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89 pages of results. 121. Horizons [Journals] [SIS Review]
... HUANG WANPO of the Institute of Palaeoanthropology and Vertebrate Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences; "Gateways to Mystery" by DAVID FIDELER, which ties together Fortean phenomena, electromagnetic anomalies and legendary material; and "The Touch of Death" by MICHAEL GOSS, reviewing the evidence for quasi-paranormal martial arts skills. The issue is rounded off with a ... MCCREERY, is a probing critique of the evidence for a man-made platform at that Scottish megalithic site and its implications for the theories of THOM. ROGER WESCOTT contributes "Introducing Anomalistics: A New Field of Interdisciplinary Study", drawing in many themes on the fringes of contemporary science, and LYNN ROSE and RAYMOND VAUGHAN add some further notes to ...
122. To Begin the World Over Again [Journals] [Aeon]
... of helixes, and often show knots of luminosity. Why nebular gas and dust are organized into filaments. Why equatorial toroids emit x-rays. Why space probes and comets show anomalous acceleration toward the Sun. It gets worse. It's not only upsetting, but also revolutionary. With electromagnetism, overwhelming forces are only the beginning. There are circuits ... Bridges, 2001 Vol. 12(1 ): 5 . Reprinted at www.brucelipton.com . [6 ] Z.K . Silagadze, "Tunguska genetic anomaly and electrophonic meteors," at http://arXiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0311337 . ...
123. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... do not fit this rapid descent hypothesis and the course the body took; the blast area was elliptical and not circular as most meteorite impact sites are; there is the anomalously high level of radioactivity to account for, and the pellets of silicate, magnetite, copper and germanium found embedded in trees in the blast area. Further evidence that ... site sampled (a favourite argument among geologists). One also suspects that much depends on the researcher's point of view because they fail to account for the now famous iridium anomaly (plus the other trace elements, like arsenic, etc.), stating that there is too little data to make a conclusive argument for a terrestrial origin for ...
124. BOOK REVIEWS [Journals] [Aeon]
... long-period cometary ephemerides. The rings of Saturn are also conjectured as a result of this ancient explosion by the disruption of an icy satellite, including as a conditional proof the anomalously dark surfaces of a number of dark-faced satellites which were dusted with the carbonaceous outfall of the explosion. The surface of Saturn's moon Iapetus, which rotates quite slowly in ... 1977), with an invaluable appendix containing the 1861 Gttingen lectures by Bernhard Riemann on gravity, electricity, and magnetism. 7. A critical discussion of the Galilean satellite anomaly is addressed in Dwardu Cardona's, "The Trouble with Aztex," Kronos XI:2 (Winter-1986), p. 26f. 8. For Krypton- the ...
125. EBLA -- A New Look at History (Review) [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... material. These are possible explanations but they border on special pleading as the keeping of Egyptian objects is a modern inference used, more often than not, to explain away anomalous finds. It may be true but it may equally be untrue and moreover obscure the need to look more closely at the accepted chronologies of Egypt's Old Kingdom and by ... of Kish," Journal of Cuneiform Studies 15(1961) p. 105 and Figure 1 for examples of sign variation in one inscription]. All in all the anomalies of dating Palace G and its archives at Ebla are not readily solved by either position although Pettinato adds fresh arguments in his current book on p. 61. At ...
126. Radiocarbon Dates for the Eighteenth Dynasty [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Dr MacKie has collated all the available results in the accompanying table. While the majority appear to be in good accord with the conventional chronology, four others are distinctly "anomalous", in that they agree far better with Velikovsky's proposed dates. BM 511 and 512, the latter being a short-lived sample, yielded results of 1022 60 b ... "The Inexact Science of Radiometric Dating", SISR I:5 , pp. 8-15, esp. p. 13. 7. See Don Robins: "Isotopic Anomalies in Chronometric Science" (forthcoming) in SISR II:4 . 8. I. Velikovsky: Peoples of the Sea, Introduction, p. xvii. 9 ...
127. The present state of Radiocarbon Dating [Articles]
... agree extremely well, there is no date which at 2 standard deviations does not overlap with any of the other dates, so there are no dates that seem to be anomalous. Also the very small standard deviation means it is fairly accurate. The average of these dates is roughly 1100 BC+ 18, that's all these dates combined into ... a vast amount. If it is an atmospheric effect, I expect the radiocarbon dating system to be affected in some way, too, anomalously, so I would find anomalies all the way back and I would say, fine, these two fit, they do, but they don't tell me what the absolute dates are. NT: ...
128. Opening the Floodgates [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . Thus the present appears to be a key to the inferential past, useful not only in curbing wild speculation regarding the Earth's ancient history, but also in identifying those anomalous situations that can't be accounted for in terms of human experience. In the latter sense, the past may be considered a key to the present." Albritton concludes ... C & C Review X, pp. 57-64). He reviews the Alvarez impact hypothesis for the mass extinctions at the end of the Cretaceous period, looking at iridium anomalies and other evidence, and discusses in some detail the demise of the dinosaurs at this time. Then he considers alternative hypotheses, both catastrophic and gradualistic, which have ...
129. Fomenko and English History [Journals] [SIS Review]
... a major chronological revolution and, by implication, a denial of the authenticity of innumerable documents, put forward on that basis and on the basis of statistical analyses. Only anomalous findings of a very significant nature arising from a knowledgeable investigation of original documents might change that situation and, at the present time, there seems very little likelihood of ... king's much simpler one, both in Westminster Abbey, they may be seen to provide solid evidence of the reign of Edward I. There are, nevertheless, some apparent anomalies in our traditional view of history, such as gaps in supposedly continuous records, including the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles. However, the simplest explanation would be that there were periods ...
130. Noah's Ark: I The Ship on Ararat (Part B) [Journals] [Kronos]
... area of interest was isolated and compared. As it turned out, this was the only area to show a distinct difference in the reflective pattern. When asked if this anomalous reflectivity could indicate the presence of Noah's ark, Waltz replied: "I certainly could not discount that possibility." (88) Meanwhile, photographs of the intact ... equipped with cameras to photograph the terrain and pertinent phenomena. As he circled the north and northeast side of the mountain, [he] was startled to spot a strange anomaly, an object protruding from rock debris on a mountain ledge, with the striking similitude to the prow of a great ship, parallel wooden side planking and all. ...
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