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21 pages of results. 191. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Voyager: Questions and Answers" by Martin Sieff, Workshop 3:3 , p. 1.) Anyone for Cosmology?On the question of "was there a Big Bang?" Dr Jayant Narlikar quoted Burbidge (Nature 1971): "Views of cosmology at any epoch are largely determined by the ideas of a few strong individuals ... rather than by an objective appraisal of the information available." New Scientist 2/7 /81 records Dr Narlikar's own comments: "These remarks apply even more forcefully to the state of cosmological research today." Mutations in the Evening Primrose In Earth in Upheaval, ch. XV, "Mutations and New Species", Dr Velikovsky ...
192. Discussion Questions From the Floor [Journals] [Aeon]
... explain that the myth was ancient even before the Sumerians wrote it down. The myth of the demise of the Golden Age played the same role to archaic man as the Big Bang does for us. It may seem silly and/or trivial to us today, but that merely indicates that the modern Judeo-Christian mentality is not commensurable with how ... archaic forbears perceived the Cosmos. My first encounter with this situation came in 1978 when I read Vine Deloria's God is Red in which the differences between the American Indian's and the White Man's world views are described, if not fully explained. The lesson is profound, but not easy to absorb. So far as I can tell, the ...
193. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... However, Lorentz died in 1928 and Eddington became the guru, since when the red shift together with relativity has been used to suggest an expanding universe in space-time, the Big Bang theory of its origin and the even distribution of matter in space. If the red shift, for which there is no independent control, were to be explained ... another way, all these ideas would have to be thrown out. David Roth Obituary Michael Scott, described as a remarkable polymath, scholar, mystic, writer, orientalist and traveller, died earlier this year at the age of 74. Based in Tangier, he lectured and studied at Fez University. An extremely erudite man, he was ...
194. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the possibility that red shifts are not good measures of distance. If they are not, doubt is cast on the Theory of the Expanding Universe and the reality of the Big Bang itself. Some astronomers .. . have heard enough about discordant red shifts and would rather see scarce telescope time used for other types of work! " Scientific ... source: Daily Telegraph 13.6 .83 For a change, we have some praise for something Adrian Berry has written. On the subject "why is science made so dull?" Adrian Berry apportions the blame not so much on the jargon but on ". .. the vile English that accompanies it". He cites several ...
195. The Israelite Exodus and the Volcanic Eruption of Thera [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... in Greece Dated to 1645 B.C .? " Nature, 328 (August 6-12, 1987), 517-19, and Gerald Cadogan, "Unsteady Date of a Big Bang." Nature, 328 (August 6-12, 1987), 473. A sixteenth-century date for the eruption would make its connection with the exodus almost impossible. ... . Goedicke originally dated the events of the Speos Artemidos inscription to Hatshepsut's thirteenth regnal year, which he placed in 1477 B.C . (Shanks, op. cit., 50). But in his as yet unpublished paper delivered at the "Who was the Pharaoh of the Exodus?" symposium in Memphis, Tennessee, April ...
196. The Knowledge Industry [Books] [de Grazia books]
... Al, he reported, the proposal passed from one vice-president to another, with Margolis' article from the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists about the Velikovsky affair attached, and a big "No" scribbled on the face of your proposal. (Later on Bill Baroody of the American Enterprise Institute came up with some money to support the issue, ... have it- the present state of affairs." Presumably under Hoyle's new-age baseball, physicists would pitch and baseball would become nothing but home-runs as the batters perfect themselves to bang away at the invariable straight-ball coming right down the center. Or perhaps Hoyle was saying that physicists should join the pluralist republic, as the ethnic strain of physics, ...
197. Ashton's Bedrock of Myth (Forum) [Journals] [Aeon]
... , "The Electric Saturnian System," AEON VI:1 (February 2001), p. 35. [111] E. J. Lerner, "The Big Bang Never Happened," Discover (June 1988), p. 74 (emphasis added). [112] D. Cardona, "The Road to Saturn ... " AEON I:1 (January 1988), pp. 114-115; idem, "Hamlet's Polar Mill," AEON II:1 (June 1989), p. 123. [113] M. Zysman, "Saturn Myth- A Challenge to the Planetary Hypothesis," KATAKLYSMOS (May 19, 1987), p. ...
198. Thoth Vol I, No. 6: March 16, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... evident lack of understanding of galactic discharges on the part of astronomers. Such a structure is expected on the basis of the plasma cosmology presented in Eric Lerner's book "The Big Bang Never Happened" - but I'll bet you won't see mention of that in any of the scientific journals.- If you enjoy reading Thoth Newsletter, consider passing ... along to others you think might find it worthwhile. PLEASE VISIT THE KRONIA COMMUNICATIONS WEBSITE- http://www.kronia.com/~kronia/ Other suggested Web site URL's for more information about Catastrophics: http://www.ames.net/aeon/ http://www.knowledge.co.uk/ ...
199. Velikovsky's Sources Volume One [Books]
... half of Isaiah (chapters 1 to 35) may well not be a valid one. The later additions may be figurative versions based on literal originals. This is a big maybe. It could equally be argued that those who saw fit to add verses to the Book of Isaiah had as much insight into Isaiah's meaning- perhaps more- ... when, at about noon, it rained a continuous downpour of dust.... None of us will ever be able to describe the noise, especially one great bang about noon, which is supposed to have been the loudest sound ever heard on earth... The whole heavens seemed a blaze of fire and the clouds formed ...
200. Plagues and Comets [Books] [de Grazia books]
... , caused vegetables to increase in size, and induced mysterious scabs among the reindeer of the region in that year. (Vera Rich, "The 70-Year-Old Mystery of Siberia's Big Bang, "274 Nature (1978), 207). 35. I Kings 8:51, as derived from the pen of the second Deuteronomist again much ... . 36. I. Donnelly, Ragnarök, New York, Appleton, 1883, ch. 2. 37. II G 356. 38. II G 358. 39. Ex. 10:4 . 40. II G 359. 41. Ex. 10:28-29. 42. Ex. 10:23. 43. ...
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