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10 pages of results. 201. Discussion Questions From the Floor [Journals] [Aeon]
... Universe, p. 376.) Within the strictly gravitational framework Ellenberger has espoused, this demonstrable situation must appear as an absurdity. This brings us to Ellenberger's accusation that Earl Milton has not responded to his criticism. I would remind Ellenberger that he has, in private communication, promised to answer my criticism of his published statements (KRONOS ... the term "electromagnetic charge" which has no meaning, and his use of "curved vectors" when vectors by definition are straight. Finally, I must note that Milton, whose article appeared in AEON I:3 , continues to carry on without bothering to acknowledge, much less refute, my disproof of his and Juergens' electric ...
202. 'Worlds in Collision' After Heinsohn [Journals] [SIS Review]
... 5. See Heinsohn op. cit. [2 ], p. 244. The only comparably bold shortening of conventional time spans is that of Alfred de Grazia and Earl Milton in Chaos and Creation, de Grazia, Metron Publications, Princeton, 1981 and Solaria Binaria, de Grazia/Milton, Metron Publications, Princeton, 1984. ... Grazia also insists on the primacy of stratigraphy (or the principle of superposition of strata', (Chaos and Creation, p. 71)) in the opening of Chaos and Creation and hence the Quantavolution Series as a whole, Collapsing Tests of Time' (pp. 35-75). 6. See summary of evidence in Heinsohn op ...
203. Questions from the Floor [Articles]
... of this paper will be at this point, I do not know if any of it was actually written. His archives will be handled by us, and Dr. Earl Milton who is also a member of the KRONOS staff and an able researcher and physicist in his own right, will do his best not only to put forward his ... ideas but those of Ralph Jürgens as well. We do as much as we can. I hope that the rest of the staff will take care of itself, we cannot afford any more losses in the near future. Because of the time situation, I will not bore you with the way I came to Velikovsky's work, suffice it ...
204. The Nature and Origin of Comets and the Evolution of Celestial Bodies (Part I) [Journals] [Kronos]
... or large ring particles) which act exactly like comet nuclei when inside the zodiacal disk of the Sun (a second source of comet tail material)* * Cf. Earl R. Milton, "Saturn and Voyager", KRONOS VI:3 (1981), pp. 55-62 and M.Brandt and M. Bodner, " ... Coupling Phenomena in the Saturn Ring System", KRONOS Vl:3 , pp. 63-70. - LMG The folIowing example illustrates the forces involved in tail production due to varying charge-to-mass ratios, comparing gravitational and electric effects. A comet nucleus (1015 kg) at 1 A.U . from the Sun develops a charge sufficient to cause ...
205. Forum [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... I was disappointed that the reaction to my letter took issue with some off-hand remarks while no-one addressed the letter's substance, i.e ., that the evidence advanced by Earl Milton and Melvin Cook for transforming geological time into the last 10,000 years or so is flagrantly erroneous. However, I am glad that Warlow was provoked to ... , for it provided an opportunity to explain the issues more fully and to disestablish the long-standing canard about a rotating charged Earth being the true source of Earth's magnetic field. Two enlightening, non-technical articles on the dynamo are the following: Charles R. Carrigan and David Gubbins: The Source of the Earth's Magnetic Field', Scientific American, ...
206. The Saturn Thesis (Part 3) [Journals] [Aeon]
... , Juergens' pioneering work has, as far as any of us can tell, been ignored. Since that time, both Wal and the former professor of physics, Earl Milton, have gathered extensive data on electrical phenomena in the Solar System. In connection with the electrical dis-charge issue, Wal made a telling prediction on October 12, ... , prior to the processing of close-up photographs of Jupiter's moon Europa by the Galileo probe. He wrote: "Very strong evidence for planetary electrical scarring comes from the Magellan Orbiter images of Venus. Europa was presumably a part of the SC [Saturnian Configuration] and would also have been subject to electrical scarring. I predict that when closeups ...
