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75 pages of results. 671. On Decoding Hawkins' Stonehenge Decoded [Journals] [Pensee]
... millennium, before man could apply himself to the task of erecting massive temples and observatories. A criterion was offered for determining the age of Stonehenge: an antler of a red deer was found under one of the stones and more antlers in the fill of the holes. But as the Lamont Geological Observatory of Columbia University answered (January 4 ... one" (Stongehenge Decoded, p. 104). With 27,060 alignments in a structure designed as an observatory it is surprising to read that "stars and planets yielded no detectable correlation" (Hawkins in Nature, October 26, 63). There was "no significant matching with planets or with the bigger stars, Sirius ...
672. From Microcosm to Macrocosm: The Fearful Symmetry of Catastrophism [Journals] [Kronos]
... later realized, reminded him of something he had read as a boy about a large meteor colliding with the earth." (47) The sole uninjured doctor on Hiroshima's Red Cross Hospital staff was a Dr. Sasaki. He began to administer medical aid immediately and without method but was shortly overwhelmed by the staggering number of wounded. " ... proposed that the present arrangement of the solar system was not billions, not millions, but only thousands of years old; that the earth had experienced near collisions with the planets Venus and Mars between c. 1500 B.C . and 687 B.C . suffering unimaginably in the process;(15) that Saturn and Jupiter( ...
673. Electric Discharge as the Source of Solar Radiant Energy (Concluded) [Journals] [Kronos]
... , of which the Sun is an example, are found mainly in the flattened disk of stars that dominate the outer part of the galaxy; they range in color from red to blue, with giant stars at both extremes, the blue ones being by far the brightest. Population II stars are found in globular clusters- "satellite systems ... of 3000 relativistic electrons per cubic meter pervades the background of 9 to 11 million electrons per cubic meter which occupy, but do not flow through, the space between the planets of the solar system. On this basis, we are at least partially justified in supposing that the negative glow of the solar discharge cannot be located outside the Sun's ...
674. Forum [Journals] [SIS Review]
... that most worshipping scenes have suppliants with up-stretched arms. That is where the problem was - above them, literally. Some points of detail follow. Chief Architect And the Red Sea Fleet, which arrived in Solomon's port while she was visiting him (cf. I Kings 10:1 & 10:11) '. This is the ... altogether incompatible with any of the depictions of this ceiling known to me (Pogo, Winlock, Neugebauer & Parker). For instance, nowhere are the decans and the planets shown on different panels; finding more than two planets on the ceiling is only possible on a basis of conjecture. He attributes this description of the ceiling to a ...
675. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . She was apparently also fond of wine and intercourse, a peculiarity she shares with other virginal goddess figures. Kali could, however, vary in colour from white to red, yellow (pale) and black - the exact colours of the four horsemen of the apocalypse', as recorded in Revelations Chapter 6. Fascinating. Phillip Clapham ... rebels in seconds (p343). It seems much less speculative to suggest that the Ark was a power source and weapon brought to Earth by an advanced race on a planet escaped from another star system and now in a very elongated orbit about the Sun, passing near Earth every 3600 years, as Sitchin claims. On the whole The ...
676. Focus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Radar, Rockets, and the Moon" was an immediate and dramatic hit with the public. Long lines formed at the box office. Hayden Planetarium came out of the red and went solidly and permanently into the black. Clippings and news stories about the show arrived by the bushel from all parts of the globe. Atwater's success convinced him ... theory were also noted by Dr Milton: It could supply a mechanism for fission or ejection not only by the sun (thus possibly explaining the origin of some of the planets), but also by Jupiter and Saturn, "which might explain why Zeus and Kronos were always having children"; The occurrence of the hottest (or most ...
677. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... tool but becomes endowed with a value of its own. Although grinding the cutting edge is an aid to long lasting sharpness, axes are frequently ground smoothly all over and red pigment is used to fill in any depressions. Worn out or broken specimens are not just discarded but brought back to the village for disposal. This personal attachment to ... and there might be 1000 as yet undiscovered moons orbiting Uranus and Neptune. They all appear to spend their time crashing into each other too. We even have a new planet beyond Pluto, or at least an ice-dwarf'. Too small for a planet, in the wrong orbit for an asteroid and too large for a comet, according ...
... Phaeton's steeds- and all resembling huge reptiles. Donati's was described as like a fiery serpent with golden scales.7 The evil Set or Typhon was represented mythologically as an immense red serpent with a hundred heads, breathing fire, who was thrown to earth by Horus, or like the Old Serpent of the Apocalypse, which cast the flood out ... left is obscure, but in the centre can be discerned the sign of Aries yet concealed. Below it in the larger circle is shown the sun surrounded by the seven planets, interesting in this connection because it was taught that the world was destroyed when the seven planets were in alignment with the sun. The lower circle, with its ...
679. Thoth Vol III, No. 16: Dec 1, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... "omphalos/umbilicus" and the shadow effect on Mars. Here the integrated meanings include the center, navel, nave, knob or boss, shadow, dark, red. The connections as a whole are not prompted by natural experience familiar to us today, but they would be expected under the Saturn theory. Dave Talbott (previously ... and pole flips, albeit billions-of-years-ago, are common threads in modern science. But the gap between Velikovsky and orthodox science still looks formidable. After all, Velikovsky said that planets moved in different orbits within the memory of humanity. Surely orthodox science will never reconsider a hypothesis that absurd. Let's not be so hasty. Here's part of a ...
680. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... disappearance of the Moon as the details of its surface remained extremely clear at all times. All that happened as it passed into Earth's shadow was that it turned a beautiful red due to refraction of light through Earth's atmosphere. Stories of primitive' men being frightened out of their wits by such an event and inventing tales of the Moon being ... motifs. A century or so ago, Ignatius Donnelly traced the same themes in John Milton's great Paradise Lost. None of these scholars claimed that global catastrophes have wracked our planet within the last 500 years, so their descriptions of disaster must have a phylogenetic base. But if recent poets have regularly recreated accurate images of destructions that occurred millennia ...
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