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80 pages of results. 461. Perplexities of Orthodoxy. [Journals] [Kronos]
... thereby removing the enormous chronological discrepancy. I wonder how much evidence has not been published with these same problems. For possible resolution see: Theses for the Reconstruction of Ancient History - Theses 206-245. Ramses II and His Time (unpublished). Pensee VI (Winter, 1973-74), pp. 42-45. M. A. Luckerman Creative Cosmology? Several years ago I read The Structure of Science by a leading historian and philosopher of science, Ernest Nagel, in which he discusses this discipline from the mechanistic viewpoint . In his book he devotes one solitary paragraph to electric fields, in some 600 pages of heavy text, and finds that he is forced to philosophically- and ...
462. Consequences of the Capture (Moons, Myths and Man) [Books]
... lunar surface to crack and to become reticulated with innumerable rilles'; small quantities of water that had remained were forced up and formed the craterlets' which we see strung along the rilles, or pitting the oceans'. Such, in a rough description, was the genesis of the Moon's surface features, according to the deductions of Hoerbiger's Cosmological Theory. The lunar ice, being almost absolutely cold, cannot show any physical or chemical reaction. Since there is no atmosphere on the Moon, the Sun's light is not transformed into heat. The light energy radiated on to the Moon does indeed raise the temperature of the lunar ice, but, ice being a good conductor of ...
463. Proof of A Celestial Counterforce to Gravity [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... the one and only place where this counterforce is in operation in the universe? To invoke a counterforce to gravity in globular clusters so as to explain the observations of star motion requires that this counterforce be in operation throughout the universe. It opens up celestial motion to an entirely new theoretical construction and points to an entirely new theoretical construction of cosmology. 1. Carl Sagan, Broca's Brain (New York, 1979), pp. 95-96. 2. Valerie Illingworth, ed., The Fact on File Dictionary of Astronomy, rev. ed. (New York, 1985), p. 12. 3. Ivan King, "Globular Clusters," Scientific American 252 ...
464. Untitled [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Street, London, WC1E 7HY), and will feature talks by Steve Mitchell on the influence of Egyptian Hieroglyphs in Chinese writing, and David Eccott on Pre-Columbian Transoceanic contacts with the New World. Details in the next SIS Bulletin. A number of other conferences are also on the horizon this year, including (1 ) "Electricity, Cosmology and Human History" from 6 - 9 July in the USA (see advertisement on page 20), (2 ) "The Amarna Heresy Conference" 3 - 5 Aug in Reading (page 5), (3 ) "A Revised Chronology and Alternate History" 22 - 24 June, in German (p . 10) ...
465. The Velikovskian Vol. III, No. 1: Contents [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... Coptic and Semitic languages, as well as the Bible and Biblical history, at The Hebrew University, Jerusalem and The University of Tel Aviv. Dr. Danelius has published in the JEA and JNES, among others. Cecily Marchesi is a student of African mythology. She has resided in Africa where she became interested in this literature and its cosmological aspects. Her paper in this journal is her first foray into mythology and catastrophism. Henry Zecher, a journalism graduate of the University of Maryland and former newspaper reporter, currently works for the Architect of the Capitol in Washington, D.C . He writes on a variety of subjects, including Sherlock Holmes, historical subjects, such ...
466. Poleshifts, Catastrophes, And Myths [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... 9,500 years ago in the ocean that ended the Pleistocene and ushered in the Holocene.13 Like the theory of Clube and Napier,14 their comet breaks up into many pieces, some of which then strike the Earth in the ocean creating the deluge. Also, like others, they propose that all the world's ancient myths and cosmologies, both in oral and written traditions, have in great measure originated from this catastrophic event. Gerrit L. Verschuur cites their work thus: "The impact triggered global earthquakes of unimaginable magnitude which deformed large landscapes totally swallowed up islands in the sea, raised or broke down major mountain chains, moved the earth's crust like a storm-swept ...
467. Sacred Science Institute [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... In Euphratean Art. CAT#191 $44.44 The Numeration, Calendar Systems & Astronomical Knowledge Of The Mayas by Charles P. Bowditch: 1910 346p. 64 Illustrations, 33 Tables, 19 Plates. Originally Printed By Cambridge University Press For The Use Of The Peabody Museum Of Harvard University. An Extraordinary & Exhaustive Work On Mayan Cosmology, Like No Other! Contents: Sources Of Information; Day Signs In Codices; Day Forms In Columns; Day Series Continuous; Lanes & Dots In Mayan Numeration; Red Day Numbers 1-13; Columns & Rows Of Numbers; Direction Of Reading Numbers; Scattered Numbers; 20; Numeration By Position; Long Numerical Series Of Codices; ...
468. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... to electromagnetic effects on charged bacteria. The main justification for the publication of Space Travellers is apparently the discovery that the Swedish Nobel laureate, Svante Arrhenius, had in 1908 put forward similar views about the transfer of life through space; in fact the book is dedicated to Arrhenius' memory. Sir Fred Hoyle has been an advocate of steady-state cosmology for most of his working life, although this model is currently out of favour, and it might well be that he has some sympathy for the views of Arrhenius, Lord Kelvin, H. E. Richter and others that life could not be created from inanimate matter, but must have existed in the Universe from time immemorial, ...
469. Solaria Binaria in Relation to Chaos and Creation [Books] [de Grazia books]
... sufficient motivation for worship. The time span of Solaria Binaria, unlike that of Chaos and Creation, includes the whole of the geological, atmospheric and biological development of the Solar System. The authors feel that, although they may have drawn liberally upon Chaos and Creation, they have introduced so many novel concepts and solved so many hitherto unrecognized cosmological problems in the present writing, that this book appears as a complete and independent treatise on cosmogony, which, whether or not Chaos and Creation is well known to the reader, can be comprehended in its entirety, from beginning to end. In addition, we have introduced a number of formal, stylistic, structural, and mathematical ...
470. S.I.S Review Vol. VI Issues 1-3: Contents [Journals] [SIS Review]
... The Celestial Dynamics of "Worlds in Collision" 69 Letter to the Editor (Ralph Juergens) 76 Discussion Session 77 Dr I. Velikovsky: The Tomb of Ahiram (summary by G. Gammon) 80 Closing Discussion 82 Envoi (Euan MacKie) 83 Postscript (Harold Tresman) 84 Abbreviations 84 Cover illustration: Hittite sculpture from Carchemish with cosmological motif of two "atlantes" holding up the sky. Copyright (c ) Society for Interdisciplinary Studies 1982 ISSN 0308-3276 Editors: Malcolm Lowery (Co-ordinating) Peter J. James (History) Rosemary Burnard (Artwork) Editorial Address: Brian Moore, Central Library, Clarence Rd., Hartlepool, Cleveland, England, UK ...
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