New Hubble Telescope COS Camera Proves the Existence of Superwave-Driven Galactic Outflows
In 1983, I was the first astronomer to propose the existence of galactic superwaves: volleys of cosmic rays episodically ejected from active galactic cores capable of penetrating entirely through a galaxy’s disc and well beyond. The essence of this theory was first announced in my Portland State University Ph.D. dissertation and later in 1987 in a journal paper. More










