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114 pages of results. 291. Fractures and Cleavages [Books] [de Grazia books]
... globe in rotation. The Antarctic continent (including the continental shelf of the Ross Sea) is steep-standing in its surrounding ocean. About half of it executes a remarkable circular tour, from 0 to 180 east. The other half presents a more jagged coastline, deeply retracted from the imaginary circumference of the eastern arc. Opposite the uniform half circle are the continental masses of the world. Opposite the retracted half of the continent occurs the South Pacific Ocean, between New Zealand and South America, where by our theory the Moon was drawn forth. The Antarctic continent, we surmise, must have been located north and east, and its south and west side was the limit of ...
292. The Lion Gate At Mycenae Revisited [Journals] [SIS Review]
... was first written over 30 years ago. The references have also been substantially expanded. Despite the fact that this was the first art historical/historical paper to be published in support of Velikovsky's revised chronology, it has been totally ignored in the mainstream literature (to be expected) and only mentioned in passing a couple of times in Velikovskian circles. This has not prevented the purloining of some of its footnotes, without acknowledgment, and their incorporation in brackets in Velikovsky's unpublished opus The Dark Age of Greece. Introduction The citadel of Mycenae and its famous Gate of Lions' lies in the northeast sector of the Peloponnesian peninsula of Greece midway between the ancient cities of Corinth and Argos ...
293. Index of Titles
... the Eighteenth Dynasty, A Chronology for the Middle Kingdom and Israel's Egyptian Bondage, A Chronology of Israel and Judah Part I, The Chronology of Israel and Judah Part II, The Chronology of Lyres, The Chronology of the Kings of Judah and Israel Chronology of the Late Kings of Egypt, The Chronos And Kronos CHZ and Solar System Stability Circling the Rings Circularisation of Planetary Orbits, The Circumstance Cities of the Plain, The Clarification Requested Clashing Magnetic Fields Classified Advertisements Classroom Experiment, A Cleopatra's Palace Found Climate changes Close Approaches Between Asteroids and Planets Cloud of Jehovah, The Coldwater Carbonate Sedimentation Colin Wilson: Earth's Earliest Civilisation and the Giza Meridian Collective Amnesia: A Brief History of the ...
294. Morning Star II [Journals] [Aeon]
... other? No matter how much one would lengthen one cusp, the resulting figure would retain its symmetry. What seems to be at the bottom of this dilemma is the fact that, during the primeval times with which we are concerned, and to those who lived at the time, the Venerian deity was more than just the Venerian orb circling just outside the Saturnian ring. Perhaps because the Saturnian band had been woven around the Saturnian orb by the Venerian sphere, the ring-in-crescent was thought of as part and parcel of the goddess. In fact, as I had demonstrated in an earlier paper (40)- and much more can be said about this subject- in time ...
295. Tree Symbols [Books]
... the Milky Way. It is the emanations from this flowing as it were from the breast, that supply their milky nutriment to all branches of the vegetable world. Two constellations more particularly mark this circular track, the Eagle in the North and Canicula in the south; of the last, we have already made mention. . . This circle traverses also Sagittarius and Gemini, and passing through the centre of the sun cuts the equinoctial line below, the constellation of the Eagle making its appearance at the point of intersection on the one side, and Canicula on the other. Hence it is that the influences of both these constellations develop themselves upon all cultivated lands; it being ...
296. Radiocarbon Dating The Extinction [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... found in 1991 on Wrangel Island, located 120 miles off the coast of northeast Siberia, range from approximately 7,000 to 4,000 years old, report Andrei V. Sher and Vadim E. Garutt, paleontologists at the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow."68 Wrangel Island is slightly over 300 miles north of the Arctic Circle. According to Discover, "The tusk and bone fragments [of the Wrangel elephants] were younger, still, just 3,730 years old."69 If the mammoths survived on an island in the Arctic Ocean because it was a grassland and also because they were not hunted to extinction but because the climate changed, then ...
297. Tree Symbols [Books]
... the Milky Way. It is the emanations from this flowing as it were from the breast, that supply their milky nutriment to all branches of the vegetable world. Two constellations more particularly mark this circular track, the Eagle in the North and Canicula in the south; of the last, we have already made mention. . . This circle traverses also Sagittarius and Gemini, and passing through the centre of the sun cuts the equinoctial line below, the constellation of the Eagle making its appearance at the point of intersection on the one side, and Canicula on the other. Hence it is that the influences of both these constellations develop themselves upon all cultivated lands; it being ...
298. Discussion Questions From the Floor [Journals] [Aeon]
... that annual snowfall can be averaged so that each layer can be dated to the year. Southern investigators have found that the number of layers deposited in a given year in Antarctica varies from 0 to 3. Annual snowfall in Greenland is sparse in the cold, dry interior and varies to heavy at the southern end which lies outside the Arctic circle. While glaciers abound along the fringes of the icecap the hydropower potential of Greenland is enormous. For this to be requires the presence of copious quantities of water at a considerable elevation above sea level. During milder weather rivers of ice water from the interior replenish lakes in the coastal ranges with the overflow cascading down into the innumerable fiords ...
299. The Sun's Galactic Journey and Absolute Time [Books] [de Grazia books]
... a star map by a cone centered on the solar antapex [25]. The base of the cone in the present includes stars over one half of the sky. As time progresses backwards the frustum of the cone projected upon the sky diminishes in area (Figure 3). The frustum of the cone 3 500 years ago is a circle 76 in radius, encompassing stars from Orion's belt across the South Celestial Pole to the Scorpion's tail. Moving back twenty thousand years shortens the radius to 36 , thereby including the region from the feet of the Greater Dog to the Centaur's right foot. The area has only a 13.5 radius sixty thousand years ago; it shrinks ...
300. The Beginning of Time [Journals] [Aeon]
... the Lord of Time because he was "the governor of the revolving egg" since, according to Egyptian belief, "time is [or was] regulated by the motion around the egg." (52) It was similarly said of Chronos, that is Time, that the egg he fashioned "moved without slackening in a vast circle," (53) which also brings to mind the Tahitian creator Ta'aroa whose "shell was like an egg revolving in endless space." (54) As we have seen in the preceding paper, the cosmic egg ended its evolutionary formation as the circle, or band, of light which was seen to surround the primeval Saturn ...
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