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'''Jerry Estrada''' is an independent researcher based in Tampa, Florida, United States. He is associated with the natural philosophy and dissident-science community, where his stated area of interest is the [[Electric Universe and Solar behavior as it affect our earth|Electric Universe]] and the effects of solar behavior on the Earth. | |||
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Estrada is based in Tampa, Florida, United States. | |||
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Estrada's declared interest lies in the [[Electric Universe and Solar behavior as it affect our earth|Electric Universe]] model and in the study of solar behavior and its influence on the Earth. The Electric Universe is a heterodox framework in which electromagnetic forces and electric currents in space are proposed to play a leading role in astrophysical phenomena. | |||
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| Residence | Tampa, Florida, United States |
| Known for | Electric Universe and Solar behavior as it affect our earth |
Jerry Estrada is an independent researcher based in Tampa, Florida, United States. He is associated with the natural philosophy and dissident-science community, where his stated area of interest is the Electric Universe and the effects of solar behavior on the Earth.
Biography
Estrada is based in Tampa, Florida, United States.
Work
Estrada's declared interest lies in the Electric Universe model and in the study of solar behavior and its influence on the Earth. The Electric Universe is a heterodox framework in which electromagnetic forces and electric currents in space are proposed to play a leading role in astrophysical phenomena.