James McCanney
5 archived appearances · 1999–2006
PhysicsCometsAstronomyElectric Universe
James McCanney is a physicist and mathematician who developed alternative theories about comets as electrically discharging bodies and the electrical nature of the solar system, challenging mainstream astrophysical models. On Art Bell's programs, he has argued that NASA and the scientific establishment have suppressed the true plasma physics of planetary formation, weather systems, and cosmic interactions.
On the air with Art · 5
Mar 4, 1999 · 1h 17m
Hale-Bopp - Whitley Strieber | NASA & Weather - James McCanney & Earl Crockett
with Whitley Strieber, Earl Crockett
Art Bell hosts Whitley Strieber alongside Millennium Group members James McCanney and Earl Crockett for a provocative discussion challenging mainstream astrophysics. McCanney, a physicist fired twice from Cornell for his unconventional theories, argues that comets are not dirty snowballs but rocky bodies generating...Sep 20, 2003 · 2h 50m
Extreme Weather
Art Bell returns to weekend broadcasting and explains how a call from KFI's Robin Bertolucci led to his comeback on the full network. He shares news about a magnetar burst from 45,000 light years away that overwhelmed solar X-ray levels, a star caught swallowing three planets, and a genetics professor at Oxford warn...Dec 27, 2003 · 2h 52m
Space Programs
Art Bell welcomes Professor James McCanney to discuss private space ventures, Tesla technology, and the future of space exploration. McCanney reveals that Russia's Cosmos program conducted some 1,600 missions between 1962 and 1977, dwarfing the United States' roughly 300 astronauts sent to space. He argues that priv...Dec 12, 2004 · 2h 53m
Comets & Electrical Energy
Physicist James McCanney joins Art Bell in the second half to discuss comets and electrical energy in an electrically active solar system, after Whitley Strieber and Dr. Roger Leir examine a mysterious piece of material allegedly recovered from a New Mexico crash site, possibly connected to the 1947 Roswell incident...Mar 19, 2006 · 2h 28m
Comets and Catastrophes
Art Bell welcomes physicist James McCanney to discuss his plasma discharge comet model and its implications for Earth. McCanney argues that NASA's Stardust mission results prove comets are not dirty snowballs, as the returned samples contained calcium-aluminum inclusions formed at extreme temperatures rather than ic...