207. Encounters and Collisions [Books] [de Grazia books]
... spiral encounters and recurrent paleontological catastrophes, via cometary and meteoritic crashes, is perhaps the first treatise to be published by professional astronomers. The independently pursued work of the astronomer Earl R. Milton, much of it in press as Solaria Binaria, with the present author, is comparable. Clube and Napier wrote unaware of the astronomical theory of ... and Creation and similarly, I did not obtain a copy of their book until the present work was at the printers.) But would any or many of the larger impacts be recent, within the past score of millennia? This is probable. The methods by which heavy meteoritic and cometary impacts on Earth are timed begin with averaging on ...
208. On the Circularization of the Orbit of Venus [Journals] [Kronos]
... . ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I wish to thank those who have read and commented on earlier versions of this manuscript, especially Raymond C. Vaughan for stimulating suggestions and constructive criticism; and Earl R. Milton for extensive theoretical comments. \cdrom\pubs\journals\kronos\vol0702\003circu.htm ...
209. Aster and Disaster: The Golden Age - II [Journals] [Kronos]
... , 1976), vol. 3 (by Sheila Savill), p.53 (Para. 92) and p. 160. 59. Alfred de Grazia and Earl Milton, Solaria Binaria (Princeton, 1984), p. 44. 60. Op.cit. (fn.44); Genesis 5:27. ... celestial realm above suggest that it was not an unknown occurrence. To make it credible, however, we would have to accept the view, advanced by de Grazia and Milton,(59) that there was pre-Holocene atmospheric continuity between Earth and the larger body at the other end of the axis.) Another puzzle of reconstructive interpretation has ...
210. Solaria Binaria [Books] [de Grazia books]
... . The history of the solar system before 14,000 B.P ., but including as well as a thorough development of these pages, is being prepared by Earl R. Milton and the present author. 4. Batten (1973); "Binaries" Ency. Brit. (1969) 586-95; Jordan (1971) ... plasma, and some vestigial planetary atmosphere remain. There is some coherence between this scenario of events and the writings of Bruce, Velikovsky, Rose, Vaughn, Juergens, Milton, Crew, T. Gold, Eddington, Vsekhsviatskii, Ovenden, Bass, and other modern writers, not all of whom are catastrophists, much less supportive of ...
211. The Blasted Career of the Mighty Swordsman [Books] [de Grazia books]
... many places on both spheres. Such, at least, is the terminology I am using in this book. Elsewhere, most prominently in Solaria Binaria, I join with Earl R. Milton in an exclusively electrical formulation of interactions between large bodies. We find that the concept of gravitation is no longer needed, in accounting for the transactions ... photographs indicate that the polar caps, which advance and retreat seasonally, are composed of solid carbon dioxide with possibly some ice beneath [11]. In Solaria Binaria, Milton and I speculate that all planets have had experience with life forms. That the surface of Mars was devastated beyond recognition and beyond any remaining possibility of "higher" ...
212. Discussion [Journals] [Aeon]
... his work. Clearly, for the inversion of Earth we are talking about agents of substance whose actions would not be proceeded on "little cat feet," such as Earl Milton's fantasized "powerful forces of somewhat more benign nature"(CSIS Newsletter III:2 [1985], p. 3.). And keep in mind ... but Patten and Windsor do not find it difficult to reconcile contributions from Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn in their scenario.(13) In addition, or alternatively, Milton Zysman's scenario(14) should be considered as a means of accounting for the appearance of Hermes/Mercury during Iliad times. Zysman has presented compelling evidence to show ...
213. The Anomalous Condition of Venus and the Origin of the Solar System [Journals] [SIS Review]
... surprised to learn .. . ' If the scientists directing the space probes would learn more of Velikovsky, they would not be quite so surprised so often." DR EARL MILTON [ SISR V:1 (1980/81), p. 12] "What of the future? Experience shows that it is never correct to answer ... by saying more of the same'. The Universe always turns out to be incomparably more subtle than we expect. . . Consider how almost every aspect of every planetary mission throws up an unanticipated surprise. " SIR FRED HOYLE [New Scientist, 19 Nov. 1981, pp. 524/6 ] The "profound discovery" that ...
