Category Archives: ETI Search

On May 30, 2022, a consortium of astronomers led by Manisha Caleb published an important paper in Nature Astronomy journal of the discovery of PSR J0901-4046, a radio pulsar with a 76 second pulse repetition period.  This pulsar calls attention to itself by sending out a bright pulse of radio emission every 76 seconds, the pulse lasting anywhere from about half to one second in duration.  This finding puts one more nail in the coffin of the lighthouse pulsar theory. More →

The closest image of Occator crater that NASA has released so far is that shown above which was released in July 2015; see posting: https://etheric.com/ceres-population-100000/. NASA had claimed that by December 2015 images of Ceres would be available which would be taken from an altitude of 260 km, hence 5.6 times closer. But no such images have been made available. More →

Compare the larger (left) bright spot in the Dawn Spacecraft shot of Ceres (top photo) to an international space station shot taken at night showing the city lights of Grand Rapids, Michigan, population 192,000 (lower photos). The larger left bright spot on Ceres measures about 13 km in diameter, while the luminous portion of Grand Rapids measures about 23 km. More →

I am posting this interesting article by Kathy Forti about a NASA scientist’s disclosure of alien activity on the dark side of the Moon. I believe it closely relates to the bright spot phenomenon seen on Ceres. More →

An image of the crater released by NASA on June 6th taken from an altitude of 4500 km shows the bright spots in even greater detail; see latest photo above. The interpretation that we are viewing a planetoid based space city or mining colony continues to look even more probable. More →

The answer to the above question, in my opinion, is very likely yes.
Over the years radio astronomers have been reporting that they have observed mysterious bursts of broad band radio emission, single pulses of extremely high radio brightness lasting as little as a few milliseconds. More →

When NASA’s Dawn ion propulsion spacecraft approached Ceres and began relaying back photos clearer than any seen to date, astronomers were surprised to find two bright spots within a crater on its surface. More →