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75 pages of results. 201. Sagan On The Run [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... Dr. Sagan's guidance we began delving into Martian features of interest for future manned exploration, including river valleys where fluid once flowed, showing light colored layers beneath the prevailing red. Perhaps in these layers a more detailed history of Mars could be traced. Surprisingly absent was any significant amount of recent footage; the pictures used in the presentation ... possible to look at the stars and make a living at it, and a famous career began. HAVE TO SETTLE FOR MARS [Sigh] A backdrop showing the nine planets filled the projection screen. The night's main lecture topic was Mars. Dr. Sagan lamented that Venus, our sister planet, was not a place that we could ...
202. An Introduction to the Evidence of the Panchasiddhantika [Journals] [SIS Review]
... with quasi-scientific jargon, plagued with apparent misprints in mathematical expressions, ornamented with tables and figures which prove not to be entirely relevant to the arguments, and well interlarded with red herrings. Nevertheless, when it is boiled down, it actually becomes a rather neat demonstration - different from Thibaut's but almost certainly preferable from most points of view - ... also a specialist in marine navigation. His earlier contributions to the Review have dealt with astronomical records from Egypt. This sixth-century Hindu astronomical manual gives anomalous synodic periods for the planets Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn, as seen from Earth. A preliminary study of the work reveals possible evidence for a 360-day year sometime in the past. ...
203. "Stonehenge Viewpoint?" Biased View (Forum) [Journals] [Kronos]
... I will not here debate in detail Cardona's argument that Gabriel, Prince of Fire and Ripener of Fruits, could not have been associated with Mars simply on account of the red colour of the planet. I will merely direct KRONOS readers to Ptolemy's Tetrabiblios (1 .4 ) which talks of the dry and fiery nature of Mars "which ... that Velikovskianism is a faith rather than a science. IV Let me now take up some specific issues raised by Cardona, starting with the synonymity or otherwise of gods and planets. As an example, Ishtar was a goddess associated with the planet Venus, but she was clearly not synonymous with it. This is not a matter requiring great ...
204. The Youthful Planet Venus [Articles]
... readings and with Velikovsky's view point. How much more heat was being generated than could be provided by sunlight? According to NASA's Pioneer Venus publication: "The measured infra red (heat) fluxes (upward from Venus) show several anomalies, the origin of which is still being debated. Taken at face value, the anomalies suggest that ... The Youthful Planet Venus Charles Ginenthal Good afternoon. It's a great pleasure to be here and I'm not so much only going to speak about Venus. I also want to speak about science and scientists and how they deal with evidence that does not fit their theories. I appreciate Tom Van Flandern's remark about whether or not we're fooling ourselves ...
205. The Sacred Theory of the Earth by Dr. Thomas Burnet [Books]
... country become an island. Thus the island Sicily is suppos'd to have been made, and all Africa might be an island, if the isthmus between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea should sink down. And these islands may have rocks and mountains in them, if the Lance had so before. Lastly; there are islands that have been ... their full agreement and correspondency may appear. Here several collateral arguments are given for confirmation of the preceding theory, and some reflections are made upon the state of the other Planets compar'd with the Earth. and lastly, what accounts soever have been given by others of the present form and irregularities of the Earth, are examin'd and shew'd insufficient ...
206. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the people about the eclipse, and how "millions of devout Hindus will bathe in the holy rivers to propitiate their gods." "DID A FLAMING COMET PART THE RED SEA?- Weekend 12-18/3 /80 In the third of a series entitled "The Bible is Right", some miracles are given an explanation. The ... book Worlds in Collision , published 30 years ago." Velikovsky is misinterpreted as positing that "in 1500 B.C . a large fiery body broke away from the planet Jupiter and went into orbit round the sun." Otherwise, Velikovsky is given fair treatment, and the activities of the (un-named) comet are enumerated, " ...
207. The Demands of the Saturnian Configuration Theory [Journals] [Aeon]
... instance, ibid., where sources are cited in quantum sufficit. [7 ] Linga Purana I:59:6-9. [8 ] J. Bierhorst, The Red Swan: Myths and Tales of the American Indians (N . Y., 1976), p. 38 (paragraphing altered). [9 ] D. ... . INTRODUCTION For those who are not familiar with the Saturnian configuration, the theory, bizarre in the extreme, can be reduced to its simplest form by positing that the planets Saturn, Venus, Mars, and Earth were once much closer to each other. More than that, they were strung out in a linear conformation, in the ...
208. When Venus Was A Comet [Journals] [Kronos]
... Figure 13 shows the five principal variants of this glyph, of which the first four contain the prefix known to read "chac", meaning "great" or "red". Since Great Star was a common designation for Venus in several Mesoamerican languages, the reading of the glyph as Venus seemed certain. It is important to note ... o ). There were, however, more surprises in store. A curious anomaly kept reappearing at each stage of the investigation. This was the intimate association of the planet Venus to symbols traditionally linked with comets- e.g ., the serpent-dragon, hair-star, bearded star, etc. The question arose as to whether this connection ...
209. The Core Ejection Hypothesis [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... its atmosphere in order to allow a discharge path. Finally, Crew develops his model as though the ejection occurs at the equator. However, he claims that Jupiter's Great Red Spot is an ejection site, which happens to be located at 20 S latitude. He prefers Jupiter to Saturn as the source of Cosbod because Jupiter's equator is inclined ... C & C Review X (1988), as in Kronos X:2 (1985), Eric Crew describes a model for the ejection of solid cores from Jovian planets and the subsequent evolution of the orbits of the ejecta to nearly circular terrestrial ones. This entire process is quite impossible and its initiation is precluded by a very simple ...
210. Contents: Worlds in Collision by Immanuel Velikovsky [Books]
... The Sun Ages The World Ages Part I: VENUS Chapter 1: The Most Incredible Story On The Other Side of the Ocean Chapter 2: Fifty Two Years Earlier The Red World The Hail of Stones Naptha The Darkness Earthquake "13" Chapter 3: The Hurricane The Tide The Battle In The Sky The Comet Of Typhon The Spark The ... Not Available Contents Author's Preface Prologue: Chapter 1: In an Immense Universe The Celestial Harmony The Origin Of The Planetary System The Origin of the Comets Chapter 2: The Planet Earth Ice Ages The Mammoths The Ice Age and the Antiquity of Man The Sun Ages The World Ages Part I: VENUS Chapter 1: The Most Incredible Story On ...
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