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144 pages of results. 271. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... quoted her husband's work extensively, he had obtained permission and approval and had made suitable acknowledgement. Is there nothing new under the sun? Readers are asked to keep a look out for Dr Goedicke's book, EGYPT AND THE EARLY HISTORY OF ISRAEL (John Hopkins) due out end 1981. - BALTIMORE JEWISH TIMES 10/5 /81 Comets and Meteorites Association In a paper titled "Meteoroid impact into short-period comet nuclei" M. J. Cintala points out that most short-period comets pass through the asteroid belt and that their nuclei ought to accumulate meteoroids as a result of collisions with the debris of asteroids in these regions. In the later devolatilization of the comet nucleus these meteoroids ...
272. Sky Dragons and Celestial Serpents by Alastair McBeath (Book Review). C&C Review 2002:1 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ). Hydra also appears in the Golden Fleece legend as a guardian dragon. He makes the point that in 3000BC Hydra's body flowed along the approximate line of the celestial equator in the sky and its head faced towards Taurus. In late March the constellation of Ursa Major appears to lie directly above Hydra, therefore providing a link between the comet of the Bear and the comet of the Argos, an accident of orbit - i.e . appearing out of the north or from the south. Even more interesting is that at this time of year, in northern Europe, Ursa Major is separated from the body of the Hydra by the constellation of Leo. We really do ...
273. Thoth Vol I, No. 23: August 17, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... Home ] THOTH -A Catastrophics Newsletter- VOL I, No. 23 August 17, 1997 EDITOR: Michael Armstrong PUBLISHER: Brian Stewart CONTENTS: ANNOUNCEMENTS.................................Kronia Communications VELIKOVSKY'S COMET VENUS(7 ). .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. David Talbott HUBBLE FINDS A BARE BLACK HOLE POURING OUT LIGHT Space Telescope Science Institute Release COMMENTS ON BLACK HOLES............ ...
274. "VELIKOVSKY AND THE RECENT HISTORY OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM" [Journals] [Pensee]
... behind. __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ What follows are a few brief representations of selected symposium papers and discussion. Future issues of Pensee will carry additional material from the symposium, including the publication of many papers not discussed here. Vsekhsviatskii: Eruptive Theory and the Origin of Comets Evidently unable to negotiate the Soviet bureaucratic apparatus in order to gain clearance for travel abroad, Professor Vsekhsviatskii did manage to submit a written copy of his paper. It was read at the symposium by Richard Lewis, science writer and until recently editor of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Following are excerpts from Vsekhsviatskii's "general deductions and ...
275. Pallas Athene, Part 1 Venus Ch.9 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... was Pallas Athene. She sprang from the head of Zeus-Jupiter. In another legend she was the daughter of a monster, Pallas Typhon, who attacked her and whom she battled and killed. The slaying of the monster by a planet-god is the way in which the peoples perceived the convulsion of the pillar of smoke when the earth and the comet Venus disturbed each other in their orbits, and the head of the comet and its tail leaped against each other in violent electrical discharges. The birth of the planet Athene is sung in the Homeric hymn dedicated to her, "the glorious goddess, virgin, Tritogeneia." When she was born, the vault of the sky- ...
276. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... snakes out. Catastrophic asteroid swarms Scientific American May 1992, p. 93 and The Age 21.9 .91 An unusual new asteroid has proved to have an almost identical orbit to that of a large asteroid called Icarus discovered 40 years ago. An Australian astronomer says this indicates that they are both derived from the break up of a comet within the past few thousand years'. Dr Steel considers the distinction between comets and asteroids is largely arbitrary and refers to the new scientific discipline of catastrophism, with serious discussion about comet swarms and multiple impacts. Recent findings in Yucatan and Quebec also indicate that mass extinctions are caused by multiple impacts by killer comets'. Philip Morrison ...
277. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... , about 700 million years." Seven figures and two tables have appeared before, in either Lifecloud or Diseases from Space (and, in two cases, both), and a full-page quotation from Thucydides' The Peloponnesian Wars was also included in Diseases from Space. The main thesis of the earlier books, that living cells originate on comets from biochemicals picked up as the comets pass through interstellar gas clouds and thus regularly reach Earth as a result of collisions, is here extended slightly. The authors note that the material making up comets' tails has been reported to be of similar particle size (about 1 [micro]m in diameter) and chemical composition to bacteria ...
278. TOWARDS A SCIENCE OF MYTHOLOGY: VELIKOVSKY'S CONTRIBUTION [Journals] [Aeon]
... Hathor, Anat, and Kali among others. (29) Moreover, our analysis of the mythical imagery surrounding these goddesses confirmed two points: (1 ) each of the goddesses is explicitly described as a celestial body, identifiable with the planet Venus; and (2 ) the imagery surrounding each goddess is consistent with that universally associated with comets (i .e ., long, disheveled hair; serpentine form; identification with a torch; association with eclipses of the sun; etc.). It is readily apparent, therefore, that Velikovsky's hypothesis is not as far-fetched as it might appear at first sight. Indeed, as Talbott and I have attempted to document in ...
279. Rebuttal to Ellenberger [Articles]
... Rebuttal to Ellenberger Robert Driscoll The mail in the past week honored me with another mailing from Leroy Ellenberger, and included in it was a flier which said, among other things, "Venus no comet: Cochrane states that Venus was a comet. This is pure poppycock. Venus can never have had a tail and, therefore, looked like a comet because it is too massive and holds its atmosphere. The notion that Venus had a tail is impossible." Quote, Leroy Ellenberger, 6 September 1994 flier. So I remembered something and got out my files and made a copy of it, and the copy is of an article in the 29 March 1974 Science ...
280. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... temperatures. This gives evidence of unseasonal weather such as summer frosts, prolonged autumn rains, etc. and results to date have tallied exactly with weather reports. "The Kharkov scientists believe that trees can yield information on space catastrophes and changes in radiation levels on Earth" - so clearly this is a tool with applications for catastrophist studies. Comet Catastrophes sources: New Scientist 15.7 .82, pp. 148-51; Sunday Express 11.7 .82; The Mail on Sanday 11.7 .82 We have been sent these various cuttings of book reviews of Clube & Napier's The Cosmic Serpent, and, in all respects, these are "rave" reviews. ...
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