Reported and Edited by Linda Moulton Howe
“One of the main features that distinguishes this planet from Earth is that the light from its star is mostly in the near infra-red. These frequencies of light interact much more strongly with water vapour and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, which affects the climate that emerges in our model [of Proxima Centauri and exoplanet.]”
- James Manners, Ph.D., Astronomy & Astrophysics Journal, May 16, 2017
“You know, I had this weird pregnancy, and I lost this baby somehow. I don't know what happened. But it's always in your heart, and you always carry it with you. I couldn't believe it when I found out a lot of other women had had missing pregnancy stuff.”
- Debbie Jordan Kauble, aka “Kathy Davis” in Budd Hopkins abduction investigations
“Fast radio bursts are exceedingly bright given their short duration and origin at great distances, and we haven't identified a possible natural source with any confidence. An artificial origin of fast radio bursts is worth contemplating and checking.”
- Avi Loeb, Ph.D., Chair, Astronomy Dept., Harvard Univ., Cambridge, MA.
March 30, 2017 Cambridge, Massachusetts - What has been making very powerful and rapid radio bursts the past ten years from 2.5 billion light-years from Earth? The first recorded fast radio burst was in 2007 by the Parkes radio telescope in Australia. The power of that radio burst was 500 million times the power of our solar system's sun and lasted only 5 milliseconds. It might have been some astronomical body that blew up — except that five years later on November 2, 2012, in the same place there were two more repeating bursts now known as “FRB 121102.” Since then there have been fifteen more recorded by Earth scientists to date for a total of eighteen recorded mysterious fast radio bursts coming from the same spot in the cosmic sky.
“It doesn't seem like the universe cares so much about fairness as it does care that all things that can happen — do.”
- Jason Padgett, co-author Struck by Genius
February 24, 2017 Federal Way, Washington - Even though Thomas Campbell seems convinced that our universe, if simulated, is not holographic but purely information based, perhaps built from 3-dimensional fractal geometries, there are increasingly credible science papers and books about the simulation of our universe as a 3-dimensional hologram.
Only a month ago on January 30th, 2017, theoretical physicists and astrophysicists from the University of Southampton in the U. K. — the University of Waterloo in Canada — and the University of Salento in Italy — published in the Physical Review Letters “substantial evidence” that we’re living in a holographic universe.
“You look into reality close enough and what you find is that it’s not material. It’s information based. Information based means it’s computed. Computed means there is computer code and if there’s computer code, you’re going to find error correction!”
- Thomas Campbell, author and applied physicist
February 24, 2017 Huntsville, Alabama - Last month in my January 2017 COAST broadcast, I interviewed Phoenix resident Jerry Wills about his 1966 face-to-face contact with a male, blond extraterrestrial humanoid called “Zo.” Zo's home base, he said, was a planet orbiting Tau Ceti about 12 light-years from Earth.
Then in November 1998, Jerry was at Lake Titicaca, Peru, and his wife saw him disappear into a rock doorway known as Aramu Muru. Jerry reappeared in a flash of light after being in what he thought was another universe where an Intelligent Voice showed him a laboratory experiment to create and study a universe. The Voice told Jerry that our cosmos was the result of the Other Dimension’s experiment to simulate a universe.
Is our universe a computer simulation? That question keeps coming up in media, science journals and public conferences. A few months ago at the Recode Code computer conference in Los Angeles, Elon Musk — Owner and CEO of SpaceX and Tesla — was asked about the simulated universe hypothesis. He answered, “The odds we are in base reality is one in billions!” — meaning he thinks the odds are high that we are in a simulated universe.
“Space-time — it's the Planck constant times frequency equals mass times the speed of light squared. Think about how the universe is Planck pixels, the frequency of which things are vibrating on those pixels, and at the very quantum, fundamental level, all of that would describe what people consider their souls.”
- Jason Padgett, co-author Struck by Genius
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February 24, 2017 Federal Way, Washington - There was a best-selling book entitled “The Holographic Universe” that was first released in hard cover by HarperCollins in 1991.
Around the same time, I spoke at a Mid-West conference, along with human abduction researcher Budd Hopkins. The new book by a young man only 38 years old and its mind-blowing hypothesis that our universe was being projected by Something Else — maybe from another dimension — was the topic of many discussions at the conference. A holographic universe is one where all the information that makes up our 3-dimensional “reality” plus time is actually contained in a 2-dimensional surface that is projecting what we conscious creatures see and move through as 3-dimensional space/time.
“My first guess is that it'll be kind of like Neptune, but I don't know what it's going to look like.”
- Michael Brown, Ph.D., Prof. of Planetary Astronomy, Caltech
January 27, 2017 Pasadena, California - One year ago on January 29, 2016, I reported at my news website, Earthfiles.com, and my Coast to Coast AM radio broadcast, about a newly discovered ninth planet at the edges of our solar system. Michael Brown, Ph.D., Professor of Planetary Astronomy at Caltech in Pasadena, reported that a huge object ten to twenty times the mass of Earth was moving in a big looping orbit far beyond Pluto in the region between the Kuiper Belt and the Oort Cloud. Prof. Brown simply calls it “Planet 9.” The discovery has been like chasing a ghost. Whatever is out there, its mass is so great that its gravitational field pushes half a dozen other Kuiper Belt objects to cluster together on the opposite side of Planet 9's huge looping orbit.
“If it doesn't go in the next few months, I'll be amazed.”
- Adrian Luckman, Ph.D., Project Leader, MIDAS Project, Swansea Univ., Wales
“When it calves, the Larsen C Ice Shelf will lose more than 10% of its area to leave the ice front at its most retreated position ever recorded. This event will fundamentally change the landscape of the Antarctic Peninsula.”
- U. K. MIDAS Project Report, January 5, 2017
“They definitely know, for this one case anyway, that the radio burst is not cataclysmic (referring to 9 fast radio bursts over 6 months in 2016.”
- Shami Chatterjee, Ph.D., Astronomer, Cornell University
