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    Question Re: Dr Paul LaViolette and the Superwave

    the latest from Ms Cassidy ...

    "One thing that we should be seriously concerned about is astronomer's nonchalant attitude in their observation of the encounter of the G2 cloud with our Galaxy's core. As noted in the Galactic Pinball posting about the G2 cloud encounter, astronomers are actually hoping to see "fireworks" to learn more about how "black holes dine". They don't realize that, if the galactic core does erupt in fireworks strong enough to produce a superwave, then the moment we see the outburst, the superwave cosmic rays will be here at our doorstep and will start to bite us. Perhaps they think that just because the Galactic center lies 23,000 light years away, there is nothing to worry about."--Paul LaViolette"

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    Default Re: Dr Paul LaViolette and the Superwave

    Synchronicity again, Gio. I was just about to make a thread about this.
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    Synchronicity again, Gio. I was just about to make a thread about this.
    And i was also wondering if you would since you don't initiate threads to often ...

    But take it away my friend ... Since i know this is a subject you are very interested in.

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    Quote Posted by BestLion (here)
    LaViolette... in his own words
    Question: Would you please prepare number (range of years) that represents the statistically most significant window for the next galactic center energy burst, based upon observed historical data.

    Dr. Paul LaViolette: A conservative guess would be that there is a 90% chance that a superwave will arrive in the next four centuries. I cannot rule out the possibility that one might arrive around the time of the Mayan calendar end date of 2012, as some proclaim. And others have felt that a catastrophic event might occur even sooner. It is just that investigations of the Galactic center mass (Sagittarius A) show that the core continues in its present quiescent state. Whether this present tranquil state will without warning come to a sudden end, I cannot say.
    Quote Posted by pazcat
    Hasn't LaViolette been thoroughly debunked as a crock repeatedly?

    Let me check.... Yep he has.

    There is zero substance to any of his claims, wasn't this wave supposed to of reached us in '07?
    (Link to above post on AboveTopSecret)
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    Last edited by ThePythonicCow; 5th March 2014 at 11:33. Reason: clarify source of pazcat's AboveTopSecret post

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    Default Re: Dr Paul LaViolette and the Superwave

    Quote Posted by buares (here)
    Quote Posted by BestLion (here)
    LaViolette... in his own words
    Question: Would you please prepare number (range of years) that represents the statistically most significant window for the next galactic center energy burst, based upon observed historical data.

    Dr. Paul LaViolette: A conservative guess would be that there is a 90% chance that a superwave will arrive in the next four centuries. I cannot rule out the possibility that one might arrive around the time of the Mayan calendar end date of 2012, as some proclaim. And others have felt that a catastrophic event might occur even sooner. It is just that investigations of the Galactic center mass (Sagittarius A) show that the core continues in its present quiescent state. Whether this present tranquil state will without warning come to a sudden end, I cannot say.
    That LaViolette quote is older - before the present G2 cloud became visible making its close approach to the galactic center. We don't have simulations based on currently known data about G2, so we don't have good numbers, but the chances of a cosmic ray and gravity wave burst from the galactic center arriving sometime over the next couple of months is substantially increased over that broader prediction of 90% chance in four centuries.

    If you listen to this latest interview of Paul LaViolette by Kerry Cassidy, starting at 21:36, you can here Paul's refinement of his predictions, based on what we know so far about the present G2 cloud.

    Summarizing Paul LaViolette's analysis and predictions so far, in my words:
    The G2 cloud center will not approach the galactic core closely enough to be captured. Its closest point will be about twice that capture distance.
    But there is an excellent chance that the star at the center of the G2 cloud has a companion, which might be a smaller star or a Jupiter sized planet.
    There is also a good chance that that companion will be pulled away from the main G2 star by the forces of the galactic core.

    When this companion heads off "on its own" separate path, it could (1) shoot away from the galactic core, (2) orbit the core, or (3) crash into the core.

    If this companion crashes into the core, we would see:
    1. first an increase in radiation as the companion began to be ripped apart,
    2. then a day or two later a gravity wave (reported perhaps as one or major earthquakes on earth), and
    3. then in perhaps another day the main cosmic ray (superwave) burst, which would threaten our satellites, electric grid and other technology.
    Paul LaViolette estimates (just an informed guess at this point) that there is a 3 to 7 per-cent chance of a galactic core outburst (see 22:52 into the video).

