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153 pages of results. 591. Catastrophism and the Old Testament: The Mars-Earth Conflicts [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... these flybys was accompanied by catastrophic occurrences on both planets. For evidence he cites historical literature, and he reexamines a massive amount of accumulated data from the physical sciences, from which he culls some significant material. Patten has collected around him a small "brain trust" of experts in various disciplines- physics, engineering, geomagnetism, and celestial mechanics. He employs their input to help develop a model he can then use to establish a scientific basis for his subsequent arguments. He provides a detailed account of the recently discovered flux tube of ions and charged particles that connects the planet Jupiter to its inner moon Io. Basically, this flux tube is an electrical connection between the ...
592. Notices [Journals] [Kronos]
... Count C. J. Ransom 5. Indications of the Eruptive Evolution of Planetary Bodies S. K. Vsekhsviatsky 6. Rotational Resonances of Mercury and Venus Lynn E. Rose 7. The Bulk Chemistries of Venus and Jupiter Ralph E. Juergens 8. Basic Aspects of Electromagnetic Effects in Planetary Dynamics C. S. Sherrerd 9. The Celestial Mechanics of Worlds in Collision Robert W. Bass 10. Freud and Velikovsky A. Bronson Feldman 11. Shakespeare and Velikovsky: Catastrophic Theory and the Springs of Art Irving Wolfe 12. Conditioning, Coping and Concepts A. Mann Paterson 13. Sin and the Control System John V. Myers 14. Ancient Knowledge of Jupiter's Bands and ...
593. Velikovsky And Establishment Science [Journals] [Kronos]
... was prodded by Velikovsky did statistician Peter Huber acknowledge current non-uniformitarian literature when dealing with the Venus tablets of Ammizaduga. Even then, Huber preferred to invoke "scribal errors" when data did not conform to his expectations and had to juggle more than 50% of his material to get it to "work". J. Derral Mulholland, celestial mechanician, destroyed his reputation for precision with his very first symposium statement: "Venus and Mars erupted into the sky and .. . finally, the two giant comets [sic] settled down into their present harmless orbits and became peaceable planets. - ." Then, Mulholland conceded that "if a planet-sized object were to pass ...
594. On Saturn And The Flood [Journals] [Kronos]
... that these lamentations were actually for Saturn, because the time of Saturn- the Golden Age of Saturn, or Kronos- came to its end when the supreme god of that period, the planet Saturn, was broken up. I have already discussed the statement, contained in the Tractate Brakhot of the Babylonian Talmud, which points to the celestial body Khima as the source of the Deluge; and I have shown why Khima is to be identified with Saturn.(4 ) [Hindu sources also provide information which links the planet Saturn with the Deluge. This catastrophe is said to have taken place during the Satya yuga, in the reign of Satyavrata, who is usually identified ...
595. The Legends of the Jews: Volume III [Books]
... The Lord by wisdom hath founded the earth; by understanding hath He established the heavens." The division of the tribes of Israel according to four standards, as well as their subdivision at each standard, is not arbitrary and accidental, it corresponds to the same plan and direction as that of which God made use in heaven. The celestial Throne is surrounded by four angels: to the right Michael, in front Gabriel, to the left Uriel, and to the rear Raphael. To these four angels corresponded the four tribes of Reuben, Judah, Dan, and Ephraim, the standard bearers. Michael earned his name, "Who is like unto God," by ...
596. The Legends of the Jews: Volume III [Books]
... ." [247] For as soon as the angels became aware of Moses in heaven, they said to God: "What does he who is born of woman here?" And God's answer was as follows: "He has come to receive the Torah." They furthermore said: "O Lord, content Thyself with the celestial beings, let them have the Torah, what wouldst Thou with the dwellers of the dust?" Moses hereupon answered the angels: "It is written in the Torah: I am the Eternal, thy Lord, that have led thee out of the land of Egypt and out of the house of bondage. ' Were ye perchance ...
597. The Trouble With Aztex [Journals] [Kronos]
... ceiling is there quite clearly explained.(14) Even so, Ellenberger seems to have missed the point I was attempting to drive home. Whether validly or not, the "disorientation" of Senmut's ceiling constitutes a notable argument in Velikovsky's scheme. Peter Warlow's tippe top inversion, even had it been valid, does not account for the celestial reversal as surmised by Velikovsky on the basis of Senmut's ceiling. It was therefore incorrect for Ellenberger to state that a "tippe top-like inversion" is implied IN Worlds in Collision. And this he should accept, as he already has once,(15) without further ado. IV I am not sure why Ellenberger bothered to point ...
598. Collisions and Upheavals [Journals] [Pensee]
... , and tragic lamentations amid fallen cities and destroyed institutions. "ALL IS RUIN" Aware of a link between the circuit of heavenly bodies and the catastrophic ruin of previous generations, the ancients ceaselessly watched the planetary movements. Their traditions recalled that when old epochs dissolved, the new "age" or "sun" was marked by different celestial paths. Astronomers and seers diligently watched for any change which might augur approaching destruction and the end of an age. Prior to the second millennium B.C . ancient Hindu records spoke of four visible planets, excluding Venus. Babylonians, meticulous in their observations, likewise failed to notice Venus. But some time before 1500 B. ...
599. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... proven". Making this point at the Glasgow conference, Professor Roy felt that current retro-calculations could only be relied upon for five to ten thousand years. It is unlikely that Professor Roy's book will inspire massive retractions and revisions of opinion on the part of those astronomers who have denounced the Velikovskian scenario as "impossible" from the viewpoint of celestial mechanics. Though Roy also claims that celestial mechanics "is not nearly so confident as it once was in making dogmatic statements about the stability and good behaviour of the planetary orbits", this intelligence does not appear to have percolated through to many of his non-specialist colleagues. Indeed the editor of Scientists Confront Velikovsky (see below), ...
600. Sun 13 July Abstracts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... to explain the orderly arrangement of the earth and the heavenly bodies. In so doing, it implied the baselessness of the traditional Olympian religion which attributed lightning and earthquakes to whims of Zeus and Poseidon and world-destructions to battles of the sky-gods. The ultimate Milesian agenda may therefore have been to liberate people from paralysing fear of the immediate recurrence of celestial disturbances in the recent past. By insisting that world-destructions occurred only in vast cycles of time (such as a "great year" whose winter solstice was Deluge and summer solstice Conflagration) the Milesian School was schematically distorting memories of recent disturbances, and its activity may be seen as part of a general pattern of oblivion and psychological distancing ...
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