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75 pages of results. 501. As Worlds Collide [Journals] [Kronos]
... rain. Rose-coloured volcanic pumice found on the Island of Santorin contains iron oxides; such material, pulverized and made airborne, could precipitate with a fall of rain colouring it red. Even without rotational stasis, gigantic seismically generated sea waves (tsunami) have been produced. One such occurred on 10 November 1929 (Grand Banks).( ... our hope to publish the Anthology in its entirety The Ed.) Part One THE WORLD TURNED OVER In Worlds in Collision Velikovsky claims that in about the year -1500 the planet Venus, then incandescent, comet-like, and moving in a comet-like orbit,(1 ) passed very close to the Earth's surface, causing global destruction which nearly annihilated ...
502. The Moon In Upheaval [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... . Signals from the Apollo 12 seismometers have been analyzed at...[NASA' s] Manned Spacecraft Center showing the presence of moonquakes at the time the Moon's red glow is evident. Both events occur when the Moon is at perigee...[nearest Earth on its orbit] a period when tidal forces between the two ... theory. In our century, it was greatly amplified and defended by an American geologist, J. E. Spurr, as the near passage of the Moon to a planet the size of Earth. In this respect, the bubbling theory is much closer to the volcanic hypothesis, except that the causative agent for crater production is a tidal ...
503. The Tertiary Age (Life History of Our Earth) [Books]
... the satellite eventually broke loose from its bollard, the Pliocene period came to an end. Most geologists assign the formation of the great African rift valleys, and of the Red Sea, to this period, and with every reason, as we have shown in a previous chapter. Then came very great, but rapidly subsiding, volcanic activity ... the satellite became pseudo-stationary again, probably over northern South America. There the zenithal tide hill swinging north and south again deposited Eocene strata. On the European-African sector of our planet, however, nothing was deposited, because it was situated between the zenithal and the nadiral tide hills, and in these regions there was little or no water available ...
504. Forum [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... likely that this change is due to the slow dispersal of space debris of some kind". Mr Crew suggests that this may be linked to the formation of the Great Red Spot of Jupiter through its postulated ejection of a body, later to become the planet Venus, and cites a computer model to this effect he is currently working on ... to a paper by Professor T. Kiang in THE OBSERVATORY 104 (1984), P.I9, and in particular to its reference 26 - a report that the planet Jupiter may have brightened over the past two millenia or so. Eric Crew of Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, comments: "Unless there is evidence suggesting this was due to ...
505. H. H. Hess and My Memoranda [Journals] [Pensee]
... to their charges with the direct satellites. Experiments should be performed with positively and negatively charged metallic drop solutions revolving in a magnetic field. C. spectroscopic analysis of the red spot should be performed as to the presence of iron and sulphur vapors, especially over the periods of conjunction with Saturn. VI. Saturn A. tests should be ... of the cloud and at the+ 200' F temperature at the bottom of the cloud separated by 45 kilometers of lower atmosphere from the sizzlingly hot ground surface of the planet. I wrote an article, "Venus - A Youthful Planet," and sent it to the editor of Science. I found it back in my mailbox less ...
506. Thoth Vol III, No. 17: Dec 15, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... in the last century from reputable observers of glowing patches, point- like flashes and obscurations on the Moon. Now the Clementine lunar orbiter has confirmed a transient change in redness in a lunar crater. Explanations have involved outgassing, volcanism, raising of moondust, and rock fluorescence under bombardment from solar wind particles. However, the emission of ... theories are "working hypotheses", not Ultimate Truths. I'll use the Saturn Theory for an example. In the standards of CAT, it's ridiculous. Four or five planets stacked one above the other on a common axis is, if not impossible, so far from the familiar and the expected that it's laughable. Gravitational theory has come ...
507. Velikovsky, Mars, and the Eighth Century B. C. Part One [Journals] [Kronos]
... . 1. The Nile Valley. To get the water to Thebes and then remove it would involve some kind of sloshing motion. It would have to come from the Red Sea or the Mediterranean. The Mediterranean is small and shallow compared to the oceans, with a tidal range of only a foot. The Red Sea is smaller still ... from other periods? Any conclusions reached without a proper basis for comparison are likely to be worthless. We have then to consider whether the hypothesis of close passage by another planet would be adequate to account for the phenomena. The ancient Egyptians left many records of the levels reached by the river at Karnak and other places, but they are ...
508. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... 1 .87, pp.87-88 We reported (Workshop 1986:1 , p.25) on the new cosmology required to transform the star Sirius from a putative red giant to a dense dwarf in a matter of 400 rather than the millions of years required by theory. Nature published two letters questioning firstly the identification of "Rubeda ... . The same "Bamboo Annals" were used by Velikovsky in Worlds in Collision, part II, chapter II, "March 23rd" in relation to events interpreted as planets going off their courses, stars falling like rain, and (obviously) a different date. Velikovsky mentions a citation of a double sunset in the Han dynasty. ...
509. Venus Before Exodus [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... he does state that the Early Bronze city perished in a great fire [9 ]. This is true of Jericho, too. There, Kenyon described bricks burned bright red throughout, and foundation stones completely calcined [10]. The question I want to implant in your minds is this: - was this a series of sudden surprise ... from heaven is highly suggestive of Venus. Brimstone, or hell-fire as it was otherwise called, is just an old word for sulphur, and we now know that the planet Venus has a sulphur-rich atmosphere. Thirdly, there is the gloss of Rashi on Genesis 19:23: "and when the morning star arose..." ...
510. The New York Velikovsky Centenary Conference [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . As it turns out, one of these rocks almost certainly came from the planet Mars, nearly 50 million miles away. The difficulty in dislodging a meteorite from the red planet, much less transporting one to Earth, has prompted several noted authorities to doubt their Martian origin. The meteorite's chemical imprint, however, not unlike the DNA ... June 28, 1911 the inhabitants of Nakhla, Egypt were treated to a spectacular meteor shower. As it turns out, one of these rocks almost certainly came from the planet Mars, nearly 50 million miles away. The difficulty in dislodging a meteorite from the red planet, much less transporting one to Earth, has prompted several noted authorities ...
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