
The Pedestal of the Sun
Elusive Female Figurines
The Bifurcated Mountain
The Dragon and the Pearl
The Nature of Nature Gods
The Ladder to Heaven
The Hole at the Pole
The Worship of Lightning
Stacked Ancestors
Ossified Dragon Theories
Bearing the Unbearable
The ‘Amber’ Beads of Phaethon
Peopling the Mythical Landscape
But What About Jung?
A String Theory for the Sun
Venus' Tail of the Unexpected
Myths as Metaphors
The Circular Ocean - A Round-Up
Gods in the Flesh, Part I and Part II
The Spirit of Mythology, Part I and Part II
A Potted View on Ancient Geometric Imagery
Bringing in the May
Is Lightning the Strongest Creative Force?
Dragons - All Between the Ears?
Do Chinese Whispers Affect Myths?
Closing Gaps - in our Knowledge
Velikovskian Chaff and Wheat: Venus
The Coming of the Sky Dancers
Space Tornadoes Cause a Stir
An Aristotelian Hangover
Joining the Dots, Part I: Fireworks on New Year's Day
Joining the Dots, Part II: The Dating Scene in the Sky
Celestial Bodies on their Guard
Divining the Meaning of the Aurora
Riders of the Night
The First 'People' in Space
The Unwavering Truth about the Zodiacal Light
Siriusly Red
More than Meets the Eye
What on Earth ...?
The Voice of the Peoples
The Sunbeam of Yore
Elementary Knowledge
Does it Matter?
Go Figure!
No Sweeping Claims, Please, Part I and Part II
Bad to the Bones
Light my Fire
Draconian Landscaping
The Eggs of the Thunder Bird
De-Tailing Comets
O Christmas Tree! Thy Candles Shine so Brightly!
Going Round the Sun in Circles
Polar Wondering
Mythology at Stake
Shots in the Dark, Part I and Part II
Painted into a Corner?
Seeing Things - In the Sky, Part I and Part II
Mountains of Evidence
As Below, So Above
Headed for the Sky
Traditions of Science

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The author of these contributions to the Thunderbolts Picture of the Day project does not necessarily support every opinion expressed on the Thunderbolts website.

The recognition that electromagnetic phenomena play a profound role on all cosmic levels and that human traditions owe much ideational input to observations of near-earth plasmas provides ample common ground to speak of a unified movement. However, it is only natural that pioneering thinkers exploring a fledgling paradigm should pursue somewhat different lines of thought and approach the subject from a variety of angles. It is our belief that such a competition of ideas, rooted in a shared base of principles, is not only salutary, but is a strong indicator that the embryonic paradigm is potent and viable.