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112 pages of results. 91. Conclusion [Books]
... and descending rivers of fire. Mythologists quickly despair of rational explanation. But it is the thesis of this book that the confusion results chiefly from the failure of the modern age to discern the underlying cosmic order to which the myths refer. Our reconstruction of this order includes the following elements: In the earliest age recalled by man the planet Saturn was the dominant celestial body. Ancient races the world over record that there was once a "Golden Age"- a kingdom of cosmic harmony ruled by a central light god. Numerous sources identify this light god as the planet Saturn. Accounts of Saturn's appearance suggest that the planet hung ominously close to the earth. In early ritual ...
... . The Last Canopy of Earth 100 Fig. 6. The Closing Scene (Earth with Belts Capping the Poles) 167 Fig. 7. View of Northern Heavena (Poles, Arches, Stars, Etc.) 175 Fig. 8. Sun with Perihelia 232 Fig. 9. Uranus (Rings Forming) 241 Fig. 10. Saturn (Rings Formed) 257 Fig. 11. Jupiter (Rings Fallen) 273 Fig. 12. Earth in Edenic Times 310 CONTENTS. PAGE CHAPTER I. All Worlds Made Alike . 13 CHAPTER II. Some General Considerations 31 CHAPTER III. Evidence Supplied by the Planets Saturn, Jupiter and Mars In Support of the Annular Theory 49 ...
93. Ninurta [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 1997:1 (Sep 1997) Home | Issue Contents Ninurta From: Peter James <100735.1765@CompuServe.com> Date: 25 Mar 97 02:01:29 EST When I heard of the identifying of Ninurta (largely) with Mars, rather than Saturn (which I took to be already well established), I was somewhat disappointed. Some of the strongest evidence for the case that Saturn appeared to be very different in the past was presented in Dwardu's AEON (II:5 ) article "Intimations of an Alien Sky". I was impressed by some of the arguments that Ninurta and his variant Ningirsu were once ...
94. A Model of the Polar Configuration [Articles]
... also do not necessarily believe that the system would be unstable or that the system would not maintain that configuration for a long period of time." And so I've contacted him, and here I am. (First slide) Now if we accept David's premise, these are the requirements the model would have to fulfill: Number one, Saturn would definitely have to be something more than the speck in the sky we see today. For that reason it would have to be relatively close to the earth; much closer to the earth than at present. It has to remain in a fixed position, opposite the North Pole. And in that case this would require a certain ...
95. Planetary Observations of the T'ang Dynasty [Journals] [SIS Review]
... In explanation of such episodes, astronomers such as Clube have suggested that periodic terrestrial encounters with meteoric maelstroms - perhaps engendered by comets - have induced such catastrophes. In my researches of astronomical observations of the time, I have found evidence that may suggest other scenarios. Here, I will introduce a significant portion of this evidence anomalous observations of Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and Mercury made during the Tang Dynasty in China (618 AD - 906 AD). To my knowledge, no one has yet compared these observations with retrocalculated positions of the planets, or critically analysed them. These observations appear in Edward H. Schafer's Pacing The Void , Tang Approaches To The ...
96. Saturnists Play Marbles [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... , an entirely new kind of marble - a real gem. As to what these gems are, I'll have to wait until I get more like them in order to be able to compare THEIR slight differences and what these might entail. Eric Douma Asks: Has all mythology been already considered in one way or another with regard to the Saturn theory, or is there still mythological and/or legendary material out there that has never been checked as to its relevancy or consistency with the Saturn theory? Dwardu Replies: I can only speak for myself. No - not "all mythology" has yet been considered in regard to the Saturn theory. Yes - in MY case ...
97. Letters To The Edttor [Journals] [Aeon]
... synthesis in several technical disciplines to demonstrate the possibility or impossibility of the polar configuration concept? R. M. SmithL 370 Tate Avenue Glendora,CA 91741-3563 To the Editor: I wish to comment on the two articles by Dave Talbott and Robert Grubaugh in AEON, vol. III, no. 3, concerning the arguments for Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, and Mars being in a polar position relative to the Earth. I found the two articles to be interesting but totally unbelievable for several fundamental scientific reasons, some of which are based on geological studies which I am familiar with. Let me list some of the premises and then outline some problems. Premises: Four basic ...
98. The Nature and Origin of Comets and the Evolution of Celestial Bodies (Part II) [Journals] [Kronos]
... . The major theoretical result was that charged comet nuclei are attracting the dust and gases in the comet tail and are not melting away as proposed in the IBCM. That is, comets are evolving into the planets, moons, and asteroids of our solar system. Part I further extended concepts introduced in an earlier paper(1 ) that Saturn and its ring system (and Jupiter to a lesser extent) exhibit star-like properties including electrical discharges between its rings and in its atmosphere. The star-like properties are necessarily a result of localized fusion reactions in the gas planets' atmospheres which are ignited by energetic lightning bolts (which have been detected by Voyagers I and II). The ...
99. Stability and Dimensions of the Polar Configuration [Journals] [Aeon]
... (Nov 1996) Home | Issue Contents Stability and Dimensions of the Polar Configuration Robert B. Driscoll In the previous study of the interplanetary gravitational and magnetic forces, making possible the existence of a polar configuration in the sense of Talbott, Cochrane, and Cardona, (1 ) the instability of the joint gravitational and magnetic dipole-dipole interaction of Saturn and each of the smaller planets was counteracted by the heliocentric magnetic field generated by the inwardly accreting motion of the ionized inner portion of the circumhelially revolving gas disk. The direction of this field, north or south, was determined by that of the initial field of Helios. (2 ) However, further calculation has shown that if ...
100. Vox POPVLI [Journals] [Aeon]
... on the Saturnian Sun and Polar Column Mike Twose, from Toronto, Ontario, writes: In reading Ev Cochrane's interesting article on the Milky Way, [1 ] it occurred to me that no one, that I know of, has delved into the conditions that must have influenced the gases and dust that must have stretched between Earth and Saturn during the time of the Saturnian configuration. [2 ] In the beginning, the difference in electrical charge between the two planets must have been quite large. The flow of current through the ionized gases would have been enough to create a magnetic field around them. This magnetic field would have interacted with the magnetic fields of Saturn, ...
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