    The seriousness of such an outburst to our planet and our civilizations technology is unknown and potentially varies over a wide range, from mildly amusing to major to catastrophic to civilization destroying to human extinction. The gravest threat to civilization would occur if the galactic core were sufficiently excited as to remain in an excited state for centuries, pushing the space dust near the solar system into our sun, causing a major ice age and subsequent floods on their melting. That sort of scenario takes centuries to unfold. But loss of the electric grid is a more likely event, and loss of the grid for years would result in "social upheaval", to use LaViolette's phrase.

    The most likely time for the arrival of the superwave, if one occurred (a few per-cent chance of it, by LaViolette's current guess) would be late in the current month of March 2014, anytime in the month of April 2014, or early in the month of May 2014. The available measurements and numbers are too uncertain to refine that guess any further at this time.
    So, we've gone from a generic background 90% chance in 400 years to a specific 3 to 7 % chance in the next 2 months. Converting both chances to "per month", that's going from 0.02% chance per month to 1.50 to 3.50% chance per month, which is a couple of orders of magnitude increase in the risk, now that we know there is a G2 cloud with embedded star approaching the galactic core to about twice the capture distance.
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    Default Re: Dr Paul LaViolette and the Superwave

    it is said according to the ET Quetzal , the diameter of the black hole at the center of our galaxy is 17 light hours ...http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Bil...act_Report_227 as for the superwave , they spoke of it , I can't find it yet but I will dig for it and post the link ... it is a real band of energy and it's arrival depends on many factors , from all I've read on what the plejaren have said , it is nothing to fear but it does exsist ... who wouldn't want an extra burst of energy showering everything ...
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    Default Re: Dr Paul LaViolette and the Superwave

    What if this actually turned out to be something beautiful, wonderful? What if.
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    03 Mar 2014 05:51 | Written by Kerry Cassidy

    SUPERWAVE / GRAVITIC WAVE?

    MY GUEST : PAUL LA VIOLETTE : SUPERWAVE OR GRAVITIC WAVE HEADED OUR WAY IN APRIL 2014??

    .."One thing that we should be seriously concerned about is astronomer’s nonchalant attitude in their observation of the encounter of the G2 cloud with our Galaxy’s core. As noted in the Galactic Pinball posting about the G2 cloud encounter, astronomers are actually hoping to see “fireworks” to learn more about how “black holes dine”. They don’t realize that, if the galactic core does erupt in fireworks strong enough to produce a superwave, then the moment we see the outburst, the superwave cosmic rays will be here at our doorstep and will start to bite us. Perhaps they think that just because the Galactic center lies 23,000 light years away, there is nothing to worry about."--Paul LaViolette

    Bio and Website


    Note: This is an update expanding on this original interview on the G2 Cloud located here:


    BACKGROUND INFO:

    Here are some Sphinx Stargate news links with some dates they were posted as news items.

    Additional link to review:

    http://etheric.com/swift-x-ray-telescope-update-gc/

    The first six were posted since our interview.

    http://etheric.com/trumpet-sounds-sky/ (Feb 10th)

    http://etheric.com/evidence-superwav...nearby-galaxy/ (Feb 10th)

    http://etheric.com/swift-telescope-d...ill-quiescent/ (Feb 2nd)

    http://etheric.com/galactic-pinball-...latest-update/ (Jan 23rd)

    http://etheric.com/stephen-hawking-r...ea-black-hole/ (Jan 28th)

    http://etheric.com/g2-cloud-likely-c...ore-explosion/ (Jan 3rd)

    http://etheric.com/paul-laviolette-c...eam-interview/ (Dec 6th)

    http://etheric.com/g2-cloud-update/ (Nov 7th)

    http://etheric.com/new-study-on-g2-cloud-trajectory/ (Aug 15th)

    GO HERE FOR MORE INFO

    http://projectcamelotportal.com/blog...tic-wave-april

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    Default Re: Dr Paul LaViolette and the Superwave

    Thank you for this.

    Do you think that neutrinos and stuff can come back out of those?

    They might take in normal matter (with mass) and burp out massless neutrinos!

    This could account for prophecy and everything, lol

    But I am just a looney

    worn out cherenkov detector looking for work

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    Quote Posted by Tesla_WTC_Solution (here)
    Thank you for this.

    Do you think that neutrinos and stuff can come back out of those?

