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18 pages of results. 76. Were Abraham, Joseph, and Moses Located in the Old Kingdom? (Letter) [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... From: Catastrophism and Ancient History XI:1 (Jan 1989) Home | Issue Contents Letters Were Abraham, Joseph, and Moses Located in the Old Kingdom?Juergen Friede I want to inform you about my theses regarding the topics "Were Abraham, Joseph, and Moses Located in the Old Kingdom?" (C &AH, X/2 ), and the Exodus and Conquest. Although I was long convinced about the revised chronology, I now believe it is better to use the conventional chronology, especially in order to clarify these themes. Abraham The historical background of Abraham's time does not fit the First Dynasty (c . 3050-2859 B.C .) ...
77. Contributors [Journals] [Kronos]
... , and the SIS Review. Robert H. Hewsen (Ph.D ., Georgetown Univ.), Professor of History, Glassboro State College, Glassboro, N. J. Professor Hewsen is presently Director of the Center for Velikovskian and Interdisciplinary Studies at Glassboro. He has previously published articles in several scholarly journals. Ralph E. Juergens (B . S., Case-Western Reserve); Mr. Juergens is an engineer residing in Flagstaff, Arizona He has been an associate editor of the journal Pensee to which he contributed many scholarly articles, and was co-editor and co-author of The Velikovsky Affair. Mr. Juergens also contributed material to the recently published book- Velikovsky Reconsidered ...
78. Revisiting The Temperature Of Venus [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... required to disclose the entirety of our reasoning; even our arithmetic and dimensional statements are subjected to minute scrutiny. We are not to be trusted. This hunt for petty errors and its accompanying wild conclusions about the capacities of those who make them is typical. I recall one critic who, not understanding anything about electrical engineering, attacked Ralph Juergens for using supposedly wrong units in an electrical essay. Juergens had used electromagnetic units and the critic, a chemist, knew only the more common electrostatic units. Rather than showing Juergens appropriate respect, the chemist assumed his own superiority and went on record with his absurd, conceited attack. This is repeated in almost all of the glossy ...
79. Contributors [Journals] [Kronos]
... of New Jersey. His previous publications include essays on Shakespeare, Oliver Goldsmith, and T. S. Eliot in such journals as Literature and Psychology, Studies in Short Fiction, Texas Studies in Literature and Language, Notes and Queries, and Tennessee Studies in Literature. He is presently working on a book on Shakespeare. Ralph E. Juergens (B .S ., Case-Western Reserve); The late Ralph Juergens was a civil engineer and a Senior Editor of KRONOS. He had also been an associate editor of the journal Penseé to which he contributed many scholarly articles, and co editor and co-author of The Velikovsky Affair. Mr. Juergens also contributed material to the book ...
80. Contributors [Journals] [Kronos]
... is the Editor of KIDMA- Israel Journal of Development With the support of UNESCO, he was an advisor to the Ministry of Education in India for several years and was also with the Ford Foundation as a consultant on cultural affairs in India Mr. Isenberg has been a contributor to the Journal of Oriental Research as well. Ralph E. Juergens (B . S., Case-Western Reserve); Mr. Juergens is an engineer residing in Flagstaff, Arizona He has been an associate editor of the journal Pensee to which he contributed many scholarly articles, and was co-editor and co-author of The Velikovsky Affair. Mr. Juergens also edited and contributed material to the recently published book - ...
81. A LEAD TO FOLLOW [Journals] [Pensee]
... of their own research to bear on the questions which he raised. In the cosmological field also, Pensée contributors have done pioneering work. There are several analyses of possible combinations of planetary orbits which might fit in with the conclusions drawn by Velikovsky from traditional accounts of cosmic conflict. And in IVR II we find a very bold proposal by Juergens to give electrical phenomena a far more prominent place in celestial mechanics, and especially in the generation of radiant energy in thesun and stars. Nevertheless, none of these contributors was able to suggest an energy exchange mechanism (electromagnetic or otherwise) capable of accounting quantitatively for the orbital changes proposed in Worlds in Collision. How welcome, then ...
