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145 pages of results. 521. Thoth Vol VI, No 4: June 30, 2002 [Journals] [Thoth]
... electrons extends throughout the entire conductor and is lossless. The atomic nuclei are also involved in the macroscopic resonance and that may explain why particular atomic nuclei in particular proportions work best as superconductors. It is a curious fact that conduction electrons in a superconducting magnet have an inertia that is the square of the number of electrons, instead of the normal Newtonian linear relationship. This seems to be telling us that the electrons in Podkletnov's spinning superconducting disk are able to absorb energy more by distortion than by acceleration. Now, if we envisage the electric force of gravity acting on a static horizontal disk, it distorts all of the subatomic particles in the disk in the direction of the gravitational ...
522. A Theory Of Lunar DisturbanceE [Journals] [SIS Review]
... British Isles, a wholly visible path of the moon would have appeared as the larger anti-clockwise spiral in fig. 2, with its accompanying smaller clockwise spiral following contiguously. Ultimately the mantle disappeared by some means not obvious and the satellites departed from their orbits one by one according to their relative masses. As perceived by a theoretical observer positioned normal to its plane of orbit, the path of the last, lone satellite was near-epicycloidal but, on at least one occasion, the line of sight of an observer in Britain was 30 to the orbit-plane's normal and, as a consequence, its base line' was foreshortened as in fig. 2. With the departure of the last ...
523. Comments on Greta Hort's 'The Plagues of Egypt' [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... (plague of darkness) but Wadi Tumilath - where for other reasons we must accept that Israel had its settlements' - lies E-W and escapes. The final plague is suggested as the death of the first-fruits of Egypt, transformed in re-telling into death of the first-born:'.. if the Israelites in that year of scarcity had their normal quantity of corn safe .. . there would be all the more reason for (them) to leave Egypt speedily .. . lest it should be taken from them and they die either by violence or starvation'. General. The thesis is ingenious and deserves careful scrutiny by experts on Egyptian geography, climatic records, insects and ...
524. Recent Developments in Near Eastern Archaeology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... at this year's meeting of the IUGG (the main international conference for earth scientists) that BC carbon dates in the East Mediterranean region are erroneously old. He says that this is due to a peculiar circulation pattern which resulted in ancient sea water upwelling in the E. Mediterranean. These ancient waters then exchanged carbon with the atmosphere (a normal process) and onshore winds spread the aged carbon dioxide well inland where it was absorbed by plants and eventually resulted in false archaeological dates. His paper is available from Los Alamos National Laboratory Archives (Physics/9908052) and from his own web site (http://freespace.virgin.net/doug.keenan) and ...
525. The MacCecht and Cuchulainn [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... with heavenly horses. Yahweh appeared riding on a horse according to Habakkuk 3:15: you trod the sea with your horses .. .. '. A parallel may exist between the crash and roll of foaming waves and the flowing mane and tail of galloping horses. In Latin mare = the sea but in English mare =a female horse [1 ], thus the link with Marian riding a horse on May Eve (and Lady Godiva)and the idea of night-mare being a comet of the night such as the MacCecht. In the Song of Songs the female (goddess) is not just black and beautiful but she is also described as a mare. An ...
526. Focus [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... were negative, that is, they failed to show that immune tolerance could be passed on to future generations in any statistically significant measure. The second paper, by A. McLaren et al. (p . 513-4) tested the idea that Steele & Gorczynski may have produced chimaeras by repeated injections of bone marrow and spleen cells into their male rats, and that their results might have been the result of chimaerism. This too was a negative result. Suddenly, the "Lamarckian" results were not reproducible, and reproducibility is a "sine qua non" of scientific work. Soon after these papers appeared in NATURE, a heated debate was in progress between Steele and his ...
527. Assyria and the End of the Late Bronze Age [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the mid-8th century. A Hymn expressing joy at his succession, if it is not speaking entirely metaphorically, might refer to a respite from the disorder documented by Velikovsky for the years after 747: "The water stands and is not dried up; the Nile lifts high. Days are long, nights have hours, and the moon comes normally." [NB this last is particularly significant as Velikovsky documents considerable lunar irregularities in WORLDS IN COLLISION for the 747 period, but for no other.] Despite the hopes expressed at the beginning of his reign, Merenptah's Egypt was invaded by Libyans and other northerners (usually classed as "Sea Peoples"), conceivably a part ...
... 12 in the atmosphere remains constant, then the ratio will also remain constant in living material. When an organism dies, radioactive carbon 14 no longer enters the system. As the carbon 14 decays, the ratio of carbon 14 to carbon 12 decreases. If the rate of decay is known, then the measured ratio of radioactive carbon to normal carbon can be used as an indication of when the organic material died. The original ratio is very small, about one in a million million atoms, but it can be fairly accurately measured with the use of sensitive instruments. The method is, however, tedious and expensive, and requires burning the artifact material for an ash sample ...
529. Thoth Vol I, No. 25: November 3, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... actually pertains to truth, that reality can be thought about. In addition to faith, philosophizing also requires reason. If a theory is internally inconsistent, illogical, or inconsistent with experience, it is unlikely to be accepted as sound philosophy. Science also requires a type of faith, although it rarely goes under that label. Whereas religions normally make a clear statement of their articles of faith, science introduces its assumptions more surreptitiously. B. Alan Wallace, "Choosing Reality"- VELIKOVSKY'S COMET VENUS (9 ) By David Talbott (dtalbott@teleport.com) [EDITOR'S NOTE: This continues Talbott's series of articles on the myth of the comet Venus.] 52-YEAR ...
530. Super Uranus and the Primitive Planets [Books] [de Grazia books]
... Uranus. Between the new Sun and Super Uranus lingered other fragments of the fission and great quantities of the material that were to be absorbed into the planets. This impressive electrical quantavolution occurred in a matter of hours. The separation of the two bodies increased rapidly. In electrical and chemical terms, we begin to detail this quantavolution. The normal flow of electricity between a star (the cavity) and the surrounding space is inward as is shown in Figure 6. The original Super Sun was such a star transacting quietly with the electron-rich space around it. The Super Sun became unstable, as outlined in Chapter Three, when its galactic journey carried it into a less electron-rich region ...
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