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8 pages of results. 71. Thoth Vol VIII, No 1: Mar 15, 2004 [Journals] [Thoth]
... . THORNHILL In the search for water on Mars there is a powerful human tendency to see only what you expect to find. Contrary data is forgotten or dismissed from consideration. Mirages are easily mistaken for water. For example, while MER is trundling about the surface the European Space Agency (ESA) has Mars Express in orbit about the red planet. ESA has chosen to use one of the most spectacular sights in the solar system - the colossal canyons of Valles Marineris ? to publicize their success. Image data from Mars Express has been used to generate a perspective view that is like looking out of an aircraft window. ESA1s news report says, "One looks at a ...
72. Letters [Journals] [SIS Review]
... rock bodies were ejected from these very volcanoes into space when the orbiting pair passed rapidly through alignments with the Moon. Given the ancient reports that the convulsions on Mars ejected enormous amounts of choking red dust' across the gap to the Earth, turning the rivers red, it is no surprise that layers ten metres thick were deposited on the red planet itself during each encounter. The one hundred well defined layers photographed by the MOC camera and the multiple episodic eruptions of the Tharsis volcanoes are all records of those 100 dance encounters' with the Earth. John Ackerman, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, USA Millennial Madness More Millennial madness in Lynn Rose's summary of The Gentile Times Reconsidered (C ...
73. Chapter VII: The Earth [The Age of Velikovsky] [Books]
... that there is geologic evidence which can be interpreted in terms of catastrophism, and that some reputable workers actually interpret the data in this manner. It should be remembered that Velikovsky does not claim that the earth lived in peaceful co-existence with the other planets for billions of years, and that then, suddenly, the Dragon Planet Venus and the Red Planet Mars ended this primordial detente a few thousand years ago. Velikovsky does not speculate about the exact age of the earth. He does suggest however, that geologic evidence indicates that there have been catastrophes throughout its existence. The agents causing the most recent destructions can be identified because people were present to observe, remember, and report ...
74. Relation Between the Perpetual Calendar Based on the 128 Years Cycle and the Central American Calendar [Journals] [SIS Review]
... cast a shadow. Lastly there is the link with wolves. Lycanthropy, which means both the werewolf syndrome and a form of pathological insanity in which the patient believes he is transformed into an animal and behaves accordingly, derives of course from Lycaon. Though Velikovsky associated wolf stories with the planet Mars, there seems no obvious trace of the red planet in the Lycaon myth. Wolves were from very early times seen as depraved animals, the enemies of man; while the murder and cannibalisation of one's own children was one of the most heinous conceivable crimes. Worship of Zeus meant, eventually if not originally, adherence to a strict moral code; so it could be that the ...
75. Why Mars Rock Hits Earth Every Month [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... 2002. By Robert Roy Britt www.space.com/scienceastronomy/solarsystem/mars_knocks_021107.html Every month, on average, a rock from Mars lands on Earth. Most are never found, but those that have been picked up suggest that the theory for how they get here - having been booted from the Red Planet by very large asteroid impacts - is not fully accurate. [. .] new research finds that craters as small as 1.9 miles (3 kilometers) wide on Mars could have been the starting points for rocky odysseys. [. .] This minimum crater diameter is at least four times smaller than previous estimates, ...
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