82. Pensée Volume 2, Number 3. Fall, 1972: Contents [Journals] [Pensee]
... From: Pensée Volume 2, Number 3. Fall, 1972 Texts Home | Pensée Home PENSÉE Student Academic Freedom Forum Publisher: Student Academic Freedom Forum, David N. Talbott, President Editor: Stephen L. Talbott Associate Editors: Ralph Juergens, William Mullen C. J. Ransom Volume 2, Number 3. Fall, 1972 Immanuel Velikovsky Reconsidered II 2 Student Academic Freedom Forum / Pensée Magazine 4 The Future of A Publishing Idea 17 On the Discoveries Concerning Jupiter and Venus V. Bargmann, Lloyd Motz ARTICLES 6 Reconciling Celestial Mechanics and Velikovskian Catastrophism Ralph Juergens 13 Velikovsky: Science vs. Anti-science W C. Straka 16 Straka: Science vs. Anti-science. Anatomy of ...
83. Solaria Binaria in Relation to Chaos and Creation [Books] [de Grazia books]
... Earl R. Milton Home | Issue Contents TECHNICAL NOTE E Solaria Binaria in Relation to Chaos and Creation In 1981, one of us (Alfred de Grazia) published Chaos and Creation, which presented the model of Solaria Binaria as part of a general theory of quantavolution. During the last years of its writing, he discussed first with Ralph Juergens and then with Earl Milton the idea of a book on the subject, that would establish it upon firmer foundations and raise it to a new conceptual plane. Juergens' direct participation had hardly begun when he died; but his encouragement and his writings were inspiring to both of us and so we dedicate this book to him in gratitude ...
... ocean of 3,000 feet. Even at the equator at a depth of 3,000 feet, the ocean is only about 40 degrees Fahrenheit or eight degrees above freezing. Firsoff claims that Venus totally covered by an ocean of gas equivalent to a shallow ocean would not get as hot as Sagan's greenhouse model requires. Ralph E. Juergens who first cited this material added that, "An atmosphere of a mass even greater than that envisaged by Sagan' has, of course, been shown to exist on Venus. Probes have also established it to be an adiabatic atmosphere, with temperatures decreasing upward from the surface at a fairly constant rate..."16 Venus ...
85. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... to be there in the form of permafrost and ice deep beneath the surface. They say nothing about the missing atmosphere. Actually Mariner 4, in 1965, confirmed that Mars' surface pressure is less than one-hundredth that of Earth when only one-tenth less was expected, which means 90 per cent of the atmosphere is missing. Ralph E. Juergens, in a two-part paper "Of the Moon and Mars" (PENSEE, Fall 1974 and Winter 1974-75), theorised that billion volts cosmic electrical discharges between the Moon and Mars, in near collisions per Velikovsky's reconstruction of our planetary recent history, transferred atmospheric gases, and heavier material, from the relatively anode Mars to the cathode ...
86. Contributors [Journals] [Kronos]
... - where he has taught the History of Science for the past eight years. Dr. Grinnell has also participated in many recent Symposia dealing with the work of Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky and was instrumental in setting up the 1974 Symposium- Velikovsky and the Recent History of the Solar System- which was held at McMaster University. Ralph E. Juergens; Mr. Juergens, an engineer residing in Flagstaff, Arizona, is also an associate editor of the journal Pensee to which he contributed many scholarly articles. Mr. Juergens has also been a contributor to the Yale Scientific Magazine and was co-editor and co-author of The Velikovsky Affair. His work also appears in the recently published book- ...
87. Focus Overseas [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Devoted to the study of the work of Immanuel Velikovsky." Vol. 2, No. 3 of Kronos has appeared since our last issue went to press, and contains, besides various short items, seven articles covering the usual wide range of disciplines. On the Convection of Electric Charge by the Rotating Earth offers further thoughts by Ralph Juergens on the role of electricity during interplanetary encounters. Assuming a charged earth in an electrified cosmos, Juergens indicates how an increase in this charge could lead to a slowing down in the earth's rotation, which would then be restored as excess charge was shed. The charges required to produce the "Velikovskian effect" are calculated, drawing upon ...
