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89 pages of results. 381. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... explain the geological record; but it does not make its case to the exclusion of alternate explanations. In other words, global, cosmic catastrophes are not necessary to explain the evidence cited in the chapters "Thirty-five Centuries Ago", "Klimasturz", and "The Ruins of the East". What Mr Reade renders as "apparent anomalies" are serious challenges to the credibility of Velikovsky's interpretation of history between 3500 and 2700 years ago. Enough serious challenges exist to cast serious doubt on the validity of Velikovsky's specific scenario. In the apparent absence of physical evidence supporting an increased rotation rate, another explanation is needed for the observation cited by Mr Reade in WORKSHOP 5: ...
382. SIS Internet Digest 1997 Number 2 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... 13 VOL I, No. 26. November 15, 1997 .. 14 Dialogue on Comets .. 14 Kronia Mailing List focus .. 15 RA as Saturn .. 15 Dodwell .. 17 Europa braided furrow .. 18 Archaeological redating in the news today... .. 18 New Velikovsky mailing list .. 18 Redshift Anomalies .. 19 Velikovsky- what has survived? .. 20 Announcement: The Velikovskian Vol. III, No. 4 .. 20 General Internet Information .. 21 How to read newsgroups messages .. 21 Web Words and phrases .. 21 Getting on the Internet .. 21 Quantavolution and Catatrophe CD-Rom .. 22 ...
383. Catastrophist Geology [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... , Manfred Warth, Dale A.Russell Fossil Radioactive Bones J. Saxon References on Mass Extinctions and on Radioactivity Knowledge and Entropy - an Evolutionary Outlook Pietro Passerini Ootek's Tale Farley Mowat Plate Tectonics and Catastrophe Theory René Thom Apophoreta - 5 Axel Firsoff In forthcoming issues: Albert V.Carozzi on chert breccias and tornadoes Roger W.Wescott on anomalistics Charles W.Finkl on the stability of cratons Louis de Launay (anno 1906), the history of geological ideas Eugène Wegmann on a glacierlake spill in Greenland also forthcoming: a special issue on THE ALCHEMY OF ROCKS - on the transmutation of elements in geology, with articles by George Choubert, P.A .Korolkov, C ...
384. SIS Internet Digest 2000 Number 1 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... . 16 Kronia Mailing List Focus .. 17 Prayer, Magic, and the Stars .. 17 The Vacuum, Light Speed, and the Redshift .. 17 Worlds in Collision republished .. 17 Ancient Astronomy and Celestial Divination .. 17 Unorthodox Science: past, present and future .. 18 Worlds in Collision Symposium .. 18 Anomalous Foucault pendulum .. 18 New tallest dinosaur .. 18 Wobbly World .. 19 Sightings - Astrology/Astronomy .. 19 First Light from Eros Orbit .. 19 Announcements .. 20 Lectures on the Saturn Model and Electric Universe .. 20 Proof readers wanted: earn a free CD-Rom .. 20 What's Opera Doc? Akhnaten ...
385. Response to Lasken (Letter) [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... to such schemes that reidentify Shishak with Ramses II or III or Thutmose III etc. The more radical revisions seem to create more problems than solutions and although I am excited by some of Heinsohn's ideas (as an example) I have yet to be convinced. I look forward to the publication of Jesse's theory regarding the Flood and further C14 anomalies. Regarding other criticism- the Bible is primarily a religious document and not a detailed chronology of the Ancient World but unlike Manetho it attracts anti-clerical diatribes. Phillip Clapham England ...
386. Radiometric Dating: Is the "Decay Constant" Constant? [Journals] [Pensee]
... at differing times within small error by many different investigators throughout the world lends strong support to the thesis of constancy (and independency); it is also true, however, that most investigators use remarkably similar and standardized experimental counting techniques when performing half-life and similar decay measurements. Dr Anderson and MESERAN instrument with which he first became aware of anomalous radioactive decay. "MESERAN" is derived from Measurement and Evaluation of Surfaces by Evaporative Rate Analysis- a technique of surface characterization which Anderson discovered and developed. Ultimately testing and proof of the hypothesis of exponential decay must be made using statistical tests of detected emissions. (There is, of course, the further and often unphrased assumption ...
387. SIS Tenth Anniversary Tour Issue: Preface [Journals] [SIS Review]
... - most importantly - taking very seriously the chronological points made by the SIS researchers. Having mentioned Peter James and David Rohl as organisers I should point out that they also contributed to the academic side of the Tour. Peter lectured on "The Sea Peoples" and "Pitfalls of Egyptian Chronology" and together with David presented a session on anomalies in the Egyptian chronology. Peter also gave impromptu site lectures when features relevant to chronological revision made their appearance. In addition, David acted as the official Tour photographer and on most days could only be recognised by the solar topee protruding from the top of a perambulating mound of cameras and other photographic equipment. Future Society publications should greatly ...
388. The Answer to Clapham's Question: Revise! [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Gunnar Heinsohn against the conventional chronology are not based on catastrophism. And most of Velikovsky's arguments against the conventional Egyptian chronology are independent of his arguments in Worlds in Collision. For example, Velikovsky's strongest argument was, perhaps, his equation of Ramses III with Nectanebo in Peoples of the Sea, where virtually no reliance was placed on catastrophism. Anomalous late Greek letters on palace tiles belonging to Ramses III, the remarkable parallels between the account of Diodorus and the Harris Papyrus, and other observations concerning weapons depicted in the Egyptian reliefs underpin Velikovsky's argument. Remove the scattered references to catastrophism from Ages in Chaos, Peoples of the Sea, or Ramses II and His Times and a damning ...
389. Velikovsky: The Score of Success [Journals] [SIS Review]
... .. Already following Apollo XI and XII the score was complete. But each of the discoveries - steep thermal gradient, strong remnant magnetism, recent heating of the lunar surface, carbides and traces of aromatic hydrocarbons and rich radioactivity of the rocks and dust - evoked exclamations of surprise and at best some far-fetched, ad hoc hypotheses. Magnetic anomalies, especially where interplanetary bolts fell, and huge inclusions of neon and argon 40 in lunar rocks, were also claimed by me in advance of the findings." (8 ) Jupiter, remote as it is, gave Velikovsky one of his first confirmations when, in 1955, Carnegie Institute astronomers announced the unexpected' discovery of strong ...
390. Velikovsky: The Open Minded Approach [Journals] [SIS Review]
... cushion the blow', the Earth would have been scarred all over, and you can't hide a thing like that." Quite right. You CAN'T hide a thing like that. In 1955 Velikovsky published Earth in Upheaval', his study of the geological record. He examined the century-old principle of Lyellian uniformity by comparing its tenets with anomalous findings from all quarters of the globe: - frozen muck in Alaska that consists almost entirely of myriads of torn animals and trees; whole islands in the Arctic Sea whose soil is packed full of unfossilised bones of mammoths, rhinoceroses, and horses; unglaciated polar lands and glaciated tropical countries; coral and coal deposits near the poles; ...
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