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21 pages of results. 11. The Electro-gravitic Theory Of Cosmology [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... : The Origin and Evolution of Stars; Part Three: The Origin and Evolution of Solar Systems. The papers do not attempt to analyze all the inherent problems with the Big Bang Theory, the formation and evolution of galaxies, nor problems in stellar evolution and solar system formation, although it will touch on these at times. Much has ... written on these problems, of which astronomers, astrophysicists, and planetary scientists are fully cognizant. The approach I follow is that of the fissioning theory concept. Rather than taking as the starting point that masses of dust and gas condense to form celestial bodies, it is presented that celestial bodies are born from larger, denser bodies that spin ...
12. Thoth Vol III, No. 6: March 31, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... March 31, 1999 EDITOR: Amy Acheson PUBLISHER: Michael Armstrong LIST MANAGER: Brian Stewart CONTENTS STEREOSCOPIC VIEWPOINT OF CATASTROPHICS. . . . . . by Amy Acheson THE BIG BANG AS A RELIGIOUS WORK . . . . . . . .by Dwardu Cardona SHOEMAKER-LEVI SPECULATIONS . . . . . . . . . . .By Wal ... SUMMARY OF RALPH JUERGEN'S ELECTRIC SUN MODEL. . by Wal Thornhill- STEREOSCOPIC VIEWPOINT OF CATASTROPHICS By Amy Acheson Titus FitzImeter Said, "The planimeter Agoragraphs a vicinity." Herein he was right, But he scarcely shed light On the Circular Points at Infinity. ~_ The Space Child's Mother Goose_ While the Discipline of Catastrophics may not ...
13. Is the Universe Finite? [Journals] [Aeon]
... both the preterprimordial past and the unforeseeable future. We can barely see where we've been but not really where we're going. Could this philosophically or even theoretically mean that the Big Bang concept is in trouble? Not too bloody likely since, according to cosmologist David Schramm of the University of Chicago, certain critics of the Big Bang don't understand ... cosmology is right now, probably because implicit in his forthright statement is the hidden fact that cosmology is currently in a state of confusion and no one really knows where it's at. It's been said that black holes may tunnel through time and space into another dimensionality, slowly bleeding their contents through these conduits and reappearing in another time and another ...
14. Thoth Vol III, No. 13: Oct 15, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... 1962 essay (The Structure of Scientific Revolutions) exploring the nature of changes in scientific theories, and a plethora of commentaries since, have made it out to be a Big Deal and to be also somewhat mysterious: "revolution", "incommensurability of paradigms", "new world", etc. It seems to me the essence ... being ignored. Newton was unaware of plasma. Today his disciples spend years in training learning when and how to shut their eyes to it. It's not just the Big Bang, General Relativity, and Quantum Mechanics that are in trouble but the foundation of them all: Gravity is an exhausted and bankrupt concept. A higher, more comprehensive ...
15. Thoth Vol V, No 4: Mar 15, 2001 [Journals] [Thoth]
... FALLS SLOPPY DEAD . . . . . . . . . . by Mel Acheson THE THUNDERBOLT IN MYTH AND SYMBOL. . . , , , . by Dave Talbott BIG BANG GENESIS . . . . . . . . . . . .a Kroniatalk Discussion- From this new vantage point, it is now possible for the serious ... to follow the progression of the symbolic language from first form, or archetype, through later elaboration. The "Saturn model," about which we have spoken so frequently in this newsletter, is based on rigorous cross-cultural comparison. Hundreds of archetypes, traced to their prehistoric roots, provide the concrete basis for a series of "snapshots" ...
16. The Origin And Evolution Of Stars [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... the `ashes' of Population-II stars. "What is missing in this picture are Population-III stars-stars almost devoid of elements heavier than hydrogen and helium, and formed while the Big Bang was still echoing throughout the cosmos. Current astrophysical theory requires `ashes' from Population-III to create Population-II. "Do astronomers find any primordial Population-III stars, still ... around? Hardly a handful; not nearly enough to satisfy the prevailing model of stellar evolution."132 This is explained by the fact that the smaller the star, the more slowly it burns its atomic fuel, in terms of conventional theory. There are many small stars seen in the Milky Way galaxy that should not have burned out ...
17. Hannes Alfvén (1908-1995) [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Alfvén was the first to predict (in 1963) the large scale filamentary structure of the universe, a discovery that confounded astrophysicists in 1991 and added to the woes of Big Bang cosmology. Hannes Alfvén has played a central role in the development of several modern fields of physics, including plasma physics, the physics of charged particle beams, ... interplanetary and magnetospheric physics. He is also usually regarded as the father of the branch of plasma physics known as magnetohydrodynamics. In addition, Alfvén's contributions to astrophysics have been as important as his contributions to physics. His postulation in 1937 of a galactic magnetic field forms the basis today for one of the fastest growing areas of research in astrophysics ...
18. Big and Little Science [Articles]
... Big and Little Science Professor Irving Wolfe Last night, in my opening address, I tried to establish what catastrophism is and to assess where it has reached as of now. This morning, at the beginning of Session 2, I want to offer a few thoughts on what uniformitarian science is and where it has reached as of now ... physics was dominated in the last 25 years by a belief which started out glorified but ended in failure. In physics it was superstrings. In astronomy it was the big bang-"from 1965 until the mid- 1980's were the heyday of the theory's popularity .. . the big bang was simply a fait accompli." The press ...
19. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... a genius and a crank would appear to be purely one of personal assessment and scientific belief can be seen to be as nebulous as religious belief.Are Band-aids on the Big Bang About to Snap? (New Scientist, 2.7 .05, p. 30 and 30.7 .05, p. 19; Science Frontiers ... No. 161, Sep-Oct 2005, p. 4)An article in New Scientist by Marcus Chown attacked one of the basics of modern cosmology – the Big Bang theory for the origin of the universe. Eric Lerner, president of Lawrenceville Plasma Physics in New Jersey, was quoted as writing, This isn't science. Big Bang predictions are ...
20. Science Frontiers [Journals] [SIS Review]
... is supposed to be. [Other examples of such anomalous red shifts are known. Three possible conclusions are: (1 ) the redshift-distance law is wrong, upsetting the Big Bang Theory; (2 ) some galaxies and other objects have acquired anomalous velocities through some unknown mechanism; and (3 ) these unusual redshifts do not indicate velocities ... all. Ed.] (Arp, Halton M.; "NGC-1199," Astronomy, 6:l5, September 1978.) ASTEROIDS WITH MOONS?Several recent observations made of asteroids as they occult stars suggest that some asteroids are circled by moonlets. The observational technique resembles that used in the discovery of the now-famous rings of Uranus ...
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