88. The Age of Velikovsky [Books]
... Joyce Harden, D. C. Helton, Dr. G. C. Henderson, Dr. T. Walter Herbert, Dr. Robert H. Hewsen, Dr. Hilton Hinderliter, L. H. Hoffee, Dr. W. G. Holmes, Dr. David Huebner, Edward Imparato, Frederic B. Jueneman, Ralph Juergens, Dr. Michael Kamfin, Prof. Emeritus Norman M. Kastler, Dr. J. C. Keister, Dr. Dorothea Kenny, Dr. K. G. Kibler, Dr. J. B. Kloosterman, Dr. Leroy Lewis, Marvin A. Luckerman. Dr. Euan MacKie, Dr. A. J ...
89. Evidence for the Extreme Youth of Venus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Any cosmic body which is charged relative to the surrounding plasma has a plasma sheath or magnetosphere. It is a region in which electric current flows and energy is released. The sheath is generally invisible unless the current is strong enough to generate light, such as on the Sun and in the coma and tails of comets. The late Ralph Juergens made the highly plausible claim that cometary features are a consequence of a body being well out of electrical balance with the surrounding solar plasma [48]. A comet spends most of its time in the outer Solar System where it achieves electrical equilibrium. So, when it rushes briefly toward the Sun it finds a different electrical environment and ...
90. Thoth Vol I, No. 8: April 5, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... MYTH OF THE UNIVERSAL MONARCH (2 ). .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .David Talbott RECONCILING CELESTIAL MECHANICS AND VELIKOVSKIANISM (Part 2)............................Ralph Juergens- Quote of the day: It seems astonishing that in the course of half a century of studies of the sun in context with the thermonuclear theory, very few professional astrophysicists have ever expressed the slightest discomfort over discrepancies between observation and theory, or even over the fact that an ad hoc extra theory has had to be devised to ...
91. Velikovsky and the Recent History of the Solar System [Journals] [Pensee]
... S . Vsekhsvyatskii) Response (E . J. Zeller) Discussion Coffee Discussion Vsekhsvyatskii/Velikovsky exchange 2-5 p.m . Reading the History of the Solar System Moderator: E. Milton "Planetary Surfaces and Catastrophism" (D . Morrison) "Planetary Surface Features: Their Ages and Manner of Formation" (R . E. Juergens) Response (D . York) Discussion "Is an Actual Elucidation of the History of the Solar System Possible" (S . Vsekhsvyatskii) Discussion 8-10 p.m . Electrical Characteristics of the Solar System Moderator: E. Milton Invited Paper #2 : "The Electrical Structure of the Earth" (W . Webb) Response ...
92. Venus and Mars [Books] [de Grazia books]
... , requires "impossible" conditions even if an encounter seems "reasonable" to expect. However, if the moving bodies are charged and are transacting electrically, many "surprising" and selectively violent alterations can happen. The observations by the ancients that passing celestial bodies appeared like the objects we, today, classify as comets are understandable. Juergens (1972, p7) has shown how comet-like behavior (and appearance) results when astronomical bodies move quickly from a region with one level of electrification into a remote region differently electrified. Milton (1980/81) has generalized Juergens explanation to apply it to other "non-gravitational" celestial motions. Encke and later astronomers have noted with ...
93. The Velikovsky Archive [Journals] [Aeon]
... Trials, and it was supposed to cover in ten chapters a number of scientific topics in which predictions made in Worlds in Collision, or following out of the thesis presented therein, found their confirmation. This manuscript had probably been in the making since the 1960s. Velikovsky sought advice on this manuscript from a number of colleagues, particularly Ralph Juergens. The leading section, which set the tone for the entire book was titled "On Prediction in Science." [1 ] The importance of prediction was driven home to Velikovsky in the course of his discussions with Albert Einstein, and he laid great stock in the ability of his theory to predict such phenomena as the physical features ...
