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21 pages of results. 101. Electricity in Astronomy /3 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... a way that the prolonged application of pressure and heat causes some of it to be transformed by thermonuclear reactions into heavy elements. In his article "Was there really a Big Bang?" (Nature, 233, 36, 1971) - which has a slightly different connotation from when it was written - Professor G Burbidge wrote: The ... problem of cosmology is therefore to understand the origin of the elements and the formation of discrete objects - galaxies and other compact massive objects". Five years later, established astronomers still have not been able to offer a satisfactory answer to this problem, and the reason for this may have been revealed in another remark in the same article: ...
102. SIS Internet Digest 1999 Number 1 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... ) .. 17 Atlantis Rising - Magazine .. 18 Sequence and events .. 18 Book Review: Silencing Scientists .. 20 Cosmos & Chronos Symposium .. 20 Big Bang .. 20 Home of Ubu Projex .. 22 ...
103. C&C Workshop 1989, Number 2: Contents [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... climate change * rapid field reversal * rapid polarity reversals * new thinking in tectonics * earthquake electrics? * `Planet is a Comet' * meteorites from the moon * Big Bang moribund? * mudflows on Mars * Voyager reaches Neptune * aurora generator * incredible star turn * comet orbits calculated * British cometary Dark Ages * chaos reigns * ... at fault * hidden eruptions * tidal earthquakes * Cretaceous Catastrophe? * warmer Antarctica? * dinosaurs leave their mark * life from comets? * unusual auroras * unpredictable climate models * Himalayan `Piltdown' * Thera theories * Iraqi finds * Exodus redating debate * new Bronze Age civilisation * New Kingdom discovery at Saqqara * Rameses found? * ...
104. Heretics, Dogmatists and Science's Reception of New Ideas (Part 3) [Journals] [Kronos]
... knowledge about astronomy and physics can read Sagan's chapter without grasping the fact that there is no Velikovskian challenge to astronomy, never was one, and never will be. The big noise is just the sound of an ignorant public being had.(158) More dogmatic than this one cannot get, or wrong, either. Gardner's version just ... himself "nagged by doubt" that is reinforced by Sagan's "fatuous and sell indulgent . . . flights of meaningless fancy". The only example is the oft-cited Big Bang theory/human birth experience comparison. Despite having to pick one's "way through a mixture of sense and nonsense," Jastrow finds the book "is still worth ...
105. The Night of the Gods Vol II [Books]
... Some are yellowish, others greenish, others dark and dull, and of other colours. These stones are often hemispherical, and rarely longish. They are at times as big as an egg. Some have two circles like the nave which turns round tile axle of a wheel, with five raised spokes, as it were, equally divided ... of the 26th dynasty. I think too it may be conceded me that we have in the Jinni Shaibar, in Galland's Arabian Nights tale of Prince Ahmed and the Peri Bang, another instance of a Cabire. He was but a foot and a half high; was humped before and behind; had an immense pig-eyed head covered with a ...
106. News from the Internet [Journals] [SIS Review]
... magnetic repulsions between neighboring galaxies are greater than the gravitational attractive forces between the galaxies. The observed expansion of the universe can be thus simply accounted for without recourse to the Big Bang hypothesis. Title: Equilibrium of intergalactic currents by Meierovich, Boris E.; Peratt, Anthony L., in IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science (ISSN 0093-3813 ... , vol. 20, no. 6, p. 891, 892. Abstract: The plasma universe approach to the structure of the universe considers space to be filled with a network of currents which can undergo pinch compression. The equilibrium structures of such currents are treated in the same way as the structure in laboratory pinches. The difference ...
107. A Catastrophic Reading of Western Cosmology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... large-scale (what we might call extraordinary) astronomy, which to a great extent ignores or goes far beyond what we see in favour of often tenuous speculation about the very big and unseen, such as great attractors', great walls', black holes', chaotic inflation' and bubble universes'. This is more a form of ... (no matter how far it is slanted in one direction at the moment), is whether the history of the Universe is a Steady State or was there a Big Bang that started it all. The vocabulary of this discussion is scientific, but notice how ancient the parameters are. If there is a Steady State, then all apparent ...
108. Pages From A Newspaper. Ch.7 Chronicle Of Our Time (Mankind in Amnesia) [Velikovsky]
... . Another greatly overcrowded land, Egypt, is jubilant at the prospect of atomic plant and fuel and bomb. By what reasoning, then, should Idi Amin, the Big Daddy of Uganda, have been kept out of the "club"? Amin, who employed sledgehammers to crush the skulls of those who came into disfavor: should ... opportunity to initiate a "big bang" be denied to him, if the membership in the club be extended to two dozen? The generation is also without a prophet, or singularly poor in leadership; there is nobody to whom to listen; a generation of advanced technology, with nobody of ethical stature whose voice should be compelling. ...
109. Pot Pourri [Journals] [SIS Review]
... according to astronomers. They say these computer generated pictures show that gases and debris come together much faster than first thought. US expert Thomas Quinn said: "If a big planet can't form quickly, it probably won't form at all." ' The Thomas Quinn in question, although it is not stated here, turns out to be ... book in the first place, which was to find a scientific grounding for ancient texts. ' His major criticisms are: Velikovsky's thesis lacks physical evidence, unlike the Big Bang. Assuming all [emphasis added] the Solar System planets were ejected from Jupiter, and Jupiter's rotation was slowed each time, it would have had to start with ...
110. SIS Silver Jubilee Conference: Abstracts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... the theory concerning the nuclear fueling of the Sun demands that the Sun shed a vast amount of neutrinos. To date, none have been detected. The theory concerning the Big Bang demands a vast amount of matter that should be there. To date, this so-called dark matter is still being looked for. These two theories should not be ... to stand, but because science is still optimistic in that it will eventually detect both the missing neutrinos and the missing dark matter, they are allowed to stand. Personally, I shall not use similar optimism as a crutch in an endeavor to validate the Saturnian configuration theory. On the contrary, I aim to present a series of demands ...
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