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89 pages of results. 91. News from the Internet [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Since Titan has been in place for billions of years, its surface temperature [atmospheric temperature at the surface] should be in equilibrium. Electric Universe Titan may show an anomalously higher temperature than expected, because it is probable that the moon is not yet in thermal equilibrium. Hence an anomalous temperature gradient could well be measured in the atmosphere ... noble gases like krypton and xenon- which should have been present in Titan's primordial atmosphere when the moon first formed- are completely absent. Electric Universe. The noble gases anomaly shows that there is no systematic variation in the noble gas isotopes found in planetary atmospheres. It is another failure of the nebular hypothesis. The electrical birth of Titan ...
92. The Continuing Ica Mystery [Journals] [SIS Review]
... allow the "likeliness" of the scenes to influence a scientific decision as to which stones are genuine or not, as some have done. The watchword for such "anomalous" finds should be that careful and intelligent research, rather than scoffing, is the only way to arrive at a satisfactory answer. This is the position of two ... From: SIS Review Vol VI No 4 (1984) Home | Issue Contents FOCUS ARCHAEOLOGICAL ANOMALIES The Continuing Ica Mystery Contrary to prevailing opinion, the mystery of the curious engraved stones from Ica in Peru still remains unsolved. The Ica stones, an estimated 50,000 of which are now in the hands of private collectors, have ...
93. A question for Wal (and Amy and...) [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... York Times there was a very good article on the recent discoveries vis a vis the planet Mars (someone swiped my copy, otherwise I'd offer some quotes). Numerous anomalous findings were cited. For many years now, I have claimed that anomalous examples of remanent magnetism would be found and indeed the article pointed to great amounts of such ... Earth have been interpreted in terms of polar wandering and continental drift. Mars shows no signs of tectonic activity (continental drift). I expect patterns of radioactivity, isotopic anomalies, remanent magnetism and glass surrounding craters and the great "volcanoes" that can be easily explained by their formation in a plasma arc. My suggestion is that laboratory ...
94. San Francisco, February 25, 1974 [Journals] [Pensee]
... " And finally: Velikovsky proposed that Venus is hot because of its encounters with Mars and the Earth, and its close passage to the Sun. Since Mars is not anomalously hot, the high surface temperature of Venus must then be attributed to the passage of Venus near the Sun during its cometary incarnation. But it is easy to calculate ... just is inconsistent with observations [of organic molecules]. 8) The Temperatures of Mars and Venus. Velikovsky's argument clearly implies that if you want to find a temperature anomaly in the solar system, go to Mars, not Venus. In fact, neither Mars nor Venus is an anomaly in the sense of giving off more heat than ...
95. Forum [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the effects of the last ice age. The artificial satellites that have measured the ongoing rate of rebound in Fennoscandia do not reveal such a bulge relaxing, or any other anomalous mass concentration. The evidence for coastal destruction is all local in nature; see, e.g ., Brian F. Atwater: Evidence for Great Holocene Earthquakes ... hours. I find it difficult to reconcile this rapid relaxation with the snail's pace claimed for other rebound' effects. Would flyby of a cosmic body produce a substantial mass anomaly? The shape distortion and subsequent relaxation would surely be almost symmetrical between successive Earth layers. If relaxation is quite a rapid process, as I suspect, any distortions ...
96. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Egyptian temples also display evidence of magnetism. What the purpose of this was is not known. In the Preseli Mountains of SW Wales, the peak of Carn Ingli has anomalous magnetic properties. This appears to account for its name, having the meaning Hill of Angels'. This name came about after a 6th century AD monk, St ... light phenomena, even in the form of rainbows gleaming over the peak at night, have been recorded in fairly recently years. The author claims to have discovered similar magnetic anomalies in America, at holy sites of native Americans. Radioactivity is another feature common to holy places. Uranium deposits have been found at American and Australian Aborigine sites. ...
97. The Saturn Thesis (Part 3) [Journals] [Aeon]
... circle is that from which, in the usual representation, the streams of life radiate outward. But there are some interesting instances in which this circle is presented without the anomalous, smaller orb inside of it. Remember: in the Saturn theory model, the smallest sphere, Mars, descends to produce the polar column. An example of ... same streams of circular craters. No one has suggested a volcanic origin for these scars on a dead rock. In William Corliss' Mysterious Universe: A Handbook of Astronomical Anomalies, I notice that the best "explanation" geologists have been able to offer is that of remarkably aligned meteor impacts, in what must have been the most astronomically ...
98. The Celestial Dynamics of "Worlds in Collision" [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Cook's (and Robert Mayer's nineteenth-century) theory that the Sun's energy derives from an infall of matter. Equally, however, and even more convincingly, these and many other anomalous findings concerning the Sun are predictable in terms of the electric-Sun hypothesis. Late in 1974 I wrote to Bass of my reasons for insisting that the Sun is in all ... mechanics is totally adequate, and since I believe in Occam's razor also, it seems to me that there is no need to postulate other forces unless you can show an anomaly or a discrepancy that might call for such. Carl Sagan has made the statement that orthodox Newtonian mechanics is adequate to predict all the motions of celestial bodies, both ...
99. Venus An Interim Report [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Jupiter should be a strong source of radio waves, that the earth should have a magnetosphere, that the surface of Venus should be hot, that Venus might exhibit an anomalous rotation, and that Venus should be surrounded by a blanket of petroleum hydrocarbons." Plummer's refusal to accept the validity of the last in this list hardly detracts from ... corresponding to the brightness temperatures derived from the microwave emission." (Astronomy and Space, Vol. 2, No. 3, 1972) Kerr dispassionately cites an added anomaly: "When Pioneer Venus's probes looked at the amount of radiant energy passing through the atmosphere, each one found more energy being radiated up from the lower atmosphere than ...
100. Chapter 16 Hittites ? Lydians [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... according to the established chronology, until several centuries closer to the present. Therefore, ad hoc explanations, as in so many other instances where iron was found at an anomalous time, had to be invented. Gurney suggested: "Such elaborate inscriptions as this are not produced out of a literary vacuum. Not a single example of an ... Gordian Campaign of 1965," American Journal of Archaeology, vol. 7 (1966), p. 276]14 Various ad hoc explanations were devised to explain this anomaly – a favored one being that the pottery became mixed together because people kept digging pits; but such a situation would create a jumbled stratigraphy without any significant sequences of ...
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