214. "Let There Be Light" - A Criticism [Journals] [Kronos]
... are available within the intrinsic model. Saying that "discussion is essential to progress," are merely watch-words when the only alternative vaguely offered is one's own. Dr. Earl Milton Replies: In his letter to KRONOS, Ragnar Forshufvud claims that, for Venus, the difference between emitted radiation and absorbed sunlight must be small. Besides assumptions ... theoretical claims, I find little support in the literature for that statement. The radiant energy leaving Venus should be a composite of reflected sunlight and absorbed sunlight which is re-radiated by Venus at longer wavelength, plus any self-emission which arises if Venus has any energy input independent of insolation. At wavelengths shorter than 1.6-mm reflected sunlight dominates the ...
215. Hurricanes and Cyclones [Books] [de Grazia books]
... and again like the great tube of gases that envelops a binary star system, such as I outlined for the solar system in Chaos and Creation and discussed at length with Earl R. Milton in Solaria Binaria. In the Uweinat section of the Great Sand Sea of Southwestern Egypt, a number of possible meteoric impact sites have been reported. ... , positively identified, is of 4 km diameter; another is of 14 km diameter. Many extinct volcanos are also evident in this desolate area of sand and sand dunes, which was occupied by humans until at least the neolithic period [18A]. A great climatic change must then have occurred lately. The region is part of the ...
216. Senmut's Ceiling and the Earth as Tippe Top (Forum) [Journals] [Kronos]
... Perry, Spinning Tops and Gyroscopic Motion (New York: Dover, 1957). Tippe tops have been used as premiums by Cracker Jack and Burger King. 3. Earl R. Milton, "As Worlds Collide", KRONOS II:3 (February 1977), pp. 3-11; M. G. Reade, "Poles ... ?" SISR I:1 (January 1976),pp. 18-19. 4. The following is a sampling of the evidence. Herodotus reported that Egyptian priests told him that the Sun had changed its usual position four times within their recorded history, twice having risen where it normally sets and twice setting where it normally rises. The ...
217. Thoth Vol I, No. 15: June 7, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... magnetosphere is created by the Earth's intrinsic magnetic field and traps plasma to form a buffer against the buffeting of the solar wind. However, I believe that Ralph Juergens, Earl Milton and others are correct when they attribute electric charge to the planets and the Sun. With this single, simple assumption, backed up by myriad observations, the ... magnetosphere is plainly a PLASMASPHERE, which is formed to shield a charged body from the surrounding plasma. The Earth's magnetic field is then an effect of the rotating, charged Earth, rather than a cause of the magnetosphere. A plasmasphere has a strong radial electric field, with a voltage drop equal to the difference between the Earth and the ...
218. The Recency of the Surface [Books] [de Grazia books]
... been assailed as an inconstant, possibly diminishing on the Earth and in the cosmos, following the work of Dirac, Dicke, and others. In an accompanying volume, Earl Milton and the present author, in a history of the solar system, seek to dispense with the concept of gravitation entirely, save for the notion of inertia. ... the same time, we seek to work with the concept of a single charge in electricity, endeavoring to solve cosmogonical problems without the twocentury-old idea of positive and negative charges. Why, then, does it matter at all when, in looking upon a mountain or dealing with a human being, one person says he is looking at a ...
219. Erratic Events in the Solar System [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Discharging Processes in Space' (1987) by E. W. Crew, available from the author at cost (£ 1 ). 4. Alfred de Grazia and Earl R. Milton: Solaria Binaria (Metron Publications, 1984), described immense orbital changes and attempted to explain them on the basis of electromagnetic non-gravitational' dynamics. ... is interesting but totally unconvincing to me. 5. E. W. Crew: Orbits of core material ejected from gaseous planets', Kronos X:2 (1985), pp.13-31. This paper was criticised by Ragnar Forshufvud in Kronos XI:1 (1985), pp.98-100, but my detailed reply in letter ...
