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145 pages of results. 481. The Origin Of The Moon [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... the Sun than is the Earth and would experience a stronger attractive pull when it became molten through the radioactive action of Al26. The separation of Mercury [by fission from Venus], therefore, probably took place before any speed-up of rotation due to settling of heavy iron to the [center] had occurred. This would account for Mercury's normal planetary density. (6 ) Tom Van Flandern states that [w ]orking deductively from the hypothesis that Mercury began as a satellite of Venus, the present planetary status of Mercury and the orbital and spin [3-to-2 spin lock] anomalies follow inevitably. If we assume that Mercury originated by fission [from Venus], as has ...
482. The Archaeology of Shiloh and Pottery Chronology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... they were surprised to find remains of a small room (room A of the Danish excavations, later to be the southern part of room 306 of the Israelis) which contained Iron Age pottery, mostly in the form of complete but broken store jars. These large jars were of the collar rim type (see Figure 2) which is normally dated to Iron Age I (conventionally 1200-1000 BC). The room had been destroyed by fire as shown by a layer of ash. Kjaer and Albright thought they had found remains of the Israelite Judges period and a fiery destruction by the Philistines c.1050 BC [Kjaer 1930, pp. 173-4]. Kjaer extended his excavation ...
483. Senmut's Ceiling and the Earth as Tippe Top (Forum) [Journals] [Kronos]
... "When the solid earth shell is displaced the depth of the ocean floor shifted from lower to higher latitudes would be suddenly reduced so that a region for red clay rises into the level for accumulation of Globigerina ooze and a lamina of Globigerina ooze is laid on until it gradually sinks back to below 4,000 meters depth with resumption to normal depth and the deposition of red clay continues."(16) Ma, it should be noted, dealt with crustal displacements of less than 180 and did not offer an explanation for how the movements inferred from his data were accomplished. He deduced that four sudden total displacements of the solid Earth shell, all in the same direction ...
484. A Holographic World [Journals] [Kronos]
... , even decades. Stent suggested that the existence of psychic phenomena was a similarly premature discovery, one that would not be appreciated by science, regardless of the data, until a conceptual framework had been established. Recently a Stanford neuroscientist, Karl Pribram, proposed an all encompassing paradigm that marries brain research to theoretical physics; it accounts for normal perception and simultaneously takes the "paranormal" and transcendental experiences out of the supernatural by demonstrating that they are part of nature. The paradoxical sayings of mystics suddenly make sense in the radical reorientation of this "holographic theory". Not that Pribram was the least bit interested in giving credence to visionary insights. He was only trying to ...
485. The Amarna Iconoclasts - Who were the Real Criminals? [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... would annihilate them not only from the knowledge of contemporaries, but also (more seriously) in the afterlife. To an extent, however, this kind of analysis is a modern-style dissection, and the real situation is more complex. Part of the problem is that erasures, changes, and usurpation of images are never dated. It is normally hard even to infer a date. The fact that the matter was taken seriously can be given a historical background from an 11th dynasty text indicating the punishment for harbouring enemies of the state. This includes erasure, and the strategy lists the removal of the name from scrolls, temples and other public and private places. Interestingly, on ...
486. Cosmic Winter [Articles]
... the zodiacal cloud was there, as we saw it. And the interesting thing was that the prediction, from what we observed, roughly turned out to be right. And it's that heap of particles of a certain size, up to about a hundred microns. We're looking at the larger particles on the right. And that sort of normal shape and histogram is, in fact, the expected zodiacal cloud particles which this satellite was meant to measure. The surprise in the experiment was that there were a lot more dust particles, of smaller size, in fact occurring with time intervals between them which were very small. And the number of dust particles which you see there ...
487. Rebuttal to Ellenberger [Articles]
... my own model; its manuscript presentation is in press with Aeon. I hope it will come out soon, but I haven't been given a date for that. The .. . (How much time do I have left? Five? That's fine.) In my model the common axis of the planets of the configuration may be normal to the ecliptic plane, or it may be tilted, so that there would be seasonality. That is, as the configuration as a whole orbited the Sun it would have the same seasonal effects as now. If the tilt could be exactly that of the Earth at present, for instance, it would give exactly the seasonality. ...
488. Palaeontology and Evolution [Books]
... rain-prints, etc., preserved in rocks. Palaeontology is subdivided into palaeo-botany, or study of fossil plants, and palaeo-zoology, or study of fossil animals. 2. As we have seen, it is logical to assume that geological strata which contain identical fossils of organic origin have been built up at the same epoch. As, in normal conditions, strata lower in the sequence are older than the upper, the fossils contained in the former represent the remains of past living creatures that lived before those found in the latter. Thus, theoretically, the palaeontologist may read in the successive rock layers the record of the successive past living forms throughout geological time and form an idea ...
489. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... region of reduced pressure, where it undergoes decompression melting. Laboratory experiments on the melting of rocks led to the conclusion that the amount of melt produced by mantle decompression increased dramatically with a small increase in the temperature of the mantle. There are certain regions on the Earth known as hot spots where the underlying mantle appears to be hotter than normal, so the theory continues that if the initial thinning or rifting of the crust takes place over a hot spot, then this will result in the massive melting which gives rise to the sudden vast outpourings of magma, whereas if it occurs over a cooler area the results will be the slow magma production seen at rifts such as the ...
490. Thoth Vol V, No 2: Jan 31, 2001 [Journals] [Thoth]
... right of the diagram is where the current density has such a low value that double layers (DLs) (photospheric granules) are not needed by the plasma surrounding the (anode) star. This is the region of the brown and red "dwarfs" and giant gas planets. The plasma that constitutes the star is in its "normal glow" range - or perhaps, in the case of a large gas planet, the "dark current" range. As we progress leftward and steeply upward, we enter the range where some arc tufting becomes necessary to sustain the star's electrical discharge. The orbiting X-ray telescope, Chandra, recently discovered an X- ray flare being ...
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