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70 pages of results. 341. Editor's Notes [Journals] [SIS Review]
... John D. Weir Please note that a slight error occurred in Table 1 in this article (C &CR 1998:1 ). The correct Table is shown below. This does not affect the conclusions, except that Mitchell's date is now only 8 years out, instead of 9 years as stated in the article. Page 23, column 2 has the incorrect date: -1417 instead of -1418. Venus Tablet Solution for reign of Ammisaduqa Remarks Data -1434/ -1413 -1426/ -1405 -1418/ -1397 Yr. Mnth. Day error error error 1 XI 15 XI 20 -5 XI 15 0 XI 12 + 3 Middle solution is correct XI 18 XI 22 -4 XI ...
342. The Harvard Crimson Blushes. File II (Stargazers and Gravediggers) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Stargazers]
... pays serious attention to such a denial of all that science has learned"). The article told the story of the suppression of the book by scientists when it was at Macmillan and of its transfer to Doubleday. It stated that "Abroad, Paris-Match pointed out Le foyer de l'antivelikovskysme est Harvard'" and it quoted the New York columnist Leonard Lyons to the effect that the leader of the group was Shapley. "That pressure had been exerted seemed evident. Two of the men early associated with Dr. Velikovsky's book found their resignation accepted' suddenly and without apparent explanation." After relating the story of Putnam and Atwater, the article proceeded: Questioned on the events ...
343. A Tale Of Two Venuses [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... can easily imagine similar processes at work on Venus after the comet collided. Charged, dusty clouds would rise like thunderheads-except that, in the absence of condensation, they would continue to rise so long as turbulence in the air kept the dust in suspension. Indeed, one might picture this as a continuing process, with dust-laden air rising in columns, like smoke-laden air in a tall chimney. Eventually part of that charge would be repelled into outer space, taking dust with it where it would be picked up by the solar wind and carried away." 32 The answer to the entire problem is related to the heat of Venus' atmosphere. Venus, as readers of this ...
344. The Fire Came By: The Riddle of the Great Siberian Explosion by John Baxter and Thomas Atkins [Journals] [Kronos]
... At the end of this fascinating tour, in a final recounting of the fateful event, we are told: "A towering primordial fire, hotter than the interior of a star, splits the sky in two and sears the landscape below for more than 30 miles. "Then the great fire is gone, leaving behind only a massive column of black clouds that will remain for days in the atmosphere and a scarred, shattered taiga that will forever hide its secret." But for whatever secrets are hidden in the Siberian Steppes, we are not left free from conjecture, for in the penultimate conclusion we are asked momentarily to consider that we have been visited. But with ...
... in anticipation, and is not the morbid disconcern but a rejoicing in such anticipation? To consider others being annihilated on a grandiose scale fascinates so greatly that it is worth the risk of the same. Or will only the sinners have their eyes gouged out, the teeth knocked in, the skin peeled off, flesh burnt, and spinal column broken? The SALT agreements are but a license to augment and refine the arsenals and bring order into the chaotic business of the rush toward turning this globe, eight thousand miles across, into a salt plain of Sodom. 1 Freud, Collected Papers (1950), vol. 5. 2 Science, 157 (zi July 1967 ...
346. Contact [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... their anonymity for professional reasons. However, we are conscious of the fact that many, like Mr. Storck above, would be interested to know of others in their neighbourhood, and we therefore invite those wishing to make contact, or even those having no objection to others contacting them, to avail themselves of the opportunity by using these columns. \cdrom\pubs\journals\workshop\vol0301\05cont.htm ...
347. Symbols of an Ancient Sky: Slide Presentation & Notes by David Talbott [Journals] [Aeon]
... is found depicted in all of its phases. Moreover, the superimposed discs of the other two planets, with their relative sizes proportionally correct, are often found depicted within the crescent, just as the model predicts. But there's more. "The single most important key to the imagery of the revolving crescent is its relationship to the polar column," writes Talbott. (p . 159.) This relationship can be seen in the Zuni Thunderbird, the Mesopotamian wheel of Shamash resting on its pillar, the Scandinavian bull of heaven, and the Hindu mountain of the moon. And what is the ankh but a stylized image of the pillar and crescent? [3 ] ...
348. Aeon Volume V, Number 2: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... was published in 1990. A sequel, Expanding Geospheres, followed in 1992. Frederic Jueneman is a consulting industrial analytical chemist, who has served as an Associate Editor of KRONOSand a member of the R&D 100 panel for the adjudication of the annual top one hundred products developed by academia and industry, continuing as a Contributing Editor and columnist for Research & Development magazine to which he has contributed for more than 25 years. He is a composer and author, having written two symphonic suites and several ensemble and piano works as well as two published books on speculative science: Limits of Uncertainty (1975) and Raptures of the Deep (1995). Sean Mewhinney is a ...
349. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . in New Scientist to attract potential readers. It was not allowed to pass, however, without what he called "some form of cynical comment from the scientific intellectual shareholders'..." And his complaint is a familiar one to Velikovskians, for he writes: "So the anonymous authority who hides behind the New Scientist Feedback columns (" It's rubbish by Jove", 24 July, p.311), considers the idea that Jupiter may once have been a neutron star a most amusing one. Well, as he says, it's a free world. But is it?" JUPITER'S X-RAYS - New Scientist 14/8 /80 p.522 Results ...
350. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... to order through us by airmail. The Velikovsky Affair - this book is available from stock to overseas members only since it is hard to obtain or is unobtainable overseas. U.K . members are asked to order their copies direct from their local bookshop; the price of £2 .45 given under the U.K . cost column in the Overseas Publication List in WORKSHOP 3:1 no longer applies. Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings - mentioned in WORKSHOP 3:1 p.4 . We have now been informed that the book is now also available in the U.S .A . from W. R. Corliss, The Source Book Project, ...
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