This is a further update about the G2 cloud which is observed to be on a high-speed trajectory toward the Galactic core; see Figure 1. For the last postings on this click here or here. The evidence now looks almost certain that the G2 cloud contains an embedded star (or stars). … More
Paul LaViolette was interviewed on the Camelot Live Stream TV on Friday Dec. 6, 2013 at 3 PM EST. He discussed galactic superwaves, the G2 cloud, and other subjects as well. To view this interview click below. The interview has been archived at this link on the Project Camelot … More
Posted by: P. LaViolette November 24, 2013 In the early to mid 50’s the American inventor Townsend Brown invented a new form of air propulsion in which he supplied a wire suspended in front of the leading edge of an aluminum disc with a high voltage of 45 kv or … More
There is not much new being reported on the G2 cloud. The NRAO radio telescopes are back in operation after the brief U.S. government shut down. One interesting development is a paper that was recently published in the Astrophysical Journal by a group of German astronomers A. Ballone, et al. This presents … More
The U.S. Congress passed a bill to raise the country’s debt limit and resume federal operations. This will allow the NRAO radio telescope network to go back on line and observations of the Galactic center to resume. This was only a stop gap measure. It will allow the government to … More
The Sphinx Stargate zodiac cipher game has been renovated and is now available once again to challenge contemporary explorers of the ancient knowledge. In ancient Egypt those wishing to be initiated into the Osirian mysteries are said to have been blindfolded and allowed to pass through a secret door in … More
The present government shut down in the U.S. has shut down the National Radio Astronomy Observatory as well as NASA. As a result all radio telescopes in the NRAO network have been taken off line including the Very Large Array Telescope in New Mexico. The initial discovery of the G2 … More
September 16th update of the news item on the upcoming electric grid test which was originally posted here on September 11, 2013. Based on an August 16th New York Times article, it appears that this November 13th/14th drill will not involve a shut down of the electrical grid. The North American … More
In the last month there have been internet news announcements that FEMA is making emergency preparations for Region 3 (DC, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania) to be in place by October 1st with the implication that some catastrophe will strike the area during the first few weeks of … More
A new study published by a team of astronomers (Gillessen, et al.) estimates that the G2 cloud will come about 144 astronomical units (AU) from the Galactic core at its time of closest approach, which is about 14 AU further away than was determined in an earlier study reported by … More
Book Review The Twilight of the Scientific Age by Martin López Corredoira The Twilight of the Scientific Age presents an excellent overview of society and its workings, in particular of the corruption that pervades current science. It is a book that deserves to be read and reread. Martin López Corredoira, its … More
I have a few questions about subquantum kinetics, and its relation to the current physical theories: 1. Does subquantum kinetics conflict with general relativity or quantum field theory? As I understand it, general relativity and quantum field theory are thought to be the low-energy limits of a more fundamental theory. … More
