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70 pages of results. 381. From Myth to Physical Model [Articles]
... upheaval. If we can oversimplify the many forms in which the departure of one or another god occurs, the most common idea is transfiguration into a distant star-in the more meticulously elaborated astronomies, a specific planet. Countless other forms of transfiguration, as a "soul-bird" a "feathered serpent," a comet, a stone, a column of smoke, when examined in detail, consistently support the planetary transfiguration. 6. Through storytelling over time, the gods are brought down to earth. In the course of re-enactment and storytelling over the centuries, the celestial gods become the aged kings and warring heroes, the great queens and long-haired princesses of epic literature. That this ...
382. Editor's Notes [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . It includes details of membership and a contents list of back issues of Review and Workshop. It can be accessed at: http://www.knowledge.co.uk/xxx/cat/sis/ Ian has also been looking at material published on other Internet sites of interest to SIS and the result is a new column to supplement Monitor' in this issue: Internet Watch'. A Test of Time 1995 saw a very significant event for people interested in the revision of ancient history: the publication of David Rohl's new book on the New Chronology, entitled A Test of Time. This book will probably be as controversial inside SIS circles as elsewhere but ...
383. A MISSED OPPORTUNITY? [Journals] [Pensee]
... body; each of them pulls the atmosphere: the created tide must act as a lens distorting the passage of a ray when approaching the Earth. For some unexplainable reason this phenomenon, to my knowledge, was never discussed in the evaluation of the results of the tests. In the space above the Skylab there is no atmosphere. The column of cold air over the telescope during an eclipse with a different refraction index is also missing in space. Actually in a few successive passages of Skylab, only hours apart, new photographs, if taken, would have revealed whether Einstein was right. The sky seen from Skylab is black and stars are seen. If, indeed, ...
384. Ad: The Catastrophism Archive Project [Journals] [Aeon]
... 0181-905-1879 (Int'l: + 44-181-905-1879) e-mail: 72240.3447@compuserve.com World Wide Web: http://www.knowledge.co.uk/xxx/ Ian Tresman is the Publicity Officer for the Society for Interdisciplinary Studies (SIS), the Editor/Compiler of the new SIS Internet Digest, and a monthly columnist for the Fortean Times. As a Web publisher and proponent of the Internet, he has set up World Wide Web sites for the SIS, AEON, The Velikovskian, and various other publications. \cdrom\pubs\journals\aeon\vol0404\066cat.htm ...
385. Editor's Notes & News C&C Review 2002:1 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... this time. John Crowe's report of his meetings with Shulamit Kogan in Israel gives valuable news for people interested in plans for Velikovsky's unpublished works. Unfortunately Bob Porter has asked to resign from the editorial team. Bob's knowledge has been very valuable in assessing articles and his contributions will be missed. However he has agreed to continue to produce his column on Recent Developments in Near Eastern Archaeology'. Eric Aitchison has agreed to take his place on the team. Once more, special thanks are due to Jill Abery for her work on the editorial team and preparing Monitor', Bookshelf' and finding time to write reviews and letters. I am grateful to Ian Tresman's generosity in providing ...
... , and the lightnings, and the noise of the trumpet, and the mountain smoking: and when the people saw it, they removed, and stood afar off."44 43: London, 1873. 44: Exodus 19: 16, 18; 20: 18. Beke explained the pillar of smoke and fire as the ignited column of ashes and vapors erupted by the volcano. He cited instances from volcanic regions showing that volcanic eruptions can produce black clouds of ashes that darken the sky and are sometimes swept over great distances. Eruptions are usually accompanied by rumblings in the bowels of the earth; earthquakes and eruptions are often concurrent phenomena, earthquakes that shake the bottom ...
387. Discussion Questions From the Floor [Journals] [Aeon]
... to establish the great anti-cyclone that would preserve a newly-established ice mass over land. While not proving this scenario, the synergy of its elements seems to offer a comprehensive solution to many enigmas. Among them, the not-so-northern volcanic site would have made it more visible to early civilisations along with its attendant lightening. With the falling ice and rotating column of smoke both capturing sunrays from the other side of the Earth, the spectacular elements so vividly described by Talbott (p . 5) and others as a "World Mountain" might possible be explained. *Kelly actually picked a point on southern Baffin Island; but I take that as fairly close to Iceland by comparison with the ...
388. Psychoceramics [Journals] [Aeon]
... Saturn, where during the sunspot cycle of 1945-46 its brilliance increased almost nine orders of magnitude from 18 to 9.4 . (11) Juergens was often so full of well-thought-out ideas that I occasionally used his conjectures as springboards for my own speculations in the Notebook entries in Industrial Research- as it was then known- devoting four such columns alone to his deliberation on radiohalos. (12) As one might rightly assume, I cast my own psychoceramic patterns in a somewhat different mold. But it was Juergens' plastic Venus concept, coupled with Talbott's own thermodynamic study, that led to my 1979 critical piece on Venus in Industrial Research/Development, (13) which ...
389. The Early Assyrian King List, The Genealogy of the Hammurapi Dynasty, and the "Greater Amorite" Tradition [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... a conservative estimate of twenty years per generation. The remaining 17 kings would stretch back another 340 years to about 2350.[57]This accords well with Kitchen's estimate, also. However, there is a possibility that the 17 tent-dwellers are not to be reckoned as successive: 1. The 17 tent-dwelling kings appear in two separate parallel columns in the three exemplars we have of them. This could well be another scribal device to indicate at least partial contemporaneity. This would in a sense compliment the 10 reversed kings in the very next section, who are almost certainly not in chronological order. This suggests that the AKL compilers may not have had a linear chronology on their ...
390. A Comprehensive Theory on Aging, Gigantism and Longevity [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Paleontological Record We are now ready to build the first of three legs under our thesis with an analysis of the fossil record. Since this essay departs rather drastically from the classical interpretation of time- of counting years by the millions between sequences of strata- a brief outline of the authors' reinterpretation of time is included. The accepted time column remains essentially "fossilized" or unchanged since the time of Charles Lyell, circa 1840-1850. It is divided into three macro-categories: Archaeozoic, Proterozoic, and Phanerozoic time. Phanerozoic time is the life-containing period and hence the period in which we are presently interested. Phanerozoic time is further subdivided into Paleozoic (paleo- ancient; zoic- ...
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