Dr. Laviolette recently stated, "The recent finding that the G2 cloud a month ago had not yet reached pericenter now makes some sort of core explosion a more likely outcome."

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"When I have more information, I will post it. Meanwhile we should again be alert to look for any evidence of the G2 cloud being split in two after it rounds orbital pericenter.

Secondly, and no relation to the above observation, Eckart also report that they observe the cloud is still compact, that it has not dispersed. To remain compact while being exposed to the high velocity gas flow from the Galactic core the G2 cloud would need to be continually regenerated from an embedded star or binary star system. In a paper published in December 2012 Echart, et al. was one who had suggested the possibility that the G2 cloud may contain an embedded star, corroborating my suggestion posted around that time."

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