ELECTRIC CONSTELLATIONS Book 2

Electric Constellations Book 2

Electric Constellations Book 2 is the second book in a 22-book series that encompasses all 88 constellations.

Tired of Black Holes, Dark Matter, and Cosmic Dogma? It's Time to See the Stars in a New Light

For over a century, astronomy and astrophysics have been shaped by a dominant narrative—one of gravity, universal expansion, and mysterious “dark” substances said to make up most of the cosmos. Many astronomers have embraced mathematical constructs that often defy known laws of physics, even as data from space-based telescopes hint at a very different reality.

The official explanations for cosmic phenomena leave much unanswered.

Electric Constellations Book Two continues the journey begun in Book One, exploring the next four constellations in alphabetical order: Aquila, Ara, Aries, and Auriga. Each is examined through the lens of the Electric Universe theory.

In this model, stars are not nuclear furnaces buried deep in gravitational wells—they are electrical phenomena, energized by immense, galaxy-spanning Birkeland currents. The Electric Universe requires no invisible, undetectable matter, no mathematical infinities. Instead, it seeks to explain the cosmos through physics that can be tested and verified.

The James Webb Space Telescope now reveals vast, intricate filaments threading the Universe—each of uniform thickness—strikingly reminiscent of lightning, and entirely consistent with the predictions of electrical theory.

The Universe is talking to us in the language of electricity and magnetism.

This book is written for the discerning astronomer and the curious mind who senses there is a more coherent way to understand the heavens. The night sky is not merely a scattering of distant lights—it is a vast, interconnected electrical network.

The Universe is speaking to us. Its language is electromagnetism.

Electric Constellations Book 2 is the second volume in a bold 22-book series by UK-based author Vic George, published by VGS Publishing and available exclusively on Amazon. This groundbreaking series presents a detailed re-examination of the night sky through the lens of the Electric Universe theory—a scientific framework that challenges the conventional gravity-centric cosmological model. While mainstream astrophysics relies heavily on mathematical constructs and theoretical models, this book dares to present an alternative view rooted in plasma physics, observational data, and logical physical reasoning.  

Each volume in the Electric Constellations series explores four constellations in depth, starting with Andromeda, Antlia, Apus, and Aquarius in Book One. The book covers each constellation’s mythology, Bayer-designated stars, meteor showers, bordering constellations, and deep-sky objects—interpreted not through the lens of gravity-based assumptions, but through electric and plasma interactions in space.

Though controversial and often dismissed by academic institutions, the Electric Universe paradigm offers explanations that are grounded in experimental evidence and real-world physics. This first book sets the tone for the rest of the series, inviting independent thinkers, astronomers, and scientifically literate readers to reconsider how we understand the cosmos. It is time the public was introduced to this powerful and enlightening alternative.

Are you ready to see the night sky with new eyes? Click the "Buy Now" button below and discover the cosmos you've been missing! Whether you're a seasoned stargazer, an open-minded scientist, or simply someone curious about the Electric Universe theory, this book will provide you with a fresh perspective on the constellations you thought you knew. With full-colour illustrations, data-rich content, and thought-provoking commentary, Electric Constellations Book 1 is your invitation to explore the heavens like never before.

The Electric Universe theory awakens a timeless wonder in all who gaze upward, no matter where beneath the stars they stand. Also available on Amazon is Electric Constellations Book 1, covering the constellations of Andromeda, Antlia, Apus, and Aquarius.