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It gets worse. All those mesas throughout the Southwest? The tops were the original ground level. All that wide open country in between them was electrically machined away.

http://www.thunderbolts.info/thunder...11_se_teu4.htm

Dave Smith -- February 11, 2010

Through this series of Special Edition Thunderblogs it is emerging that the electric theory of comets offers a far superior explanation of observations than does the standard model. Having previously explored the main features of comets it is now pertinent to take a closer look at their many enigmatic surface features such as spires, pits and craters.
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The images of comet nuclei from passing spacecraft support a complex history. The surface features of Comet Borrelly [above] were described as “Earth-like.” Dr. Dan Britt, a meteoriticist in the University of Tennessee's Planetary Geosciences Institute, noted that the mesas on Borrelly resembled those in the American Southwest. In a characteristic understatement, NASA scientists described the findings as “somewhat surprising.”

It is no overstatement to say that none of the defining features of comet nuclei has met the expectations of the Whipple model. In contrast their features are consistent with—and predictable—under the electric comet model.