Although I've studied Biblical and planetary catastrophism for many years, recent developments associated with the field of planetary catastrophism have brought forth some amazing understanding. Many are still unaware of the simple fact the Scriptures have always taught catastrophism - the concept that the Earth has been repeatedly devastated in significant ways throughout history. For example, the great flood of Noah was among the most catastrophic events in the history of man on the planet.

Scientists and researchers such as the late Immanuel Velikovsky , Professor James McCanney , and David Talbott have probed this area of inquiry for decades. The fact is, the data firmly demonstrates the world has experienced numerous cataclysms from the heavens in relatively recent times, and what Jesus Christ called "the powers of the heavens" (Matthew 24:29) was responsible. Comets, Earthquakes, massive windstorms, and even enormous electrical discharges have been associated with these destructive periods.

Now, scientific inquiry has made significant progress in unraveling the secrets of the physical universe. For instance, it was once believed that vast amounts of the galaxy consisted of "nothingness" in the vacuum of outer space, and that gravity was the primary force moving the planets around. We were taught that electrical and magnetic energy does not exist in space. Then we learned that electrical current could pass through that "empty" space as American space probes actually photographed the giant lightning bolts that jump between planetary bodies.

We were taught a huge, eccentric elliptical orbit, such as the one that is theorized for the so-called Planet X, was impossible. This is the theory of a very large, and yet undiscovered planet, in our solar system, that has an orbit that takes it an enormous distance away from the sun (well beyond Pluto, our best known outer planet), but returns it to the inner solar system at lengthy intervals.  Then astronomers located a planet in another solar system that had just such an "impossible" orbit. Then they found another, and another.  Only the fools are laughing at the possibility of a Planet X now.

The Electric Universe

Professor James McCanney, who has been repeatedly interview on underground radio (see the books Shortwave Wars, long ago concluded that many comets are actually electrically driven.  Other researchers agree with him as man has acquired data indicating that stellar energy fields are far more significant than previously thought.