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89 pages of results. 141. Metallurgy and Chronology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... by recalibrating them according to the Suess Curve based on the tree-rings of the Californian Bristlecone Pine. This method - sought in the first place partly to help explain away the anomalously "low" C14 results obtained from Egyptian New Kingdom samples - is based on the false premise that the variations in C14 recorded by the Bristlecone tree-rings represent global fluctuations ... for Near Eastern archaeologists, and is almost impossible to assess without a massive study of Early and Middle Bronze Age chronology. Dayton himself, while the destructive potential of the anomalies he points to is not to be underestimated, seems reluctant to construct a revised model for this period in enough detail to be readily evaluated. Apart from the general ...
142. Solar System Studies (Part 2) [Journals] [Aeon]
... mares appear to be basaltic upwellings of vast extent and have far fewer craters per like area. The mares are more radioactive than the highlands and are underlain by mascons of anomalously high density. The evidence of bolidic impacts is ubiquitous, but much evidence of volcanic action is also found. Surface cracks are also common indicating intense moonquakes took place ... The scientists involved measure the age of ice core sections from NOW at the surface using various means but seem more interested in 100,000 years ago, so that surface anomalies would not adversely affect their work. Others have studied the data to see if volcanic dust layers verifying catastrophes of recent millennia were there, but little or no evidence ...
143. Solar System Studies [Journals] [Aeon]
... gas-giant planets, what happened? The nature of the extraneous force that might have caused the spin axis of Uranus to turn down into its orbital plane invites explanation. The anomalously high density of its larger satellites has yet to be explained. Prediction: This is probably due simply to the fact that Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune were ... to the Earth. While the mechanics of it all may leave astronomers scratching their heads, we should at least grant that the model anticipates or predicts many of the above-noted anomalies. The similarity of some earth shaping processes and the difference in others to those of Earth also need explanation. The possibility that Mars in the past had a denser ...
144. Earth's Gaseous Core (Comments) [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... his assumption, any mass within the shell will not be attracted by it, except possibly very close to the shell and on a small scale, owing to local gravity anomalies. On the other hand, the mass in the shell will be subject to central attraction as though the whole mass of the planet were concentrated at its centre. ... attraction yanks the nearer body suddenly into alignment between the other and the Sun; there are further variations in rate of pair-spin from perigee to apogee and back, in each anomalistic month, and still others during the acceleration deceleration of the pair-spin which takes 93 408 anomalistic years of Earth to complete a cycle from one minimum through maximum to the ...
145. Solar Eclipses and the Historical Record [Journals] [Horus]
... this observation. It's noteworthy that Newton associates the dragons with a celestial phenomenon. A Central European annal reports much pestilence and famine thereafter. August 11, 1124; several anomalies are associated with this eclipse: a Czech report times the eclipse at the 11th hour, five hours off from the retrocalculated sixth hour; the annals blame the eclipse ... which would reverse the moon's apparent direction. August 2, 1133; again, an increase in the number of available sources seems to match an increase in the number of anomalistic reports. Though a partial eclipse by retrocalculation, reports persist of lengthy periods of darkness, with stars seen for half an hour in one report and an hour in ...
146. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Magnetic storms originating on the Sun generate twisted magnetic fields which appear to retain their direction of twist all the way to Earth, where their effects vary with twist. More anomalous Earth lights Science Frontiers No. 98,Mar-Apr 95, p. 3 and New Scientist 19.8 .95, pp. 32-37 Scientists are now seriously investigating ... animals just before the quake and geomagnetic perturbations were recorded, with sudden direction changes. More on Tunguska Science Frontiers No. 100, Jul-Aug 95, p. 3 Optical anomalies appeared across northern Europe a week before the Tunguska event and a local magnetic storm began just after the event. The object' left no smoky trail as do normal ...
147. Did Worlds Collide [Journals] [Pensee]
... Oterma III and the fact that, in the restricted problem of three bodies, the mass of the smallest body is irrelevant.) There is no plausible explanation for the anomalous (retrograde) rotation of Venus, other than that it originally had prograde spin and was later flipped upside down by a near collision with some other planet. The ... is only slightly disturbed by subsequent perturbations. Kopal (64) calls the mechanism of this Earth-Venus coupling "obscure." Ransom (65) has suggested that these remarkable anomalies represent relics of a near-collision between Venus and Earth which would be recoverable from an appropriate simulation of the type we seek (though Rose remains dubious); compare also ...
148. On testing The Polar configuration [Journals] [Aeon]
... of the listed cases at least a few independent researchers have already discovered the image or theme, though remaining unaware of other, equally crucial themes which could illuminate their own anomalous findings. Central Sun The model presents the planet Saturn as a giant orb stationed motionless at the celestial Pole. In relationship to other components of the configuration, the ... (though certainly not always) given to the solar orb, so that later versions of the stories will often attempt to accommodate present motions of the Sun, producing countless anomalies and ambiguities. This is why, in the testing process, it is imperative that the researcher look to the earliest expressions of the various themes under examination. 17 ...
149. Super Uranus and the Primitive Planets [Books] [de Grazia books]
... result is an explosive expansion. We cannot dismiss the possibility that a galactic electron storm suddenly enveloped the Super Sun, charging its surface to instability. 29 In cases of anomalous primary rotation, the anomaly is generally detected because the spectrum lines of the primary star are unusually bright. This line broadening could be, as well, evidence of ... so little mass that a nuclear synthetic evolution (see => nucleosynthesis) could no have aged it so rapidly (Kraft). Both the age disparities and the size anomalies disappear if electrical evolution is considered. It is noteworthy that many of the interesting close-binary systems involve an unseen companion. The primaries in these systems range from very hot-type ...
150. A Tale Of Two Venuses [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... could not allow either gas or dust or other debris to escape and form a tail? This I greatly doubt. As Irving Wolfe states: "The . . . anomalous and disturbing syndrome to appear in the Original Affair, (and which has continued to this day), is . . . [quite] unscientific. It is ... have been presented, and one of these was even touted by Leroy Ellenberger as clear evidence that this atmospheric motion does not support Velikovsky's hypothesis, but well explains this atmospheric anomaly (private communication via e-mail). If I have not accepted this model, it is not because I am indifferent to evidence, as he has repeatedly charged in ...
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