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145 pages of results. 511. Evidence of An Inversion Event? [Journals] [Aeon]
... per day about this spin axis, as this is necessitated by the law of conservation of momentum.(5 ) However, the torque applied to the rigid mantle causes it to acquire a second motion, consisting of a rotation about an axis that passes through the equator. The resultant motion of the mantle thus becomes a combination of the normal spin and a transverse rotation. In contrast with the complex motion acquired by the mantle, the Earth's liquid core, oceans and atmosphere, being oblivious to the torque force, would tend to retain their original direction of motion about the spin axis. Any altering of their motions would primarily be due to frictional forces at the interface with ...
512. The Martian Deluge [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... A profuse and violent outpouring of water, a swollen stream; a violent down pour of rain. The Heritage Illustrated Dictionary of the English Language (1975) gives similar definitions: Deluge - A great flood; heavy downpour. The great flood that occurred in the time of Noah. Flood - An overflowing of water onto land that is normally dry, a deluge. The universal deluge recorded in the Bible as having occurred during the life of Noah. Thus, according to the dictionaries, a deluge is a flood and a flood a deliige, whether in Noah's or in any other time. However, from the consistent avoidance of deluge' I suspect that it is considered ...
513. Velikovsky and the Decline of Medieval Cosmology [Articles]
... Gould's Belt which is actually quite visible in the southern sky and some of you may be familiar with this. Gould's Belt has got a lot of molecular clouds in, and almost certainly we captured a lot of comets and at the present time in the Solar System, we've got a rather excessive comet activity. There are more comets than normal messing around in the Solar System. It is part and parcel of the theory that my colleague and I have developed that this band of comets is actually responsible for the recent Ice Age that we are associated with. Some of you may know that the temperature in the Earth's atmosphere began to decline rather drastically something like ten to fifteen ...
514. Pharaoh So and the Libyan Dynasty [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... second difficulty I met in 1979 was the so-called genealogy of Pasenhor or Horpasen. It seems to support the 230 years that traditional chronology gives to the Libyan dynasty. I think readers of C&AH can easily find an explanation of the problem in the works of Courville.10 Pasenhor, a priest who lived under a King Sheshonq, normally identified with Sheshonq V, gives a genealogy of 16 generations. In the 5th and the 10th generation after Pasenhor we find a couple, Namareth and Thetspeh. Normally this couple is identified and taken as a starting point for two branches (I use mainly the transcriptions of Courville): Tahenbuyana Mauasa Sheshonq+ Karamat Nebnesha Osorkon+ Tadshedkhonsu ...
515. Physics, Astronomy and Chronology [Articles]
... lead weighing 204 units, and that lead constitutes about 1.4 % of what we call natural lead, and then there's lead 206, a little heavier lead, and that usually is about 26% of natural uranium, and that arises from the decay of the heavy uranium isotope 238. And then there's the lead 207 which is normally something like 21% of rock containing lead, and that comes from uranium 235, which is the one that you make the atomic bomb with (238 is the one that you make plutonium with)- the hydrogen bomb, and then, most of the lead, 52% of the lead, is lead 208 which arises from ...
516. Dating the Wars of Seti I [Journals] [SIS Review]
... , Velikovsky's order cannot be sustained. However, since this topic is not central to the present paper, discussion of it is relegated to an Appendix. Here it should be noted that the conventional order of the two Setis is assumed throughout Parts I and II of this paper. Velikovsky's scheme involves the identification of the XIXth Dynasty with that normally known as the XXVIth or Saïte Dynasty. The identifications which he proposes for individual rulers are shown in Table I. It will be seen that Seti I is identified with Psammetichus I (of the Greek sources), who reigned 664-610 BC (11). How far do the wars of Seti I, as related in his own ...
517. A Possible Reference to King David in Ugaritic Literature [Journals] [SIS Review]
... dost thou die as mortals?" (GR, C, i, 1-3) "Carefully they put wrappings on the temples Of the sick man, even on his head." (GR, C. vi, 8-9) Z02 The gods are at a loss how to cure Keret, until El makes from clay: "A female who removes illness, Who drives out malady." (GI, C, v, 29-30) The female being, called Sha'taqat, nurses Keret back to health: "She returns, she washes him. She has given him a new appetite for meat, She opens his desire for food. As for Death, he is ...
518. Akhnaten, Aten, and Venus Reconsidered [Journals] [Pensee]
... in arcuated fashion from one side only, as a comet's tail (which Venus may then have possessed), as opposed to the standard portrayal of the sun's rays in a 360 degree sweep?(5 ) Why does the Hymn to Aten say that Aten rises "like the living Sun"?(6 )-one does not normally say that the sun rises like the sun. Is there not a similarity between the Hymn to Aten and the Babylonian psalms to Ishtar- a goddess associated with Venus(7 )? Why were Akhnaten's successors so excessively over-reactive in their vindictiveness to Aten?(8 ) Could the open temples of Aten have been for nighttime observation and worship ...
519. Book Reviews [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... figured as a winged dragon and linked with contours in the countryside. (7 ) The connection between dragons and prehistoric monuments which is supposed to relate to the interacting forces of Nature and the Cosmos - ley lines. (8 ) U.F .Os. (9 ) The psychological theory in which the dragon is symbol of "normal consciousness fiercely resisting destruction of its stabilizing normality". These theories are all discussed at varying lengths as being possible contributing factors to the existence of the legends discussed in the first part. However, it is in this very attempt to cover all possible explorations for the legends that this book must prove disappointing to those who believe that Immanuel ...
520. Pillars of the Past by Charles Ginenthal (Book Review) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... (There are more, and they too do not all agree fully, but let us deal with these for now), Velikovsky's historical theories have been abundantly discussed by the SIS since 1977, and Sweeney's propositions have been debated vigorously of late in C&CR Review, but these are historical writings open to confrontation within the areas of normal historical discourse. The work of Heinsohn, Dayton and Rose is different because it exists partly or wholly outside the domain of traditional history-writing, and it is here I feel that the SIS has under-performed. Heinsohn concentrates mostly on archaeology and stratigraphy, Dayton on metallurgy and ceramics, and Rose on astronomy and astronomical retrocalculation Their work impinges directly ...
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