    They might take in normal matter (with mass) and burp out massless neutrinos!

    This could account for prophecy and everything, lol

    But I am just a looney

    worn out cherenkov detector looking for work
    LoL...

    Quote Do you think that neutrinos and stuff can come back out of those?
    ...and you expect me to Answer this...

    Quote But I am just a looney
    Funny that, so am I...

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    I thought that wave was supposed to arrive last year? I hate waiting ...
    When you are one step ahead of the crowd, you are a genius.
    Two steps ahead, and you are deemed a crackpot.

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    Is it possible for a "massless particle" to exceed light speed?

    I.e. neutrino becoming a Tachyon?

    Because in that case, we would get a tachyon wave or neutrino event here,
    before seeing the other radiation iirc

    Just like Dr. Manhattan

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    Quote Posted by Tesla_WTC_Solution (here)
    Is it possible for a "massless particle" to exceed light speed?

    I.e. neutrino becoming a Tachyon?

    Because in that case, we would get a tachyon wave or neutrino event here,
    before seeing the other radiation iirc

    Just like Dr. Manhattan
    Was there not a Star Trek movie where earth was hit by a Tachyon wave or something? Caused a time rift or something and Kirk and Picard had to work together or something? My recall is getting really poor these days.
    When you are one step ahead of the crowd, you are a genius.
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    Quote Posted by DeDukshyn (here)
    Quote Posted by Tesla_WTC_Solution (here)
    Is it possible for a "massless particle" to exceed light speed?

    I.e. neutrino becoming a Tachyon?

    Because in that case, we would get a tachyon wave or neutrino event here,
    before seeing the other radiation iirc

    Just like Dr. Manhattan
    Was there not a Star Trek movie where earth was hit by a Tachyon wave or something? Caused a time rift or something and Kirk and Picard had to work together or something? My recall is getting really poor these days.
    I think you must be right because:





    ehehe you have a good memory.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachyons_in_fiction

    Quote The hypothetical particles tachyons have inspired many occurrences of tachyons in fiction. The use of the word in science fiction dates back at least to 1974 when Joe Haldeman's novel The Forever War included numerous references to tachyon-based weapons and propulsion systems.

    In general, tachyons are a standby mechanism upon which many science fiction authors rely to establish faster-than-light communication, with or without reference to causality issues. For example, in the Babylon 5 television series, tachyons are used for real-time communication over long distances. Another instance is Gregory Benford's novel Timescape, winner of the Nebula Award, which involves the use of tachyons to transmit a message of salvation back in time. Likewise, John Carpenter's horror film Prince of Darkness uses tachyons to explain how future humans send messages backward through time to warn the characters of their impending doom. By contrast, Alan Moore's classic comic book limited series Watchmen features a character who uses "a squall of tachyons" broadcasting from space to muddle the mind of the only person on Earth capable of seeing the future.

    The word "tachyon" has become widely recognized to such an extent that it can impart a science-fictional "sound" even if the subject in question has no particular relation to superluminal travel (compare positronic brain). Classic Anime fans may associate tachyons with the energy source for the wave-motion gun and wave-motion engine in Space Battleship Yamato (Starblazers in the United States). Further examples include the "Tachion Tanks" of the PC game Dark Reign and the "tachyon beam" of the game Master of Orion. The space-combat sim Tachyon: The Fringe utilizes "tachyon gates" for superluminal travel but gives no exact explanation for the technology, and the MMORPG Eve Online features six types of "Large Tachyon Lasers", technically a contradiction since by definition, lasers emit light—photons, not any kind of hypothetical tachyon.
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    Quote Posted by giovonni (here)
    the latest from Ms Cassidy ...

    "One thing that we should be seriously concerned about is astronomer's nonchalant attitude in their observation of the encounter of the G2 cloud with our Galaxy's core. As noted in the Galactic Pinball posting about the G2 cloud encounter, astronomers are actually hoping to see "fireworks" to learn more about how "black holes dine". They don't realize that, if the galactic core does erupt in fireworks strong enough to produce a superwave, then the moment we see the outburst, the superwave cosmic rays will be here at our doorstep and will start to bite us. Perhaps they think that just because the Galactic center lies 23,000 light years away, there is nothing to worry about."--Paul LaViolette"
    Quote Posted by jackovesk (here)
    03 Mar 2014 05:51 | Written by Kerry Cassidy

    SUPERWAVE / GRAVITIC WAVE?

