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21 pages of results. 111. Snowball Mini-comets [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... . The next question was what could cause the rapid extinction and recovery of the dayglow over a circle about 30 miles (48km) in diameter? The holes are too big to be caused by a solid object, so Frank decided it must be a cloud of water vapour. This led to the notion that comets must be the cause ... It is the only force free configuration for a current carrying plasma. Hannes Alfven described them in his works and they feature in the recent plasma cosmology book, The Big Bang Never Happened, by Eric Lerner. So, I suggest that storm clouds which span great heights are merely providing a convenient path to ground for electric charge conducted through ...
112. Focus [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... now acceptable geological catastrophes are dated in millions of years - not thousands - and the astronomers have repeatedly given free reign to their imaginations in the form of black holes, big bangs and new theories for each new fact. The truth is that the astronomical stranglehold on uniformitarian thinking has not relaxed one iota. The resistance that met Velikovsky's work ... still there, for the alacrity with which this new wave of astronomers rushed imaginatively to back up Raup and Sepkoski's work is nothing more than affirmation of their belief in the clockwork regularity of the universe. Of course they will support theories of regular cycles over millions of years, even though these may result in periodic catastrophes on Earth. They ...
113. Lessons in Humility? [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... based on current mainstream uniformitarian thinking; however, this is tempered with a vein of frankness. It is intriguing to learn, for instance, that the currently all-conquering "Big Bang" cosmology will not explain the observed ratio of material particles to photons, or the absence of anti-matter or even how (with the isotropic distribution of matter demanded ... the theory) galaxies ever came into existence at all. But these are questions which will be answered with time; meanwhile, we do at least "know" that Venus' temperature derives from a Treibhauseffekt . Breuer, clearly upset at sharing a publisher with Velikovsky, is responsible for a recently perpetrated review of his stable-companion in a German ...
114. New Insights to Antiquity [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Rendezvous. 10. Easter Island. 11. Atlantis, etc. 12. The Great Flood. Epilogue: Afterthoughts. Appendix A. The Tides. B. The Big Bang? C. The Geomagnetic Fields. D. Volcanism. E. In Re. Big Bones. References. Index. New Insights to Antiquity, A Drawing ... of the Veil by Richard Petersen. xiv+ 336 Pages with 58 Plates and 10 Figures, case bound in Hard Covers, $27.95, Postpaid. ...
115. Thoth Vol S I-III, INCLUDING 66 ISSUES) [Journals] [Thoth]
... ! The gravity-driven models of cosmologists are in shambles, and a great deal of entrenched science has collapsed with them: the official age and size of the universe, the Big Bang, dark matter, and all that goes with them. A much different vantage point is provided by the electric universe, with an explanation of red shift and ... predictive power that can be tested at all levels of observation. Consider, for example, the so-called "volcanoes" and spectacular plumes on the Jovian moon Io, which Wal Thornhill identified as active electrical discharges. Prior to the Galileo probe close-ups, Wal was the only one to accurately predict what NASA would find-including "plume" temperatures exceeding ...
116. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . A field geologist reviews anomalous geological features and proffers his own theory of the causes of obvious catastrophic formations. Astronomy on Trial: A Devastating and complete Repudiation of the Big Bang Fiasco by R.C .Martin Jr. (1999, $27 50) The author goes on a vigorous attack of modern astronomy and cosmology. He ... these disciplines are full of blunders and intellectual cover-ups and compiles hundreds of references to prove his point. Catastrophe: An Investigation into the Origins of the Modern World by David Keys (1999, $25 00) This is the book upon which two TV programs were based, details of which were given in Monitor' in C&CR ...
117. Confessions of a Cenoist [Journals] [Aeon]
... . The more influential methods of ice core, radiocarbon, and tree ring dating are founded on extensive research. Although the theories are not ironclad, the endless flow of big numbers is unnerving. This rock is 350 million years old; here is an eight thousand-year-old bristlecone pine; and every dinosaur bone is older than 65 million years. ... not? Greek philosophers never sped along an autobahn, and medieval popes never hopped a transcontinental flight to the realm of angels. Science churns out tangible results, a big bang of artifacts, processes, and wild ideas that impress even its most churlish critics. Velikovsky raged at the teachings of scientists. He thundered in talks to college students ...
118. Seti's Foreign Connections [Journals] [Kronos]
... , except in mass, are irrelevant. Here, it is as if there were one characteristic, if not one substance, which governs everything. And gravity is the big fact of physics, the mover of the heavens, the force connected to inertia which does not discriminate. Thales said that everything - you and I and the stars ... with immense wisdom? THE ISOTROPIC 3 KELVIN TEMPERATURE OF DEEPSKY Measurements of deepsky show that there is a uniform temperature of three degrees Kelvin characterizing our known universe. "Big Bang" people have their own theories of why this should be so, but our interest, as that of scientists should be, is only in the measurements, not ...
119. Cosmic Catastrophes and the Ballgame of the Sky Gods in Mesoamerican Mythology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ball. ' One Hunahpu and Seven Hunahpu accept the challenge and move from the visible sky into the underworld below the horizon. They do not, however, take their big ball with them to Xibalba but, instead, hang it on a tow of the roof of the heaven as a visible sign of their intention to return. They ... this ballgame was not an ordinary contest. The gods of the underworld, Hun Came (One Death) and Vukub Came (Seven Death) feel provoked by the crashing bang of the impacting ball and challenge the twins to a battle [34]. What's happening on the face of the earth? They're just stomping and shouting. They ...
120. The Velikovskian Upheaval: A Temporocentric Challenge [Journals] [Kronos]
... in the name of science but which appear in conformity to Christian precepts, strong denunciation and repudiation can be expected from the scientific community. The initial explosion for the "Big Bang" theory as to the origin of the universe, Robert Jastrow (1977:18E; emphasis supplied) relates in a recent survey describing contemporary disputes in astronomy ... "was brought about by forces that have no scientific explanation. The astronomical view of the origin of the universe is [thus] surprisingly similar to the biblical account. To avoid it, three ingenious English theorists . . . proposed a few decades ago that fresh matter is created out of nothing throughout the universe. . ." ( ...
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