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21 pages of results. 151. Did Saturn Explode Twice? [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... first appeared in the sky and the flow of material from Saturn to Earth looked as if Earth was being created. Furthermore it could well be that the "cosmic egg big bang" theory held by modern scientists is a psychological re-enactment of the Saturn drama rather than a valid theory. * But see Dwardu Cardona's "Child of Saturn" ... Kronos VII:1 , p. 56) for an alternative origin of Venus. - Ed \cdrom\pubs\journals\workshop\vol0403\15satrn.htm ...
152. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... $24 95 This relates 35 years of work at a North American rock shelter which have indicated that man arrived thousands of years earlier than establishment archaeologists believe. Bye Bye Big Bang: Hello Reality by W. C. Mitchell, $19 95 A massive collection of cosmological anomalies. Acquiring Genomes: a Theory of the Origins of Species ... L. Margulis and D. Sagan, $25 95 The authors argue that natural selection is only of marginal importance in evolution. More important is the acquisition of genomes from other life forms. ...
153. NASA Astrophysics Data System Abstracts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... the plasma universe are introduced. Pre-Galilean cosmologies, mathematical myths, the limitations of Newtonian theory, science and old and new myths, special relativity, Eddington's cosmology, the big bang hypothesis, and mundane and celestial mechanics are examined. ...
154. The Electric Serpent [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... the evident lack of understanding of galactic discharges on the part of astronomers. Such a structure is expected on the basis of the plasma cosmology presented in Eric Lerner's book The Big Bang Never Happened - but I'll bet you won't see mention of that in any of the scientific journals. ...
155. Evolution from Space [Articles]
... shall endeavour to show you today that it must encompass also subjects such as epidemiology, as the Chairman hinted, and astronomy as well. The Universe itself, the great big Universe, does not define or respect boundaries between scientific disciplines which are of course human constructs, derived simply for human convenience. Attempts to consecrate such boundaries have always ... I shall try and change the direction of the present creation debate which as you know is concerned with the Biblical creation on one side and the scientific creation, the Big Bang, on the other, and people are forever trying to compare and contrast these two without ever looking to see whether in fact they should be comparing and contrasting them ...
156. Letters To The Edttor [Journals] [Aeon]
... despite the fact that it was indeed descriptive of the model that he had originally presented to the readers of AEON. It is in some respects comparable to the cognomen "big bang" which in this instance was applied facetiously and derisively some years ago by cosmologist Fred Hoyle to the hot model singularity origin of the universe, a name which ... has stuck- much to the continued discomfiture of the hot model theoretical enthusiasts. In like manner, I had once again opened my big mouth before the assembly at the symposium and casually referred to Grubaugh's dimensional presentation as a "Ferris wheel", since the graphic display reminded me somewhat of this carnival contraption- and for this I also ...
157. Book Shelf [Journals] [Aeon]
... fly-bys of the "twinned" planets, with one of each pair on a highly elliptical orbit about the other. This gives rise to what the authors term a "big crank handle" tidal effect as the planet pairs approach each other very closely at perihelion (periplanet?). But what are the odds against so many planet pairs ... than it purports to solve. In my opinion, any work on cosmology which ignores a full-scale interdisciplinary approach, including the promising research on plasma cosmology (see The Big Bang Never Happened by Eric Lerner), is doomed from the outset. Plasma cosmology has consistent, plausible and testable theories for the origin of stars and planets from widely ...
158. Thoth Vol I, No. 23: August 17, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... the plasmoid in plasma cosmology) and the jets emanating from the disk are precisely those found in the simple plasma focus device, and described in Eric Lerner's book "The Big Bang Never Happened".- Under the title, "What cannot be said in science", from the Commentary section of the journal Nature of 14 August, ... . 619-620, is a very timely wake-up call for science, both in the way it is taught and the way it is practiced. It is a strong plea for generalists with an interdisciplinary outlook and training - something dear to our heart. Mott T. Greene writes: "Scientists have an understandable modesty about publicly discussing areas of research ...
159. Quantalism And Prehistory [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... however, to assume that galaxies cohere because of another force, which I take to be electromagnetism. ASTER AND DISASTER Secondly, although I accept the postulation of a primal Big Bang, I relocate that explosive event in both space and time. Instead of regarding it as the occurrence which originated the entire universe at the beginning of time, ... regard it as a local occurrence which took place in our solar system only some thousands of years ago. The explosion in question, I opine, partially or wholly destroyed a large Jovian planet of which our Terrestrial planet was a satellite. Because I think it likely that the Asteroid Belt between Mars and Jupiter constitutes a small remnant of that ...
160. Thoth Vol II, No. 17: Oct 31, 1998 [Journals] [Thoth]
... very widespread in nature. Consider the following tradition of the Pawnee Indians: "The first men who lived on earth were very large Indians. They were giants; very big and very strong." (George Grinnell, Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales," 1961, p. 354). According to Pawnee tradition, this race of ... interplanetary meteoroids, or fragments of comets and asteroids, at speeds greatly magnified by Jupiter's huge gravitational field, like the cloud of chalk dust that rises when two erasers are banged together. The small moons are particularly vulnerable targets because of their relative closeness to the giant planet. "In these impacts, the meteoroid is going so fast it ...
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