And you "explained" away the double/multiple supernova glimses as a result of "gravitatitonal lensing", which is a cosmological nonsense and just an "explanation" which is fitted to conserve a false cosmological perception.
Scientists STILL talks of double supernovaes wich explodes several times so dont deny this or explain it away. NASA - NASA's Swift Sees Double Supernova in Galaxy
Once again, that is being actively discussed in the astronomical community and in NO way supports your claims about other supernova.
The other thing was your false and hiughly biased definition of "intuition" - just in order to deminish the fact that our ancestors had this genuine skill. It is NOT thrustworty for any debaters to be that wrong in a debate. And certainly not for a Moderator, correct?
First, not correct.
Second, I don't think I am wrong.
I´m not denying current science just the idiotic part of it, like the gravitational assumptions. I really would like to be a fly over your shoulders when you studied Plasma-Universe and the Electric Universe. I bet you just follow the conventional scientists without even have spend many minutes thinking for yourself over the possibilities.
OK I´m refusing 1/4 part of the fundamental forces and the weakest of them all - and you refuses the rest 3/4 of the fundamental and formative force which are much stronger and ALL Electromagnetic in their nature.
I think this just says it all.
No, I do NOT refuse those other 3 forces. In fact, I fully acknowledge all 4 of the basic forces. Have I said anything otherwise? Gravity is the dominant force on the cosmological scale because most matter is electrically neutral. E&M is significant, but not in the ways you claim. Both the strong and weak nuclear forces are limited in range to within nuclei.
I do recognize that there are regions of the universe with plasmas. This is nothing new. High temperature gases surround many galactic clusters, but they are incredibly low density and are, overall electrically neutral. They don't affect the gravitational dynamics all that much.