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GW170817 foreground and instrumental signals
GW150914 foreground and instrumental signals
GW170817 foreground and instrumental signals
GW150914 foreground and instrumental signals
GW190521: experimental foreground, correlated terrestrial coupling, and putative source (for LIGO-Virgo trigger sequence S190524q, S190521r, S190521g, S190519bj)
Compendium of observations, references, and data representing known LIGO-Virgo false trigger rate, known/unrecognized systematic error, and terrestrial coupling sources
Lags, geophysical scaling analogues, and generated spatial eigenmodes for GW150914 as coherent trans-terrestrial signal
Continental and global cloud-ground lightning during all reported O3 events and N=11 O1,O2 LIGO GW event intervals)
North American ground magnetometer data array for UTC day of GW150914 surrounding LIGO network
Why has so little attention been devoted to oscillating late-time afterglow evolution of NGC 4993/GRB170817A/AT2017gfo?
Criticism and refutation of Nielsen et al. 2018, Green-Moffat 2017/2018, Ian Harry 2017 blog post, and Van Putten et al. 2018
GRB150101B as misleading circular evidence for the anomalous putative kilonova GRB170817A, which is in turn utilized as empirical support for GRB150101B kilonova
LIGO event timings, luminosity distances, and radiated energy with respect to Sunspot variation and amplified co-orbital joint-field saddle points/emergent bounds
Superposed epoch analyses and statistical functions for IMF, solar corona, solar wind, magnetosphere, and ionosphere records (SuperMAG, NASA, NOAA, etc.) embedded by LIGO event (N=11) parameters and arrival times
Excess parametric correlations between LIGO trigger times and relative amplitude-equivalent parameters: cyclical terrestrial signal magnitude degenerate with rotation of Earth and source direction
Compilation of space weather data for N=6 LIGO events during 25-day window from GW170729 through GW170823
ANITA BSM upward shower Solar-terrestrial foreground
Compendium of observations, references, and data representing known LIGO-Virgo false trigger rate, known/unrecognized systematic error, and terrestrial coupling sources
Lags, geophysical scaling analogues, and generated spatial eigenmodes for GW150914 as coherent trans-terrestrial signal
Continental and global cloud-ground lightning during all reported O3 events and N=11 O1,O2 LIGO GW event intervals)
North American ground magnetometer data array for UTC day of GW150914 surrounding LIGO network
Why has so little attention been devoted to oscillating late-time afterglow evolution of NGC 4993/GRB170817A/AT2017gfo?
Criticism and refutation of Nielsen et al. 2018, Green-Moffat 2017/2018, Ian Harry 2017 blog post, and Van Putten et al. 2018
GRB150101B as misleading circular evidence for the anomalous putative kilonova GRB170817A, which is in turn utilized as empirical support for GRB150101B kilonova
LIGO event timings, luminosity distances, and radiated energy with respect to Sunspot variation and amplified co-orbital joint-field saddle points/emergent bounds
Superposed epoch analyses and statistical functions for IMF, solar corona, solar wind, magnetosphere, and ionosphere records (SuperMAG, NASA, NOAA, etc.) embedded by LIGO event (N=11) parameters and arrival times
Excess parametric correlations between LIGO trigger times and relative amplitude-equivalent parameters: cyclical terrestrial signal magnitude degenerate with rotation of Earth and source direction
Compilation of space weather data for N=6 LIGO events during 25-day window from GW170729 through GW170823
ANITA BSM upward shower Solar-terrestrial foreground
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