In our last year's article The Earth's Core is heated by gamma rays from the neutron star "Nibiru", well known to our regular readers, we talked about a gentleman named Paul LaViolette.
Back in 1983, this astrophysicist wrote a serious scientific work, the essence of which was to study the correlation of supernova explosions observed in the last century and a half, and bursts of tectonic and volcanic activity on the planet, which are also scientifically documented only for this period. And as Mr. Paul LaViolette has shown, and the further development of events, gamma-ray bursts observed in supernova explosions are indeed responsible for terrestrial cataclysms.
Gamma rays are electromagnetic waves of very high energy, so they easily pierce the lithosphere and cause nuclear reactions in the mantle and in the planetary core.
Keeping in mind both this most important scientific work and the subsequent statistics, many geophysicists, geologists and astronomers from time to time unofficially express the idea that the cataclysms observed on Earth in recent years are precisely related to gamma emissions from an unknown source.
The Sun is assumed to be one of such incomprehensible sources, but the appearance in the Solar System of a twin star of the Sun, which can be either a weakly emitting brown dwarf the size of Jupiter, or a neutron star, the diameter of which will be measured in tens of kilometers, is also not excluded.
Naturally, this theory caused a lot of protests from the scientific and parascientific public, which poked theorists into NASA's network services, where everything was fine with gamma radiation. Therefore, seeing such a situation, an enlightened professorship of one of the universities of California came up with fun for the students - to launch balloons into the sky, to which they cling to neutron monitors. By themselves, these detectors register neutrons falling from the upper layers of the atmosphere, but neutrons do not fly through space - they are just created by gamma rays that reach the upper layers of the Earth's atmosphere.
And now, as professors and students found out during their scientific program Sky Calculus, since March 2015, the level of gamma radiation in the upper atmosphere has increased by … 13%. For four years of observation, this is no joke - it is almost three and a half percent per year, or 100% over thirty years. Is it any wonder now that the frequency of earthquakes has increased so much?
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As is usually the case with all discoveries that contradict the official paradigm, academics rushed to refute all this and prove that stupid students did not think so. Then the teachers of these students came to their aid, having obtained inaccessible to the general public neutron monitoring data obtained from the Sodankyl Geophysical Observatory in Oulu, Finland. They did everything right there - they launched balloons into the atmosphere and attached certified sensors to them. And as it turned out, the data collected by the students and the data from professional geophysicists matched perfectly.
After everyone agreed with the results, scientific discussions began on the topic: where does such a nightmarish growth of gamma radiation come from?
After long debates, perhaps even with beating glasses with their fists and dragging each other by the beard, the academics came to the conclusion that the fault was the record solar minimum, which never happened before:
If this is really so, then everything seems to be logical - the Sun went into hibernation, the Earth's magnetic field has weakened, the solar wind has subsided - and now all sorts of rubbish will start falling from space on the planet. But the question arises: why was there no such increase in the intensity of gamma rays during the past solar minimum? And before last? In the end, the Sun did not go out and nothing extraordinary happens there, according to NASA. Meanwhile, volcanic eruptions have become more frequent and people with round eyes make measurements of the "solar" radiation, what do they think, falling from somewhere from the sky?
Thus, proceeding from the above and the results obtained by the Californian students, we believe that the hypothesis of the approaching to us of the most powerful gamma-ray source becomes more and more probable. We, like many, do not have faith in officials, so the only hope is for enthusiasts who will count the neutrons arriving from the upper layers of the atmosphere.
It will be good if the trend of 3.5% per year continues - in this case, for some time at least gamma radiation will not be feared. But what if growth progresses and grows to such an extent that even the most ardent opponents of Nibiru begin to peel off the skin from radiation? We hope that we will find out about such progress at least a little in advance, therefore we are following the development of events.