Ben Davidson
The Observer Review: Volume 1 (Presale)
The Observer Review: Volume 1 (Presale)
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This book is a collection of the most important scientific updates on the earth disaster cycle since the publication of our most recent textbook. The nature of this science, covering the fields of paleoclimatology, atmospheric physics, geophysics of the solid earth, paleomagnetism, modern geomagnetism, solar physics, astrophysics, galactic physics and esoteric studies, is one of constant change, discovery, updates and increased understanding.
The aim of The Observer Review e-magazine is to give a constant stream of these updates, in context. This collection is a further-selective account of the most important updates; it is almost like a supplemental text to the main textbook released in late 2025, The Disaster Cycle.
This collection is segmented into four sections, each aiming to update the critical segments of our understanding of how the earth, sun, solar system and galaxy are playing a role in this event, and specifically how the evidence portends the repeat of the cyclical catastrophe on earth before the 2050s.
~ Ben Davidson "S0"
What's inside
- Section 1: Magnetic Pole Shift and Earth Changes
- Section 2: Solar System
- Section 3: Galactic Current Sheet
- Section 4: Solar Micronova
About the authors
Ben Davidson "S0" is the founder of Space Weather News and the Suspicious0bservers daily broadcast, and the author of The Disaster Cycle and The Next End of the World. His work connects the newest findings in solar physics, geomagnetism and catastrophism into one picture of the earth disaster cycle.
Bailey Laurissa is the co-author you have already been reading. She writes The Observer Review with Ben month after month, turning the newest research across paleomagnetism, solar physics, climate science and geophysics into the updates Observers rely on. Founder of the creative studio Elara Creatives and a longtime part of the Observer learning community, she brings the Review from research to page. Volume 1 is that work in print.
"Writing The Observer Review with Ben grew naturally out of something I have wanted to do for years. I remember entering college and telling my parents that my dream was to write about astronomy, follow where the science was leading, and bring attention to corners of research that could help the larger story come into focus. In Volume 1, I am most intrigued by the solar system shifts: the echoes of change not only from our Sun, but across our solar system and galaxy, and the cycles large and small that we are a part of within a much larger universe. What continues to fascinate me most is that even places humans have never reached are showing ripples of these changes, giving us new pieces of a story we are only beginning to understand."
~ Bailey Laurissa
Specifications
- Written by Ben Davidson and Bailey Laurissa
- Format: Softcover, full color
- Pages: 95
- Size: 8.5 x 11, matched to the Earth Disaster Cycle supplement
- Publisher: Space Weather News. Sold and shipped by Observer Ranch.
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- You are reserving a copy from the first print run. Nothing ships today.
- The presale window runs August 27 through September 20, 2026.
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About the author
Ben Davidson
Ben Davidson is the founder of Space Weather News and the Suspicious0bservers channel, home of the daily space weather briefing followed by one of the largest audiences in citizen science. His books collect that research into organized volumes, from the Weatherman's Guide to the Sun to the disaster cycle series.