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89 pages of results. 281. The Venus Tablets and Climate [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the staff of Livingston Development Corporation, and is now retired. He became interested in the Venus Tablet problem during the 1960's and his ideas have gradually developed over the years. Previous publications include The Venus Tablets of Ammizaduga (Istanbul, 1972), The Venus Tablets: A Fresh Approach' in JHA xiii (1982) and Venus Tablet Anomalies', C & C Workshop 1989:2 . Introduction The Babylonian king Ammisaduqa reigned, according to astronomical theory, from 1702 BC to 1681 BC [1 ]. The date-formula of his 8th year, which appears after Year 8 of a 21 year sequence of Venus observations known as The Venus Tablets', links the Venus data ...
282. Fingerprints of the Gods: do ancient relicts point to an advanced civilisation 15,000 years ago? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the second pyramid, actually forming the Egyptian hieroglyph for the word horizon, which is the sun's disc with two mouths, on either side of it. It is the work of my colleague, Robert Bauval, which has really provided the breakthrough in this area. He is a construction engineer by training and he was always puzzled by the anomalous site plan of the Giza pyramids. The two larger pyramids are in a diagonal line but the third pyramid, the pyramid of Menkaure, is smaller and offset to the east of that diagonal line. The answer to this anomalous site plan has been staring us in the face for thousands of years. Quite simply, the great pyramids ...
283. Paradise -- The Lost Frontier: Early Voyages to the Forbidden Isles [Journals] [Aeon]
... the maritime expeditions of non-Christians. Virtually every important accomplishment that has been traditionally attributed to Columbus was actually achieved by someone else in the murky depths of ancient time. This is not to suggest that Columbus was not an important figure in the transformation of New World culture. He was simply a major crest in a river of inter-hemispheric contact. Anomalies of History The Columbus fable of New World discovery has led to numerous contradictions between the isolationist paradigm and physical evidence. Isolationist scholars (those who profess the belief that the American continents were effectively isolated from the Old World) contend that New World domesticated plants were absent from the Old World until after the Columbus voyage. Similarly, isolationists ...
284. The Ramesside Star Tables and Reade's Venus Tablet Reconstruction [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... maximum ecliptic longitude [11]. However, a characteristic of Reade's reconstructed inferior conjunction data is the number of times that the conjunction takes place outside the invisibility period (see Table 3). Venus was apparently at conjunction four days after the eastern rising in Year 14, and eight days in Year 6. Even if we attribute those anomalies to the proximity of the planet to its north ecliptic latitude, the values seem to be too large. Similarly, Year 8a has its conjunction date coming eleven days before its western setting date. The value might, of course, be reduced by assuming a scribal error. Even so, if we attribute it to the proximity of ...
285. Indra and Brhaspati (Forum) [Journals] [Kronos]
... 0 6.0 6.0 Orbital period (yr.) 2828 2828 8000 14697 Time (yr.) to reach perihelion from 100 A.U . 84 89 85 84 Radial velocity (A .U ./ yr.) at 100A.U . 0.76 0.74 0.80 0.82 True anomaly* at 100 A.U . 165.9 155.4 153.4 152.8 Time (yr.) to reach perihelion from 40 A.U . 21 24 23 23 Radial velocity (A .U ./ yr.) at 40 A.U . 1.30 1.22 1.26 ...
286. The Causal Source for the Geological Transients at 2300BC [Journals] [SIS Review]
... addition to the above factors, as would be expected, the number of determined volcanic eruptions gets fewer as we go back in time. In the Simkin and Siebert reference document [42], at around 2300BC only about 12 volcanoes are registered per 100 years with large dating variances, so I could not produce a significant pattern. Geomagnetic Anomalies There were a wide range of geomagnetic anomalies occurring at about 2300BC which are too numerous to be covered here. The anomalies took a number of different forms and I have seen very limited attempts to explain them. This evidence will be the subject of a separate article. Notes and References 1. JT Andrews, Glacial Systems, Duxbury ...
287. An Alternative to the Velikovskian Chronology for Ancient Egypt [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... been actively pursuing yet another alternative revision - one which we hope involves no preconceptions based on anything which has gone before. The work has progressed slowly due to the immense amount of data that needs to be researched and collated but a new model for the history of Ancient Egypt is gradually evolving which appears to answer a great many of the anomalies of both the conventional and Velikovskian chronologies. From the obvious interest of members aware of this research it is clear that some sort of "preview" or synopsis of the revision would be of benefit to those who wish to follow up the points raised. As a result, the editors of Workshop have requested that we publish this article ...
288. Scientific Dating Problems: The Radiometric Dating Of Earth's Rocks [Journals] [SIS Review]
... yet they clearly melted almost instantaneously throughout their volumes. They were not heated from the outside. It is claimed that mechanical shock, as from impact, might account for this. But it is known that electrical breakdown could produce such an effect' (italics in original [12]). The suggestion above that electrical heating explains the anomalous halos in Norwegian mica to some extent parallels this observation by Juergens. In his paper [3 ] on radiohalos, Juergens wrote that Gentry is cautious in discussing the broadest implications of his research but on one point he stands firm: Radiohalos do not support the idea of constant decay rates'. Gentry does indeed stand firm on that ...
289. Velikovsky and his Critics by Shane Mage [Books]
... these cited by Paterson are "Radio noise from Jupiter, strong charge on Jupiter . . . Earth's extensive magnetosphere . . an ex tensive magnetic field in the solar system extending to Pluto . . . The Sun is charged . . . Venus a very hot, has a heavy atmosphere, was disturbed in its rotation and may have an anomalous rotation . . . Mars' atmosphere contains argon and neon .. . Mars is moon-like, battered, and geologically active . . ," and in the rocky surface of the moon would be found "Hydrocarbons. carbides. and carbonates . . . remanent magnetism . . . pockets of radioactivity . .. excessive argon and neon ...
290. William H. Stiebing, Jr., and Immanuel Velikovsky [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... similar impacts on all parts of its surface and this should be observed. But it is not observed. The Moon, Mercury and Mars have an asymmetrical, hemispheric form of cratering. Each body has most of its craters on one hemisphere and fewer on the other hemisphere. Richard C. Hoagland and Ben Bova admit this. A startling anomaly has come out of the space probe close-ups of the new worlds: All the terrestrial planets, including the Moon, have strong hemispherical asymmetry. Each planet, from Mercury to Mars, has one hemisphere that is more or less featureless and the other crammed with the major morphological feature inherent to that world, be it craters, continents ...
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