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80 pages of results. 331. Physics, Astronomy and Chronology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... another, unrolled wood - which certainly cannot be 70 million years old. So the conventional geological dating system can be disposed of, leaving nothing to replace it. Dr Milton concluded his talk by showing some very interesting fossils gathered on field trips in North America and a wide-ranging discussion session followed. - W.T . Velikovsky's History and Cosmology Two highly stimulating talks provided the focus for the Society's meeting on "Velikovsky's History and Cosmology", 26th June 1982, at the usual venue of the Library Association. Many of the members present felt that the two papers were among the most interesting and constructive of those given at the successful London meetings of the last three years, ...
332. Focus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... least, for the actions of some scientists, who denounced Velikovsky without even reading his work. "The second paper, authored by ALFRED DE GRAZIA, an internationally recognised expert in politics and social systems, discusses the origin of fear. While preparing the special issue of the American Behavioral Scientist devoted to the scientific community's reactions to Velikovsky's revolutionary cosmology, de Grazia developed an interest in his theories which has culminated in several investigations into the origins of human nature and the development of human institutions. A part of that work is included here. "De Grazia maintains that fear is ubiquitous in its influence upon the behaviour of mankind. It pervades all social institutions and creates the conditions ...
... Siculus, quoting ancient lore, `the two continents of Europe and Africa were joined, but Hercules cut a passage between them whereupon the ocean mingled with the inner sea'. This happened in the course of the execution of his eleventh `labour', which is revealed as a most interesting myth if viewed from the standpoint of Hoerbiger's Cosmological Theory. Hercules set out to procure certain golden apples from the garden of the Hesperides in the distant west. As these apples were out of his reach, Atlas procured them for him, while Hercules supported the heavenly vault in the meantime. Atlas refused to take the burden back on to his own shoulders again, but was tricked ...
... the capture could be found, a unique way of recording historical dates might be evolved, the only one which would be not arbitrary or artificial, but as natural as the year and the day. Unfortunately, astronomy can help us very little just now. However, when science has once become more reconciled to the chief points of Hoerbiger's Cosmological Theory, a competent person may undertake to calculate possible distances and times. At present the most significant figures are reached when we compare the Egyptian and the Assyrian calendar systems. The two are as different as is possible: the former reckoning in solar cycles, each consisting of 1460years; the latter calculating by lunar cycles, equal to ...
... (1951) .. . by Melvin A. Cook: Prehistory and Earth Models (1966) Scientific Prehistory (1993) .. . by Hugh Crosthwaite: Ka (1992) A Fire Not Blown (1997) .. . by Charles Ginenthal: Carl Sagan & Immanuel Velikovsky Stephen Jay Gould and Immanuel Velikovsky William Fairfield Warren Earliest Cosmologies Paradise Found Articles & Talks Roger Ashton's Bedrock of Myth Morris Jastrow's Sun & Saturn Zetetic Scholar Conference/talks transcripts Catastrophism!Man, Myth and Mayhem in Ancient History and the Sciences Over 500 publications, 5000 images, 7500 documents, 10,000 pages and -million words Welcome to Catastrophism! Online Your Options: 1 Check Your Account ...
336. New from Holoscience [advert] [Journals] [Aeon]
... : MAC Power Mac OS system 7.5 or later Minimum 16 Mb RAM Quicktime 3.0 for Mac (included) CD-ROM drive (2x or faster) PC Windows 95 or later Minimum 16 Mb RAM Quicktime 3.0 for Windows (included) CD-ROM drive (2x or faster) The Electric Universe exposes the ignorance underlying modern cosmology. It shows that the key to a true understanding of our universe and the recent history of the solar system comes from acknowledging simple electrical interactions between all matter in the universe. The result is an outstanding concordance between modern plasma physics and ancient testimony of planets battling in the sky with thunderbolts. The Electric Universe gives insights into the ...
337. The Mars Mystery: The Secret Connection Between Earth and the Red Planet by Graham Hancock [Journals] [Aeon]
... governments have merely paid lip service to the perceived problem with exceedingly modest funding. NASA has yet to effectively implement its mandate, leaving the task mainly to amateur and private groups. The devastation wreaked on the Mars landscape, however, bespeaks at least one, and most likely several, sizable bolides that impacted the red planet. The standard cosmological interpretation is that these events occurred tens of millions, if not billions, of years ago, somewhat contemporaneous with similar events that afflicted Earth in its own early geohistory. Interestingly, such an occurrence was noted on our own Moon in the 12th century, as recorded by the Canterbury prelate Gervase, when, on the night of 18 ...
338. Aristotle's Tragedy: An Example of Collective Amnesia [Journals] [Kronos]
... as the section "Aristotle and Amnesia" in Chapter II of Mankind in Amnesia.] The Poetics might seem an unlikely place to look for Aristotle's reactions to cosmic catastrophes. But we shall see, especially in Aristotle's conception of the ideal tragedy, that the Poetics is in many ways an even richer mine of information than are his strictly cosmological works. For Aristotle's cosmology is simply an elaborate denial or repression of the past catastrophes; his philosophy of tragedy, on the other hand, provides him with a way in which he can revisit those catastrophes, safely this time, and with himself in full control. (Both the denial or repression and the revisiting would be at ...
... But perhaps the ultimate in wishful SF thinking is the Velikovskians' view of Cosmos without Gravitation. I believe I have shown that opus to be without scientific virtue, yet Juergens solemnly quotes it as a reference in his technical discussions 203 Accomplices to Belief of electromagnetism [i7~], and Jueneman [i66] describes it as a persuasive cosmology without gravitation. ' ' At Face Value Many people were prepared to accept Velikovsky at his own valuation, at face value. Velikovsky presented himself with confidence and self-assurance as a man of great learning in a range of intellectual fields, at home with the technical jargon and the body of facts and theories; as one who had labored ...
340. Horus Vol. 1 No. 3 Fall, 1985 Contents [Journals] [Horus]
... of the Inca Empire Copyright (c ) 1985 September 1985 by The Institute for the Study of Collective Behavior and Memory Become a Member of The Institute of the Study of Collective Behavior and Memory The Institute of the Study of Collective Behavior and Memory is a non-profit, tax exempt organisation whose general purpose is to pursue research into ancient rituals, cosmologies, myths and legends, monuments and temples, symbols, systems of abstract and applied knowledge, and other clues to the early psychological history of mankind. A range of discoveries over the past few years has opened new lines of interpretation and suggested fascinating alternatives to the traditional concepts of the ancient world. We invite all with similar interests ...
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