Author Archives: Paul LaViolette

It took over 30 years to confirm a key thesis of the galactic superwave theory, but now incontrovertible evidence has been found. Observations of the active galaxy PDS 456 made with NASA’s NuSTAR space telescope (Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array), in operation since June 2012, and with the European Space Agency’s XMM-Newton space telescope, now show the presence of an extremely high velocity wind moving outward isotropically away from the galaxy’s center in all directions at up to 30% of the speed of light. More →

Things still look quiescent at the Galactic center as of November 14th. Most likely the G2 cloud has passed its pericenter. More →

Today a group of U.S. astronomers posted a preprint of the results of Keck Observatory imaging of the G2 cloud which they did last March: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1410.1884.pdf More →

Just about an hour ago two seismic p waves ripped through the earth, through me, through my house and through my neighbors’ houses. More →

September 10th, a Swift X-ray spike alert was sent out. An abrupt spike in X-ray emission was detected September 10th coming from the Galactic center, Sgr A*. More →

I don’t know if this is anything worth reporting, but I will report it anyway. Today on two occasions while watching TV there was an interference flash of the picture and the audio gave off what sounded like a static discharge. More →