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169 pages of results. 541. Jupiter - God of Abraham (Part III) [Journals] [Kronos]
... ."(253) Asimov has stated that "the description of the catastrophe could match that of a volcanic eruption, combined with an earthquake".(253) Geologic evidence, however, has ruled out the possibility of a volcanic eruption in the area(254) - at least during the time period with which we are involved ... added). 251. F. G. Clapp, "Geology and Bitumens of the Dead Sea Area, Palestine and Trans-jordan " Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Vol. 20 (1936), pp. 881-909. 252. D. B. Vitaliano, op. cit., p. 90. 253. ...
542. Quantavolution of the Biosphere: Homo Sapiens [Books] [de Grazia books]
... to be fragmentary, disjointed, and anomalistic (Ager, ch. 3). It is beyond the scope of this book to attempt a reorganization in detail of the geological and palaeontological record, and we have had to content ourselves with using conventional labels in a preliminary sketch of the route which such a reorganization would take. Table 6 ... scale are assigned to our period of radiant genesis. The scarcity of fossils in early Cambrian rocks indicates their formation and turbulent experiences in the early radiant period. Originally, geologists and paleontologists hoped to trace natural history backwards through the rocks and establish a long chain of rock-related fossils on the principle of super-position, the first and perhaps only quite ...
... through primeval forests, with no food save fruits and roots, no shelter from storms and cold save rocks and caves, and a prey of all those fierce animals which geology proves then traversed all earth, terrible in size, number and ferocity. 98. Accordingly, therefore, we are to believe, primordial man worshipped the organs of ... and nitrogen into our atmosphere, occasions many disasters of the first magnitude. I shall say no more at this moment of the Ice Age (or Ages), but geologists agree that it coincided with earthquakes and terrestrial, changes on an enormous scale, which resulted in a tremendous flood. Earthquakes and terrestrial changes show from where the flood ...
544. The Quantavolutionary Scan [Books] [de Grazia books]
... periods of gradual evolution." He think that "for the ultimate control, sooner or later, we must face the possibility of an extraterrestrial cause, though in most geological circles one seems to be expected to blush when doing so." The catastrophist understands the dilemma of Ager: he longs to test his intellectual weapon, but the ... Thus the peculiar revolutionary vision, like that of a surrealist painter, contorts time and form, then settles down to give battle over the evidence. In 1973, the geologist Derek Ager of Swansea College (Great Britain) writes that "the history of any one part of the earth, like the life of the soldier, consists of ...
545. Thoth Vol IV, No 11: July 15, 2000 [Journals] [Thoth]
... following excerpts from a conference on the Grand Canyon, an article By SANDRA BLAKESLEE: NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE, late Spring, 2000: The Grand Canyon: A geological puzzle Scientists lack coherent clues to solve riddle The Grand Canyon is more than a mile deep in places, with the Colorado River running at the bottom. The geological ... Canyon fills with gravel] 5 million years ago [Another uplift; the river finds the channel to clear out the canyon.] [2 ] HOPI LAKE THEORY Some geologists who think the canyon was formed in the last 5 million years also believe that the Colorado River once emptied into a huge body of water known as a Hopi Lake ...
546. Formation of Chondritic Meteorites and the Solar System [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the formation of meteorites shortly after a stellar nucleosynthesis event, possibly as remnant of a supernova [25]. Yet neither tektites nor meteorites have been found in any ancient geological formation, which suggests that most surviving meteorites are relatively quite young [26]. Also, it has been found that the quantities of spallation-produced neon-21 in irradiated grains ... is an extremely effective mechanism for creating highly condensed planetary bodies. It also sidesteps the severe angular momentum problem of the solar nebula hypothesis. It should be noted therefore that geologists have proposed that Earth's mantle composition is comparable to that of chondritic or stony meteorites. Maybe in years to come we will be able to deduce the parentage of the ...
547. The Demands of the Saturnian Configuration Theory [Journals] [Aeon]
... ? The small dimensions of this shift indicate the pull was short term (as in centuries to millennia) rather than eons.Furthermore the effect is relaxing, and in geological terms the distorting influence must have been remarkably recent." [79e] In a personal letter, Leroy Ellenberger advised me that any "tidal bulge that would have ... "preserved, semi-decayed, or fully decayed vegetable and animal matter." [148] Its depth, in some places, "has always caused even the most open-minded geologists to boggle." [149] The Russians, who have conducted prolonged studies on this muck, have in some places drilled down to more than 4000 feet without ...
548. Paradigm Lost? [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... overall pattern, progress always comes in small steps, with natural selection being involved in every one: By painstaking, small steps, through the passage of immense vistas of geological time, via the deaths of innumerable slightly maladapted organisms, uncomplaining and unlamented, life - in its interior chemistry, external form, and menu of available behaviour - ... , and many still make the mistake of associating the catastrophist opponents of Charles Lyell's uniformitarianism with biblical fundamentalists. Not so Sagan and Druyan, who write: There were distinguished geologists who held that floods and other catastrophes might explain the Earth's landforms, but that the Noachic food wasn't enough. It would take many floods, many catastrophes. These ...
549. News from the Internet [Journals] [SIS Review]
... his argument that extraordinary catastrophes had befallen the globe during ancient human history. In the 1960s, his scientific reputation began to be rehabilitated by the early space probes and new geological and archaeological evidence. Dr. Ruth Velikovsky Sharon has recently published Immanuel Velikovsky – The Truth Behind the Torment (2003), a book of correspondence to and from ... network as a whole. Therefore, just as streams and their tributaries form networks with several levels of complexity, drainage basins are "nested" to form complex regions. Geologists can study the hydraulic system of an area by focusing on either the streams or the basins in which they lie. On this page, we are most interested in ...
... 4,000 B.C . plus one apse line cycle of 21,000 years. At this point Astronomy fails us. The only other help may come from Geology. According to Hoerbiger the Satellite with which we have been concerned eventually came so close to the Earth that it disintegrated and its material became united with that of our ... also invited to take an active interest in our Theories, since their disciplines are very considerably involved by our findings. Anthropologists, archaeologists, architects, biologists, geographers, geologists, geophysicists, hydrologists, mythologists, palaeontologists, technologists-who are tired of gnawing at already long clean-gnawed bones, will here find new meaty ones to put their teeth into ...
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