The Electric Universe Theory is a concept that suggests electricity plays a significant role in the universe's structure and behavior. Proponents argue that electromagnetic forces, rather than just gravity, are crucial in shaping celestial bodies and phenomena, such as stars, galaxies, and cosmic events. This theory challenges traditional astrophysical models that primarily focus on gravitational interactions. Supporters of the Electric Universe Theory often reference plasma physics to explain how charged particles interact in space. They believe that these interactions can lead to observable effects, such as solar flares and auroras, which are influenced by electric currents in the universe.