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89 pages of results. 251. Tiglath-pileser versus Pul: A challenge to the accepted view [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Sennacherib became king. How could Sennacherib have subdued Menahem? Well, he couldn't have! How do our historians explain this? They simply do not address the problem. To most historians, this is one of those nagging little problems that give them Excedrin headaches and which they wish to avoid. Almost all of them consider this an isolated anomaly which can be discounted as being insignificant What we should realize is that what this inscription about Sennacherib really tells us is that whoever made it either did not know the correct line of kings in Israel or that Menahem's name was included just to inflate the accomplishments of Sennacherib. Remember that we do not know who made these inscriptions, when ...
252. Shoshenq and Shishak: A Case of Mistaken Identity [Journals] [SIS Review]
... of the 18th Dynasty) [2 ]. It eventually became clear, however, that the TIP could not be sufficiently shortened or overlapped with other periods to permit the "Glasgow" dates for the preceding dynasties. On the other hand, the research did not uphold the conventional reconstruction of the TIP either; it revealed a number of anomalies which call that scheme into question. David Rohl and Peter James remarked that these anomalies "would be sufficient to fill a volume in their own right and serve to underline the need for a revision of TIP chronology, independently of the question of external synchronisms (or lack of them) raised by Dr Velikovsky" [3 ]. ...
253. Historical Forum [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... then not surely as much a James' 67 years because of the impossibility of that figure demonstrated by the anatomical analysis of that monarch. 2. James considers that the lack of records concerning Necho II is "unfortunate" but not sufficient to justify the substitution of Ramses II. Surely it is more than unfortunate; it is an unacceptable anomaly which certainly justifies the substitution of someone important. He goes on to infer that the tables could be turned on I.V . by pointing out that no remains of Ramses II have been found at Carchemish. This, though, is hardly surprising if he was defeated by Nebuchadnezzar before he had even set foot in the place. ...
254. The Electric Saturnian System [Journals] [Aeon]
... of non-gravitational forces. The Electric Universe model recognizes the cometary jets and tail as an electric plasma discharge. In that model, gravity is a weak manifestation of the fundamental electrical property of matter and it can be modified by altering the charge on a body. It is the change in gravity of a comet as it discharges that causes the anomalous accelerations. With that idea in mind, it is possible to speculate that proto-Saturn underwent a long period of increasing acceleration from deep space toward the Sun. The increase would occur because, like comets, proto-Saturn discharged ever more strongly the closer it came to the Sun. Its entourage of planets was not able to transfer charge so effectively ...
255. The Devil's Advocate [Books] [de Grazia books]
... will you find them hesitating in putting most of your "holocene events" much further into the past. Granted that some tectonic, depositional, and climatic events are saltations of normal rates of activity, these form only a small fractions of all events that have occurred and all changes that have shaped the present surface of the globe. One anomaly or exception does not undo a rule or make a new rule; how do you know, or how does your reader know, the ratio of exceptions to the normal cases? You make much of your revolutionary column; it is merely the geological column extended into the atmosphere. You will have as much difficulty proving a recent catastrophe ...
256. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Corliss and overseas postage is an additional $4 .00 per book: Faster than the Speed of Light – by J. Magueijo. US$26.00 The author is a brash and maverick physicist who speaks his mind against established cosmology and especially Special Relativity. So far he has managed to get away with this heresy. Scientific Anomalies and Other Phenomena - compiled by William R. Corliss. US$17.95 A compilation of 6,000 articles and items from the scientific literature which appear to challenge a current paradigm and have not yet been satisfactorily explained by the scientific establishment. Archaeological Anomalies: Small Artifacts – by W. R. Corliss. US$ ...
257. Discussion on Wal Thornhill & Ev Cochrane's papers [Journals] [SIS Review]
... can't see it. NASA's distant Voyager spacecraft may have detected the heliopause - they detected an echo of a solar storm that may have been reflected back from the heliopause. Wal predicted that if they ever get a spacecraft out there they will find that it is a region where particles are being accelerated and that it is the origin of the anomalous' cosmic rays. There is a research project going on at present to discover how anomalous cosmic rays are formed. Scientists know they are formed from intergalactic material, which is somehow accelerated in the vicinity of the Sun, but the mechanism isn't clear. Q4. Wal Thornhill was asked two questions by John Crowe. Firstly, if ...
258. Velikovsky Symposium- Florida, July 12 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... archaeological geologists, oceanographers, and climatologists have studied the geological record of the last 21,000 years, some unmistakable evidence of such impacts should been found, even if comets were involved. This evidence would include A large crater (to young to have been subducted) Ejecta Layer Impact melts and breccias Tektites, microtektites and impact glasses Iridium anomaly (for a large meteorite) Tsunami deposits (if ocean / sea impact) Abrupt changes in regional fauna flora (which would be detectable in the Holocene and Late Pleistocene) These types of evidence are discussed by: http://earth.agu.org/revgeophys/claeys00/claeys00.html When the sky Fell on ...
259. Fomenko is right! [Journals] [SIS Review]
... historical' characters. I, for one, do not accept the Palmer conclusion. I much prefer the view offered by Fomenko. In their final paragraph the Palmers state that'... English historians are unlikely to be impressed by arguments for a major chronological revolution put forward .. . 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 .. . '. The irony is that Fomenko et al have offered precisely that: anomalous findings of a very significant nature arising from a knowledgeable investigation of original documents. Editor's Note As noted in News', Allan Beggs sadly died ...
260. Venus's Internal Heat: An Update [Journals] [Kronos]
... . Geophys. Res., op. cit., pp. 8219-22]. They conclude: "In summary, we cannot claim to understand the high surface temperatures of Venus on the basis of the Pioneer Venus observations. If the variability of the observed infrared net flux profiles is real and if the night and north profiles are not anomalously high due to local conditions, then a transfer of 23 W m-2 from the upper to the lower atmosphere is implied. This transfer cannot be due to any steady state, thermally driven process in the atmosphere. We conclude either that some of the net flux data are in error or that they are from anomalous regions or else that ...
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