To begin: I am not arguing with you. I am actually in general agreement with you.

: Everything you referenced is information that has been given
: by NASA and other sources that are controlled by the powers
: that should not be.

_I didn't actually reference anything as such. I simply made some statements, but no declarations. Gotta say stuff to talk; just the way it is.

: Shock wave of so called planets?

_Seems to be real enough. Fits well into the larger picture.

: Can that be independently be verified by an independence
: source?

_Probably not unless you can provide sources that are demonstrably not controlled by the powers that should not be.

: Do you have access to the raw data to be independently
: examined?

_Honestly, no. I was simply hoping for friendly conversation over interesting concepts.

: Can the so called spherical charge be independently verified
: by a source also not tied to governments or the people that
: control governments?

_I don't know. Again, you would have to provide sources that are demonstrably not controlled by the powers that should not be.

: What repeatable experiments have been done to prove an
: electro-static-magnetic field holds on to gasses in a
: vacuum?

_I have no idea. Sorry about that.

: Everything in your post rests on a belief system.

_A belief system is founded on hard knowledge. I operate on the principle that everything that I or anyone else says is hypothesis. Hypothesis is easily updated to accommodate new data. Hard knowledge is not easily changed.

: You are putting your trust in authority figures only because
: they (most unnamed) claim to be authorities.

_There are no authorities. There are only hypotheses in an ever changing reality.

: A belief is not a knowing.

_Belief, believe is to authorize, to author, to declare with authority, authorship. So in a round about way belief actually is knowing.

: I do not have to prove my views and observations are the
: correct ones.

_You are one-hundred percent correct!

: I just find it increasingly easy see that many of the things I
: have been told about the nature of things have major
: errors.

_I agree. I think that most of the things we have been told about the nature of things is a calculated system of errors.

: Unfortunately it is difficult to convince people to
: overcome the fallacy of confirmation bias.

_A person has to convince himself, no-one else can.