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... to call it, came from a very different source than any personal experience of the horrors of the twentieth century. Through the years of the first world war, he was a somewhat dreamy figure, a poet with vague, perhaps Messianic, delusions of grandeur, not destined to be an important figure in Zionist politics or in Palestinian intellectual circles, but at the same time a forceful young man who knew how to manipulate events on a personal level in order to get things done. If a permit had to be obtained or a trip undertaken, in an unsettled situation and in the face of a stubborn or even hostile bureaucracy, he was always able to make the necessary ...
342. Pole-Shift [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... point on its equator is moving fast, the points nearest the poles are moving slowly. In a given time, a point near the equator moves much farther than one near a pole. So, in a displacement of the crust, there is a meridian around the earth that represents the direction of the movement, and points on this circle will be moved the farthest. Two points, 90 degrees away from this line, will represent the "pivot points" of the movement. All other movements will be displaced proportionally to their distances from this meridian. Naturally, climatic changes will be more or less proportionate to changes in latitude, and because areas on opposite sides of ...
343. Poster Presentations Abstracts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... and places. C. Commonality of Greek an with primitive art including cave art and petroglyphs. D. The use of my analysis to solve various enigmas of mythology such as, Athena; Apollo; the giving of epithets to the gods; the evolution of fantastic animals, from the centaur to the Sphinx. Henry Zemel , New York Circling the Rings: A Conjecture About Solar Rings The eccentricity and inclination of planets, moons, asteroids, and comets are linked in a peculiar way: the bodies in the ecliptic, and the moons in the equatorial plane have nearly circular orbits, while those off the ecliptic or equator are mostly elliptical. Among the planets, all orbits ...
344. Ring Counters and Calendrical Cycles [Journals] [Horus]
... Venus. Our days of the week are named according to the planetary rulers; it is known as the planetary week. Figure 1. The Planetary Week Figure 2. The Heptagram The planetary week can be used to illustrate the principle of a double ring counter (Fig. 1). Seven dots representing the planets are arranged in a circle in order according to their distances in the same sequence as in Table 1. It is surrounded by a circle of 24 dots for the hours of the day, with hour number 1 aligned with Saturn. Markers are placed at the starting position on hour-1 and Saturn. Both markers are advanced clockwise in step. When the planet marker ...
345. A Catastrophic Reading of Western Cosmology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... will survive and so will our abode, the Earth. From a catastrophist point of view, therefore, Aristotle may be seen as collective unconscious desire run wild. Using catastrophic theory as a working hypothesis, even the most cursory look at the Meteorologica and De Caelo suggests that his picture of a perfect universe of interlocking spheres moving in perfect circles, eternally stable and beneficent and guided by an omniscient, omnipotent and eternal Prime Mover, could easily be interpreted as a hysterical psychological response to a time when, (if catastrophism is correct), the heavenly bodies did not move in regular orbits and the apparently random sequence of global devastations certainly did not indicate the presence of any ...
346. Quantavolution and Solaria Binaria [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... , about 7% of its mass. It bound the fragment to itself at a proper distance, however, that is, a distance that would enable it to maintain a powerful electric arc and an associated magnetic field. What can be done in a child's playroom may be true of the cosmos. A magnetic field of dust and debris circled around the electric current and was kicked back into the larger bodies or formed smaller bodies, the dense planets. The area of magnetic forces was enormous and I called it the magnetic tube, which constituted what I called a plenum of charges, gases, and rock. You can see how this plenum of electrified plasma would provide millions ...
347. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the Red Sea). Mrs Kluitman points out that, therefore, "the Queen of Saba, or Sheba, came on camels through the Arabian part of her own kingdom towards Jerusalem, and this explains why they saw in her an ARABIAN princess." Abandoned Megaliths source: THE SCOTSMAN 2.7 .85 Archaeologists excavating two stone circles dated to 2000 BC at Machrie Moor on Arran have discovered that they were set in a fertile field being used for agriculture. The site was abandoned in the Neolithic period and became covered in peat, which has preserved the Neolithic landscape complete with ploughmarks and wooden boundary poles. The stone circles had been preceded by rings of standing timbers ...
348. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Limited Fusion' and Anode Stars' " (SIS Workshop 4:3 ) without being able to show a similarity between the structure and temperature gradient of the Sun and the Gas Giants. The evidence described in Monitor (pp. 28-9) of the same issue is quite remarkable in terms of modern astronomy. A cloud of electrified gas circles Saturn (and another circles Jupiter) in which temperatures of 60 to 1000 million degrees F have been recorded. But it is important to stress two points: one is that this doughnut-shaped gas plasma cloud is extremely tenuous, the other is that it circles Saturn out in the regions of two icy moons Dione and Rhea. This " ...
... reproached Herodotus for rejecting her and other fabled Argives as real persons.4 It brings us nearer to the point in that Jo was identified as Isis by the Greeks, and Seyffert, a reliable classical lexicographer, does the same and thinks she was the moon goddess.5 Doubtless this was because Isis was depicted as a cow with a circle between her horns. I am sorry to have to doubt the moon theory and suggest on the contrary that Io, like Isis, should be sought rather in the Underworld than in the skies above. Horus, such as those allotted to Isis and Io, with the circle placed between them, signified something very different to the moon ...
350. Origin And Evolution Of Solar Systems [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... surprise, observers discovered that galaxies weren't acting like [a ] gigantic solar system at all. "In spiral galaxy after spiral galaxy, the Carnegie group saw that stellar material on the outer edges of a disk travels around at speeds much faster than theory has estimated. "297 At a point somewhat beyond the galactic nucleus, stars all circle the Milky Way and all other spiral galaxies at nearly the same velocity. This is true for all spirals, as James Trefil states, "In fact, no galactic rotation curve has ever been observed to turn over and become Keplerian. All of them remain flat out to distances of 200,000 to 300,000 light years ...
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