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70 pages of results. 661. Catastrophism and Evolution [Journals] [SIS Review]
... life. Fossils of foraminifera (a type of planktonic organism), are much smaller and much more numerous than those of dinosaurs: at marine sites, foraminifer fossils are found with an average spacing of a fraction of a millimetre, whereas at Hell Creek there is an average of one dinosaur fossil per 1.1 metres of the stratigraphic column. Hence, statistically, the extinction of the dinosaurs is likely to have occurred some considerable time after the death of the most recent T. rex specimen found at Hell Creek, and quite possibly at a time coincident with the iridium anomaly. As an analogy, try working out the exact position of the England-Scotland border from a knowledge ...
662. Thoth Vol IV, No 4: Feb 29, 2000 [Journals] [Thoth]
... until now that the eddies themselves were fed by thunderstorms below. "The lightning indicates that there's water down there, because nothing else can condense at a depth of 80 or 100 kilometers," he says. "So we can use lightning as a beacon that points to the place where there are rapidly falling raindrops and rapidly rising air columns- a source of energy for the eddies. "The eddies, in turn, get pulled apart by shear flow and give up their energy to these large-scale features. So ultimately, the Great Red Spot gets its energy and stays alive by eating these eddies." Adding credence to the interpretation is the fact that the anticyclonic rotation ...
663. Thoth Vol III, No. 12: Aug 31, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... planets were close neighbors only a few thousand years ago, as per the Saturn theory. DWARDU CARDONA OBJECTS: What I would like to know is how such cross-seeding between Earth and Mars could have taken place during Saturnian configuration times when, according to Talbott, Mars was raining red-hot debris on Earth in that continuous stream that was the polar column. DAVE TALBOTT REPLIES: Dwardu, I think I may have misled you with something I said about the "redness" of Mars. I believe that removal of Martian atmosphere and oceans preceded its acquisition of the reddish hue with which so many Martian figures are associated. The very first forms of the warrior-hero do not seem to suggest ...
664. Sothis and the Morning Star in the Pyramid Texts [Journals] [Aeon]
... p. 1110. Author's translation from the original German. 16. Plutarch, De Isid. 38. See also the discussion in W. Gundel, "Sirius," in RE (Stuttgart, 1894-1980), p. 344. 17. See G. Roeder, "Sothis," RML Vol. 4 (1884-1937), column 1274. Author's translation from the original German. Bonnet's translation of the Egyptian text is virtually identical, although it does not contain any reference to the Jubilee. See H. Bonnet, Reallexikon der agyptischen Religionsgeschicte (Berlin, 1952), p. 743. 18. R. Faulkner, "The King and the Star-Religion in the ...
665. Formation of Chondritic Meteorites and the Solar System [Journals] [SIS Review]
... of its charge is dissipated and the electrical field in the discharge channel falls below a critical value. The stream of positive ions represents a massive flow of material out of the central regions of the planet and a conversion of much of the charge energy into kinetic energy of the discharged matter. Some of the material at the head of the column would be discharged by free electrons in the surrounding medium, so the neutral material would cease to accelerate in the voltage gradient, causing the following material to pile up against it, forming a steadily growing mass proceeding to the outer regions of the planet's atmosphere and eventually emerging from the atmosphere. The ejected material would arc away from the ...
666. The Evolution of the Cosmogonic Egg [Journals] [Aeon]
... of the Saturnian scenario are already familiar with Ra's identity as the Saturnian sun. The cosmic egg of the Egyptians was also identified as Osiris who was called "the Great Egg"- "the only egg"- and was lauded as "thou egg who becometh as one renewed." (126) According to Diodorus, on a column erected near Nysa, in Arabia, Osiris is made to say: "I was born of a brilliant and magnificent egg, and my substance is of the same nature as that which composes light." (127) And, in the Papyrus of Ani, Osiris is made to utter: "I am the egg." ...
667. Misusing Radiocarbon: A Case Study [Journals] [SIS Review]
... , 1965] or C. Renfrew: Before Civilization [London: Jonathan Cape, 1973], pp. 28-29 Erratum Corrections to Review XIII, pp. 28-29 On p. 28 some of the strata of Area F have been printed with capital letters (as used for Area A) instead of small case. Thus in the first column and top line of the second, E, D/2 , D/1 and C/1-2' should instead read e, d/2 , d/1 and c/1-2'. On p. 29 for shallower cups' instead read deeper cups'. \cdrom\pubs\journals\review\v1992 ...
668. New Scenarios for Solar System Evolution [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Solon himself could recall, namely the flood of Deucalion, was not so ancient. Indeed it was only the last great catastrophe of a series of several ones, among which three were "great". The greatest one occurred some 9000 years before their time. At that time Atlantis, a great power located on an island beyond the columns of Herakles, was in control of other islands beyond and of part of the continent surrounding the true ocean. Atlantis tried to conquer the whole Mediterranean area, where it was already in control of Africa up to Lybia and of Europe up to Italy. Atlantis was defeated by a coalition of ancestors of the Egyptians and the Greeks. ...
669. SIS Silver Jubilee Conference: Abstracts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... to relate in brief will have to await a future work. Full paper includes: (a ) Age of Darkness (b ) The Timeless Era (c ) The Beginning of Time (d ) The Saturnian Sun (e ) The Polar Station (f ) The Lithic Bulge (g ) The Axis Mundi (h ) The Whirling Column (i ) The Entwined Serpents (j ) The Watery Vortex (k ) The Flood from the North (l ) The Churning of the Oceans (m ) The Arctic Carnage (n ) The Onslaught of Ice (o ) Earth's Shifting Axis (p ) Saturn's Departure Wallace Thornhill: The Electric Universe "In questions of science ...
670. Thoth Vol III, No. 8: May 31, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... Fifth Miracle: The search for the Origin of Life. "Cosmic Questions" is the title of a conference at the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, which opens on Wednesday.- Letter to the editor of the Canberra Times. You made an interesting editorial choice in the CT of 12/4 . On page 12 was Simon Grose's column which mentioned four Canberra men challenging the threshold of science. I was one of them, arguing for a new astrophysics based on the powerful electrical force. Then on page 14 we find the antithesis of Simon's article in "The answer to everything" by Paul Davies. He writes, "the outline of a grand cosmic scheme is ...
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