From time to time I will be adding current research results from respected physicists, astronomers, and astrophysicists throughout the world that are consistent with Dragan's theory. In some cases Dragan is the only researcher in the world who predicted these results.

DRAGAN HAJDUKOVIC GETS A THUMBS UP FROM A SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLE

Published on September 25, 2014, in Physical Review D, “Neutrino lighthouse at Sagittarius A” by Bai, Y., et al, provides the first evidence from IceCube that the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way is a neutrino factory!

In papers published in 2007, 2011, and 2014, Dragan Hajdukovic takes us on a journey beneath the event horizon (specifically, not the surface of the black hole) of a black hole to the surface of the black hole of finite size. (Hajdukovic’s black hole size as per his cosmological model of the universe, eliminates the need for a period of rapid inflation should that supermassive black hole be the entire universe at its beginning or cyclically thereafter.)

In his earlier papers, Dragan writes, “We argue that the hypothesis of the gravitational repulsion between matter and antimatter can be tested at the IceCube, a neutrino telescope, recently constructed at the South Pole… Hence, a black hole (made from matter) should behave as a point-like source of antineutrinos.”

In his new comment on the recent findings of IceCube https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01086344v1, specifically that 9 events of neutrino detection out of 36 so far appear to be coming from the center of the galaxy, Dragan establishes the plausibility that the detection of those 9 events is the predicted evidence of the inevitable consequences of his theory. Given that the number of protons passing beneath the event horizon of the supermassive black hole are best determined by computer simulation, the results in lieu of simulation are extremely supportive of Dragan’s work!

This is a hint that when the UX25 minor planet system is observed by the James Webb telescope, the change in the moon’s perihelion shift due to the gravitational properties of the quantum vacuum that Dragan has proposed will be observed, which are at the foundation of his work. Should Dragan’s work be validated by observations of the UX25 system, it will be historically akin to the advance of the perihelion of Mercury that Einstein proposed to exhibit the effects of General Relativity beyond Newtonian physics.

Although IceCube cannot distinguish between neutrinos and anitneutrinos (only through Glashow resonance) nor can it detect energies sufficiently low enough to validate Dragan’s computational predicted differences between the number of antineutrinos expected from the Milky Ways’ supermassive black hole and Andromeda’s supermassive black hole (which would in fact directly validate his theories), this hint from the center of our galaxy holds the promise of validation of Dragan’s work - a new physics, and much awaited understanding of not only the new findings by IceCube, but the true nature of dark matter and dark energy!

-Linda Morabito and David Meyer