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75 pages of results. 441. "Waving The Red Flag". File I (Stargazers and Gravediggers) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Stargazers]
... From "Stargazers and Gravediggers" © 1983 by Immanuel Velikovsky | FULL TEXT NOT AVAILABLE Contents "Waving The Red Flag"SOON AFTER THE publication of Larrabee's article in Harper's (January 1950) and before the publication of the previews in Reader's Digest (March issue) and Collier's (February 25 and March 25), an unusual correspondence ... earth could be stopped in such a short space of time it would overthrow all that Isaac Newton had done; it would have wrecked all life on the surface of the planet; it would have denied all the laborious and impartial finds of paleontology; it would have made impossible that he and I could meet together in a building in New ...
442. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the North and South relationship may not have seemed to be very important. John D. Weir, Edinburgh Tidal Wave?Recently I had the pleasure of sailing through the Red Sea, the Gulf of Suez and the Suez Canal and could not but speculate about the Israelite Exodus from Egypt as we passed Sinai. Was there really some event ... disturbances. When Cosbod is fully discharged its orbit would be stable and I originally claimed that this gave a scientific explanation of the creation of Venus as a young, hot planet. However, further computer studies showed that the stable orbit of Cosbod would most likely be much more elliptical than the present orbit of Venus and that it would take ...
443. Puzzles of Prehistory [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... , non-utilitarian prohibition. A hedonic prohibition, such as forbidding a child to touch a hot stove, prevents pain; a utilitarian prohibition, such as forbidding drivers to pass red lights, prevents accidents. Most taboos, however, do not prevent pain or inefficiency (except in the secondary sense that their violators would be communally punished or immobilized ... or actualism. Uniformitarians contend that the rule of intellectual parsimony (better known as "Occam's razor") is best satisfied by the assumption that the forces which molded our planet and its inhabitants in the past are no different from those which mold it today. Since the most obvious of these forces today are such processes as erosion and sedimentation ...
444. "VELIKOVSKY AND THE RECENT HISTORY OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM" [Journals] [Pensee]
... . William Mullen, Hodder Fellow in the Humanities, Princeton University) "Myth and the Origin of Religion" (Vine Deloria, Jr., author of God is Red and Custer Died for Your Sins) Colloquium #1 : Dating Methods and Catastrophism "Radiometric Dating: Is the Decay Constant' Constant?" (Dr. John ... Velikovsky and I have something in common which he or you may not be aware of, and which has nothing to do with our common interest in radio emissions from the planet Jupiter. We were both subject to a judicial review process by a tribunal of distinguished astronomers of the Harvard College Observatory in 1950 and 1951; they were the same ...
445. Book Shelf [Journals] [Aeon]
... on the lecture circuit, the geo-politics of scientific innovation still dictate what ideas make it into the commonweal, to wit- the abrupt censoring and dismissal of Astronomer Halton Arp's red shift research from respectability and access to funding resources. Consequently, if we must struggle, then we must engage and use the tools of struggle. Carl Sagan & ... interplanetary satellite reconnaissances, and was poised to create a paradigm shift in Scientific Culture and hence, in Industrial Culture as well. What this meant was that the nations of planet Earth would be given a new interpretative framework from which to overthrow the various bondages of imitation and ignorance about their origins and potentials. The Doges and Pontiffs were threatened ...
446. KA [Books]
... that the god Amen, the divine Bull-Scarab, is being addressed, the lord of the divine utchats. The resemblance to the story of Moses and the crossing of the Red Sea, Exodus XIV:21 ff., is striking. Moses stretched out his hand, and the waters were divided, so that the Israelites could cross. ... life. It was the possession of psyche which, in the opinion of the early Ionian physicist Thales, gave the ability to make independent movements, and so distinguished the planets, for example, which were gods, from mere lumps of inanimate matter. It leaves the body with the blood on death [4 ], and is the ...
447. Forums [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Space Charge and Stellar Energy", SISR I:4 , pp. 22ff. Discussion in SISR II:2 pp. 46ff. 2. R. Forshufvud "Red Spot" (letter), Pensée IVR II. p. 46. 3. I have not been able to trace Kumar's original work of 1963. It is ... . Garry Hunt wrote an article on Jupiter shortly after the Pioneer 10 measurements had been reported (5 ). Here are some quotations from it: "Sporadically, the planet emits great electromagnetic bursts equivalent in energy to those of thermonuclear devices." "One of the most intriguing discoveries of the Jovian environment which Pioneer 10 unveiled concerns bursts ...
448. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... towers National Geographic February 1994, advertisement In a remote village in Japan villagers light hundreds of huge torches in a purification rite thousands of years old. New theory parts the Red Sea .. .. The Guardian 27.1 .94 A new suggestion for the miracle of the Red Sea crossing is that the Israelites were actually crossing the ... .3 .94, pp. 16 and 17 An astronomer forecasts that Jupiter will pick up dust from the break up of Comet Shoemaker-Levy (due to impact with the planet later this year) and form a new ring. Comet break up is now considered a frequent event, littering the inner Solar System with small asteroids - which might ...
449. The Not So Stable Sun [Journals] [Kronos]
... Saunders (Philadelphia, 1973); see: Chapter 9 "The Sun," especially pp. 235, 238. 28. The most prominent coronal emissions are the red line of Fe X (nine times ionized iron radiating at 637 nanometers) and the green line of Fe XIV (thirteen times ionized iron, 530 nm). ... field strength outside the sunspots.(56) Beckers found that the sunspots move faster than the surrounding solar plasma. Attempts have been made to link the positions of the planets with the propagation of short-wave radio signals on the Earth, and with the levels of solar activity. Wood's data show that repetition of sunspot cycle intensity occurs every 170 ...
450. The Electrical Axis and its Gaseous Radiation [Books] [de Grazia books]
... rainbow of fire or "neon-tube" glow across the sky ending at Super Uranus. In another region the arc might appear more short at the horizon and stretch to the red star. In the opposing hemisphere, the arc might be visible alone, first, and then might reach for and finally attain the Sun, with the axis blossoming ... Kapitza, p962). Also the gases insulated, diffused, and rendered uniform the intermittent blasts of the arc by the time the radiation reached the region occupied by the planets. Nevertheless, the closer the Earth to the arc, the more energy it would have received. For some time the Earth gained its energy almost entirely from the ...
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