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179 pages of results. 201. Magnetic Models of the Polar Configuration [Journals] [Aeon]
... of a polar configuration in its stable condition. Circle and ovals: traces, in the XY plane, of the thin plasma layers bounding the respective atmosphers of the members of the configuration. Straight lines: OX, OY: the X, Y coordinates, respectively. OYc (extended): the common axis. Lines through Luna and Venus: projections on the XY plane of Luna's and Venus' orbits about OYc. Points: O: the barycenter of the configuration and orgin of XYZ coordinate system (frame). Os: the barycenter of Saturn. Vectors: Di: the magntic dipole moment of i = Saturn, Mars, Earth. Dv*: the time-mean ...
202. Indra's Theft of the Sun-God's Wheel [Journals] [Aeon]
... current Sun, the possibility presents itself that some other celestial phenomenon served as their point of reference. Indeed, upon analysis of these prehistoric images we arrived at the conclusion that their subject- the ancient sun-god- was actually the planet Saturn. (107) The spoke-like body set upon the face of the sun-god we identified with the planet Venus, the latter body being depicted as an eight-pointed star throughout the ancient world (see figure three). (108) Thus it is that the early images of the planet Venus from around the world frequently depict the planet upon the face of the Sun, in striking contradiction to reality! (109) Although these findings raise serious ...
203. Untitled [Journals]
... Kronos Vol1103] Cochrane, Ev: Suns and Planets in Neolithic Rock Art [Aeon Vol0302] Cochrane, Ev: Towards A Science of Mythology: Velikovsky's Contribution [Aeon Vol0301] Cochrane, Ev: Velikovsky and Oedipus [Aeon Vol0106] Cochrane, Ev: Velikovsky and the Problem of Planetary Identification [Aeon Vol0102] Cochrane, Ev: Venus in Ancient Myth and Language [Aeon Vol0101] Cochrane, Ev: Venus in Ancient Myth and Language: Part Two [Aeon Vol0103] Cochrane, Ev: Venus, Mars .. . and Saturn [Review V1998n2] Cochrane, Ev and David Talbott: On the Nature of Cometary Symbolism [Kronos Vol1101] Cochrane, Ev and ...
204. The Lord Of Light [Journals] [Aeon]
... closely affiliated with such pagan divinities as Vesta and Juno as "Queen of Heaven". (6 ) That particular bird was also seen on the heads of the images of Astarte, Cybele, and Isis. (7 ) More significantly, though, is the circumstance that the dove became, by indirection, a symbol for the planet Venus due to the complex interrelationships and common iconography which existed between various goddesses and demigoddesses in pre-Christian paganism. (8 ) As the reader will eventually and clearly see, the metamorphosis of Mary and Jesus into a metaphysical or specific celestial light is an implicit part of Christianity with far reaching ramifications. The Cave of the Nativity Along with the ...
205. The Archangels [Journals] [Kronos]
... ) resulted from an interplanetary discharge originating from Jupiter that occurred at the time.(2 ) James E. Strickling, while stressing Jupiter's activity during this period, left the issue undecided in that he could not come to a conclusion as to whether the discharge issued from Jupiter or its "devilish daughter"(3 )- Athene/Venus. Martin Sieff seems to have had no doubts that the destruction was caused by Venus.(4 ) Brendan O'Gheoghan has also favored Venus,(4a) while Patten, et al. have blamed every Biblical catastrophe - with the exception of the Noachian Deluge- on the recurrent fly-bys of Mars.(5 ) Obviously, the ...
206. Response to Critique by Leroy Ellenberger [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... .C . In 701, and with the final Mars-Earth flyby, the resonance system unraveled, and the orbit of Mars circularized. We shall present our case for the conservation of angular momentum during this era of planet wars in three steps. Each step is designed to conserve both angular momentum and energy. Step 1. The Role of Venus The Catastrophic Era. As previously mentioned, this is our nomenclature for the celestial scenario that had dominated our planet and Mars for perhaps 10,000 or possibly even 15,000 years. The orbit of Mars penetrated deeply into Earth orbit space, and it also impinged on Venusian space slightly. For Venus it would just seem to ...
207. Heracles as Cross-Dresser [Journals] [Aeon]
... duties. Similarly at the vernal mysteries of Hercules in Rome the men were draped in the garments of women." [13] With Frazer we would understand Omphale as but a historicized version of the great Asiatic goddess, the most famous example of which was known as Inanna or Ishtar. The Sumerian Inanna, explicitly identified with the planet Venus and known as the Queen of Heaven, plays a prominent role in the earliest attested examples of the so-called sacred marriage rite. It is our opinion that this archaic ritual, believed to rejuvenate the king and ensure fertility throughout the land, offers a decisive key to understanding the traditions surrounding Heracles' transvestism. The Sacred Marriage Rite Our ...
208. A Reply to Rose and Vaughan (Forum) [Journals] [Kronos]
... Kronos Vol. XII No. 2 (Spring 1987) Home | Issue Contents Forum A Reply to Rose and Vaughan To the Editor of KRONOS: In their article, "An Interim Reply to Weir" (KRONOS XI:3 , pp. 36-41), Rose and Vaughan "categorically deny that Huber has established the date of the Venus observations". That is, of course, correct; but it is not what I wrote in my letter. My statement was that Huber "did establish the astronomical date". By the "astronomical date" I mean a date arrived at by retrocalculation, using astronomical tables. It may also be the true historical date; ...
209. Electricity Absent from Sagan's Astrophysics [Journals] [Pensee]
... inconsistent with the thesis of recent catastrophism in the solar system. Such a listing clearly does not account for each and every specific argument brought by Sagan in his symposium paper, but I believe he would agree that it embraces the strongest of them and presents them approximately in order of descending importance. Earlier Collisions 1) The matter of ejecting Venus from Jupiter was a major issue in an exchange between Velikovsky and Professor Lloyd Motz of Columbia University in the Yale Scientific Magazine for April, 1967. There Velikovsky cited the work of R. A. Lyttleton concerning the hypothetical expulsion by Jupiter of not just Venus, but of each of the terrestrial planets in turn, far back in ...
210. Velikovsky's Orbits (Forum) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... am disappointed in the low precision used in the tables and the fact that the total energy and momentum on the tables for each stage are not shown. Purely in the interest of pedagogy, for this sequence of orbits exercise has no practical value or realistic purpose whatsoever, when I use your values for eccentricity, semi-major axis and mass for Venus, Earth and Mars, I get the following total angular momenta for stages 1 to 4, as follows: stage 1 stage 2 stage 3 stage 4 9.67 9.69 10.38 11.38 These are not constant and therefore the solution does not conserve angular momentum. In stage 2, for example, my ...
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