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89 pages of results. 371. SIS Conference 2002: Ages still in Chaos [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... subject was very detailed in an archaeological sense and quite frankly my memory banks could not absorb the content, but nevertheless judging by the evidence presented, there was good reason no doubt to shorten Egyptian history by some hundreds of years. Eric Aitchison gave an interesting lecture on The Historical Evidence in the El-Amarna Letters' and described in detail some anomalies with certain of the El-Amarna tablets indicating that maybe Velikovsky's interpretations of these tablets were not quite correct. (Had I taken notes, I would give more details, but judging by the appreciative response on the conclusion of his lecture, it was obviously well received. May I also say that this type of response to all the lecturers ...
372. Cataclysmic Evolution. Ch.15 Cataclysmic Evolution (Earth In Upheaval) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Earth in Upheaval]
... place between the earth and another celestial body, such as a planet, a planetoid, a trail of meteorites, or a charged cloud of gases, with possibly billions of volts of potential difference and nuclear fission or fusion, the effect would be similar to that of an explosion of many hydrogen bombs with ensuing procreation of monstrosities and growth anomalies on a large scale. What matters is that the principle that can cause the origin of species exists in nature. The irony lies in the circumstance that Darwin saw in catastrophism the chief adversary of his theory of the origin of species, being led by the conviction that new species could evolve as a result of competition with accidental characteristics ...
... recent time; in astronomy, newfound knowledge of interplanetary magnetic fields, electric charges on the Sun and planets, and plasma in space is kept out of most college textbooks- or referred to only in prefaces; the high heat and retrograde rotation of Venus, gases escaping from a Moon long thought to be cold to its core- such anomalies carry no explanation in the astronomy taught in the colleges. Disquieting news arrives in an incessant stream from arctic regions, from the bottom of the oceans, and from archaeological sites around the world, and in disturbing data from radiocarbon-dating laboratories, from paleomagnetic studies, from paleontological finds. It is already sensed that the theory of evolution built ...
374. Wonderful Life [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... walls of any picture gallery. (A book was found going for a song in a second-hand book store because all the diagrams had been neatly excised). The years of labourious work, although they eventually led to a major breakthrough in evolutionary thought, have gone relatively un-noticed in the public eye and Gould bemoans the fact that Opabinia, Anomalocaris, Wiwaxia, Hallucigenia and their like do not have the same familiar place in household language as the dinosaurs. The truth about the Burgess creatures turned out to be more spectacular than the names assigned to them. Very few could be legitimately placed in known taxonomic groups and though about half could be considered to be arthropods (the insect ...
375. When the Gods Came Down [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... . Were pre-diluvial cities' dropped out of the Sky? The secret of the gods. Did Utnapishtim journey to Earth from a heavenly city'? Ch. 7: Life on the Ark. A review of Flood legends from Mesopotamia. Why did Ea announce the Flood by speaking to a wall' and a reed-hut'? The crucial anomaly in the Atra-Hasis Epic'. Might the story be an adaptation? The Flood according to Utnapishtim, and the fiery birth of the Anunnaki. The sacrifice after the Flood. Why did the gods crowd around like flies'? Utnapishtim's ship. Was it really a ship and did it really land on a mountain? Ch. 8 ...
376. SIS Internet Digest 1996 Number 1 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... : alt.sci.planetary Planetary Electrostatic Properties How were ancient civilizations able to measure planetary motion? Earth collision Newsgroups: sci.archaeology Rohl's Theory Newsgroups: sci.archaeology The forgotten Velikovsky Newsgroup: sci.astro Solar Storms Linked to Disruptions on Earth Newsgroups: talk.origins Velikovsky like theory of gravity and magnetism 40Ar/39Ar Dating Anomalies Velikovsky & Saturnists & the Gods Frozen mammoths et al Gigantasaur Planetary Wanderings, a parable... Abstracts Spin and atmospheric tides of Venus The rotation of Venus and its atmosphere Why does the earth spin forward? Getting on the Internet Remarks... Cover image by Tania Ruiz, Webmaster for The Center for Archaeoastronomy, and an ...
377. Velikovsky: astronomical evidence/Martian [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... not of the ice-caps. It says "When geologic forces place a large mass at or near a planet's surface at a point far from the equator, the spinning motion of the planet becomes unstable, like the unstable motion of an improperly balanced beating or top. If the planer is not entirely rigid, the crust shifts to move the anomalous mass toward the equator... If the lithosphere of the planet is very flexible, polar wandering does not take place, because any excess mass sinks into the surface before the crust has had time to realign itself. There can be no polar wandering on a completely rigid planet either, because the lithosphere cannot realign itself at all ...
378. C&C Workshop 1989, Number 1: Contents [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Rees and answers from Bernard Newgrosh & David Rohl 20 On Eric Crew's core ejection hypothesis with comments from C. Leroy Ellenberger and response from Eric Crew 26 FOCUS: On the Eocene Climate Puzzle 27 MONITOR : * Blow for Milankovitch Theory * Volcanic Mass Extinction * Polar Region Dinosaurs * 14C Dating Disarray * New Bone Dating Method * Diamond Dating Anomalies * Modern Maize by Mutation * Asteroid Phaethon an Extinct Comet? * C-T Impact Evidence * Chaotic Solar System * Cretaceous Catastrophe * Venus Oceans * New Venus Heat Problem * Incredible Star Turn * Evolutionary Rethink? * Catastrophism Reappraised * Stable Solar System * Lunar Magnetism * Tectonic Trouble * Coelacanth Phenomenon? * Rapid Field Reversals * Brave New ...
379. Ralph Sansbury's Work [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... "constant", G, measured on the Earth, is so >> inconstant is evidence for a connection. It would be >> interesting to see if G was measured at the time of a >> rotational "glitch" caused by dumping of charge on the >> Earth by a solar flare. I would expect an anomalous result. Questioner writes: > How to you figure this? Is it speculation or are there > scientific findings that suggest this? It's an idea that I haven't followed up yet. The line of reasoning goes like this: It is known that the Earth's rotation changes suddenly when it intercepts a mass of charged particles hurled from the ...
380. Chapter V: the Yearly Path of the Sun-god [Books]
... time taken by the earth to go through not quite 360 , to go from the first point of Aries till she meets it again; and since the equinoctial point advances to meet the earth, we talk about the precession of the equinoxes; this year is the sidereal year minus twenty minutes. Then there is also another year called the anomalistic year, which depends upon the movement of the point in the earth's orbit where the earth is nearest to the sun; this is running away, so to speak, from the first point of Aries, instead of advancing to meet it, so that in this case we get the sidereal year plus nearly five minutes. The angle ...
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