94. Geomagnetic Reversals? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ). It is this problem which Carl Sagan highlighted as the third of his ten plagues': how is a halted earth to get started up again, rotating at approximately the same rate of spin', without repealing the laws of motion? (See Pensée IVR VII, 1974, 37; an electromagnetic solution is offered by Ralph Juergens ibid., 39, elaborated Kronos II:3 , 1977, 12ff.; cf. Velikovsky, Kronos III:2 - Velikovsky and Establishment Science, 32-36.) The required mechanism for an inversion of the earth and reversal' of its rotation without stopping and restarting it - is supplied by the paper below, reprinted in ...
95. Antiquated Textbooks: Redesigning the Solar System [Journals] [Aeon]
... stated: "We can't rule out the possibility that some might have been flung out of a solar system, but it looks like they have always been free-floating." [112] If planets can escape out of their systems, if planets can travel freely through space, why cannot some of them invade solar systems? Did not Ralph Juergens, building on the work of Velikovsky, theorize just that? Did he not suggest that Saturn, and with it planet Earth, might have invaded the Solar System from outer space? (Actually, Juergens had the Saturnian system being invaded by the Sun and Jupiter [113] but, in space, the result would have been ...
96. Thoth Vol III, No. 5: March 15, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... Cornett and Wal Thornhill "A light broke in upon my brain, twas the carol of a bird. It ceased and then it sang again the sweetest song ear ever heard." (From "The Prisoner of Chillon") And this is how I feel now that I have gone back to a 1982 journal Kronos and read Ralph Juergens "Electric Discharge as the Source of Solar Radiant Energy." My thanks go to Wal Thornhill who finally straightened out my thinking by pointing out where that old article was. I remember seeing it many years ago. I hadn't paid a whole lot of attention to it then-I guess that shows how bright a scientist I am! I ...
97. Wild Motions, Angular Momentum and Other Problems [Journals] [SIS Review]
... , "The Celestial Dynamics of Worlds in Collision", lives up to the standards for stimulating reading he set in his previous papers in Pensée and Kronos. His concern for calling attention to M. A. Cook's "obscure and little-known theory of gravity", with its implications for an electric cosmos, was necessary because Cook's exchange with Juergens in Pensée IVR III (1973), pp. 55-58, came to naught. Unfortunately, Bass' exposition at Glasgow in 1978, which was substantially repeated at Kronos' San José Seminar in 1980 (with an apology for having misstated Juergens' model), seems also to have come to naught, since no paper on electric-star ...
... Pensee, Kronos and S.I .. S-. -Review. May's footnotes 6,16,30,31, and 387-#E #ff-#( -f one of the key articles in the secondary literature up to 1978 supporting the scientific merit of Worlds in Collision. To that list should be added Juergens' "Radiohalos and Earth¢History."4 Not one critic addressed any of this material, much less countered any of V&ES. This failure under cuts the spirit of true dialogue. Tellingly, May wrote "As a rule, critiques of the scientific aspects have rested on uniformitarian assumptions, so that the negative appraisals ...
99. News from the Internet [Journals] [SIS Review]
... elaborate forms. Plasma Cosmology- The Leading Edge of Science In their endeavors together, Dave and Wal were mindful of the clash between their views and those of the scientific mainstream. Yet they were confident that openings for theoretical reconciliation were possible through the vision of several scientific trailblazers. One innovator of great interest to both researchers was engineer Ralph Juergens. His groundbreaking work on the "electric sun" and on the electrical scarring of planets, though largely ignored for more than three decades, adds direct support to the hypothesis presented in these pages. Juergens himself was inspired by Dr. Charles Bruce of the Electrical Research Association in England, who observed that the Sun's photosphere behaved in ...
100. The Photosphere: Is It the Top or the Bottom of the Phenomenon We Call the Sun? [Journals] [Kronos]
... From: Kronos Vol. IV No. 4 (Summer 1979) Home | Issue Contents The Photosphere: Is It the Top or the Bottom of the Phenomenon We Call the Sun?Ralph E. Juergens Copyright © 1979 by R. E. Juergens We cannot see inside the Sun. Although the interior is unquestionably ablaze with radiation, we can view it only indirectly; theory alone can light the way. On the outside, however, fairly direct observations can be relied upon for clues to the workings of our local star. If, as is almost universally accepted, the Sun is a thermonuclear engine whose primary concern on the outside is the radiation of excess energy ...
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