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'''Marcus Bowman''' is a researcher associated with the [[Electric Universe]] approach to cosmology and astrophysics, a dissident framework that holds electrical forces and plasma phenomena to be a primary shaping influence in the cosmos. He is included in the ''Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists'' compiled by Jean de Climont. | |||
==Biography== | |||
Biographical details for Marcus Bowman are not presently documented on this wiki. Additional information on his background, education and affiliations is welcome. | |||
==Work== | |||
Bowman's listed area of interest is the [[Electric Universe]], a body of dissident work proposing that electromagnetic interactions and plasma processes, rather than gravity alone, govern much of the structure and behaviour observed in the universe. | |||
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Marcus Bowman is a researcher associated with the Electric Universe approach to cosmology and astrophysics, a dissident framework that holds electrical forces and plasma phenomena to be a primary shaping influence in the cosmos. He is included in the Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists compiled by Jean de Climont.
Biography
Biographical details for Marcus Bowman are not presently documented on this wiki. Additional information on his background, education and affiliations is welcome.
Work
Bowman's listed area of interest is the Electric Universe, a body of dissident work proposing that electromagnetic interactions and plasma processes, rather than gravity alone, govern much of the structure and behaviour observed in the universe.