[BOBTHENAILER]

They theorize a correlation between solar cycle phase and interstellar dust influx rate, with the influx rate being highest at the time of solar maximum. Such a correlation could explain why the Sun could become locked into an active, dust accreting mode during times of superwave passage.

At the 11th Hour, they discovered an INCONVENIENT TRUTH

[RightWhale]

Way too much information, which tends to show that information is irrelevant. Anyway, about one in 100 galaxies would be exploding now, as seen from our time-delayed vantage point in the Milky Way, which is about a billion exploding galaxies in our sky. Are these explosions at all obvious? It sure looks like galactic explosions are fairly rare.