    MY GUEST : PAUL LA VIOLETTE : SUPERWAVE OR GRAVITIC WAVE HEADED OUR WAY IN APRIL 2014??

    .."One thing that we should be seriously concerned about is astronomer’s nonchalant attitude in their observation of the encounter of the G2 cloud with our Galaxy’s core. As noted in the Galactic Pinball posting about the G2 cloud encounter, astronomers are actually hoping to see “fireworks” to learn more about how “black holes dine”. They don’t realize that, if the galactic core does erupt in fireworks strong enough to produce a superwave, then the moment we see the outburst, the superwave cosmic rays will be here at our doorstep and will start to bite us. Perhaps they think that just because the Galactic center lies 23,000 light years away, there is nothing to worry about."--Paul LaViolette
    I just merged these two threads, as they cover the same topic.
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    Quote Posted by Paul (here)
    Quote Posted by giovonni (here)
    the latest from Ms Cassidy ...

    "One thing that we should be seriously concerned about is astronomer's nonchalant attitude in their observation of the encounter of the G2 cloud with our Galaxy's core. As noted in the Galactic Pinball posting about the G2 cloud encounter, astronomers are actually hoping to see "fireworks" to learn more about how "black holes dine". They don't realize that, if the galactic core does erupt in fireworks strong enough to produce a superwave, then the moment we see the outburst, the superwave cosmic rays will be here at our doorstep and will start to bite us. Perhaps they think that just because the Galactic center lies 23,000 light years away, there is nothing to worry about."--Paul LaViolette"
    Quote Posted by jackovesk (here)
    03 Mar 2014 05:51 | Written by Kerry Cassidy

    SUPERWAVE / GRAVITIC WAVE?

    MY GUEST : PAUL LA VIOLETTE : SUPERWAVE OR GRAVITIC WAVE HEADED OUR WAY IN APRIL 2014??

    .."One thing that we should be seriously concerned about is astronomer’s nonchalant attitude in their observation of the encounter of the G2 cloud with our Galaxy’s core. As noted in the Galactic Pinball posting about the G2 cloud encounter, astronomers are actually hoping to see “fireworks” to learn more about how “black holes dine”. They don’t realize that, if the galactic core does erupt in fireworks strong enough to produce a superwave, then the moment we see the outburst, the superwave cosmic rays will be here at our doorstep and will start to bite us. Perhaps they think that just because the Galactic center lies 23,000 light years away, there is nothing to worry about."--Paul LaViolette
    I just merged these two threads, as they cover the same topic.
    Don't have a problem with that...

    I (Searched) in every way possible to Check to see if anyone had posted this previously...

    Thread Search: "Paul La Violette: Superwave or Gravitic Wave Headed our Way in April 2014..?"

    Advanced Search: "Paul La Violette"

    Yet 'Nothing' came up...

    Apologies giovonni...

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    Quote Posted by jackovesk (here)
    I (Searched) in every way possible to Check to see if anyone had posted this previously...
    Yup - the Avalon forum search engine lacks the NSA funded smarts of Google .
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    Default Re: Dr Paul LaViolette and the Superwave

    One can try this approach:

    google.com

    Projectavalon.net: "Paul La Violette"

    I THINK that might work.

    Not sure. I haven't done it much except to find archived stuff.

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    it is said when tachyons can exceed the speed of light millions of times over ...http://www.meiersaken.info/Time_Travel.html
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    I was a little underwhelmed by that interview... I think La Violette was essentially downsizing his previous calculations, he seemed very under assertive... I wonder if it is because he is having difficulties with his theory... His early interviews really captured my attention... but in this one he seemed listless and overly technical...

    I look at it two ways, either he is backing away from some of his suppositions... or he is being given the "routine" of ridicule, isolation, ostracizing, etc. that all scientists who dare to challenge the "secret society" owned and controlled university system may be doing to him... (they can do it in such a way, the victim doesn't even realize... so subtle are their ways...) or maybe a little of both... as all scientist have to keep polishing their theory over time... until it is proven as law...

    One of his most memorable statements was when he made reference to the fact that over unity or "free energy" devices are proof of other dimensions... still rings in my mind... anything quantum mechanics always fascinates... the atom, that borderline between worlds... really what do we know beyond it... how can we know how a world operates where there is no time space or matter as we know it here... ?
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