220. Answers To Further Critics [Journals] [Kronos]
... been jammed into the middle of a discussion of electromagnetic phenomena in the galaxy, with little concern about continuity. (Who are the members of the solaria binaria trio? Earl Milton, de Grazia, and Deg, perhaps?) As one who had very extensive "give and take" with Velikovsky during the last eight years of his ... , I find de Grazia's opening salvo mystifying. Nor do I understand his remarks about chickens and fires and arson. Even the statements about Vaughan and me are rather obscure. On the one hand, de Grazia seems to be attributing to Vaughan and me a capacity to do work of great scope. (If I didn't know better, ...
221. The Velikovsky Affair [Books] [de Grazia books]
... Velikovsky versus Academic Lag, ' in Velikovsky and Establishment Science, Op. cit., pp. 121-31, p. 126. 11. Cultural Amnesia, ' in Earl Milton, ed., Recollections of a Fallen Sky (Lethbridge, Can.: Lethbridge U. Press, 1978). Introduction to the First Edition Alfred de ... , 1966 In 1950, a book called Worlds in Collision, by Dr Immanuel Velikovsky, gave rise to a controversy in scientific and intellectual circles about scientific theories and the sociology of science. Dr Velikovsky's historical and cosmological concepts, bolstered by his acknowledged scholarship, constituted a formidable assault on certain established theories of astronomy, geology and historical biology ...
222. Plagues and Comets [Books] [de Grazia books]
... major scientific writer on the social effects of cometary encounters. More recently, see Nahum Ravel, ed. From past to Prophesy, Bronfman Centre, Montreal, 1975; Earl Milton, Velikovsky and Cultural Amnesia, Lethbridge U. Press, 1978; A. de Grazia, ed., The Velikovsky Affair, 3rd ed., London ... Sphere Books, 1979. 17. The Kuzari (ca 1140 A. D. ), intro. by H. Slonimsky, New York: Schocken Books. 18. "Comets," in Lynch, ed., Astrophysics, New York: McGraw-Hill, 1951) 19. A.O . Kelly and F. Dachille, ...
223. The Saturn Theory [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Lerner's book The Big Bang Never Happened, the author claimed astronomers could now see into space further than the Big Bang theory admits - is this true? Wal said that Earl Milton looked at the results from the various spectra of the comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 collision with the planet Jupiter and he showed they fitted better with the effects of electrical discharges ... the bodies and Jupiter before they actually struck the planet. So those strange, violent outbursts which soaked the detectors on earth and sent them over their detection limits would be explicable in terms of electrical discharges. Also there were auroral effects on Jupiter which were out of all proportion to the tiny sizes of the rocks that hit the planet. ...
224. Revisiting The Temperature Of Venus [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... Renaissance and throughout the Middle Ages. His critics, being rather clumsy in mathematics themselves, imagined that Juergens was only covering for his own inadequacies- a charge which Dr. Earl Milton, scientist, mathematician and Juergens scholar, has assured me is empty slander. Happily, their approval is no longer required, nor was it ever the essential ... it was made out to be. Every scientific writer knows how prestigious publishers operate. A person with no talent in letters, but who is on a faculty in a prestigious university, can have anything published because of his or her captive audience and because other members of the same club in various university branches will use that text. And ...
225. "Cenocatastrophism" [Articles]
... in the social sciences and in the nature sciences is the sine qua non for substantial progress in use of the cenocatatrophist model. (Among those present Alfred de Grazia and Earl Milton offer an example of what I am talking about.) It should be added that the mainstreaming of cenocatastrophism could well cause certain disciplines relevant to its various claims ... the future to transmogrify themselves. Once global catastrophes within human memory are admitted, theorizing about their impact on the human psyche will not be limited to classical Freudian psychoanalysts-may not in fact be limitable to any larger discipline that calls itself "psychology". And if these catastrophes are explicable in terms of a periodicity relevant to the next few centuries ...
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