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119 pages of results. 231. The Sun's Galactic Journey and Absolute Time [Books] [de Grazia books]
... allows the much slower evolution of a viable biosphere from the materials and energy available at the planetary surface (Oparin). To us, these processes seem too slow and rely too much upon random occurrences to be viable. However, the processes forming stars and planets and leading to living things may proceed much more rapidly. Our cosmogony employs electrical cavities, charges and forces to accomplish change. These produce changes which are much more powerful and are highly selective. Electrical force, as measurable by the repulsion between two electrons, compares with the apparent gravitational attraction of the same two electrons in the ratio of 10 36 to 1 [20]. Conventional models of cosmic processes employ ...
232. Pensée [Journals] [SIS Review]
... - A major analysis of the archaeological anomalies at Mycenae, Tiryns, Troy, Ugarit and Alalakh, showing how they are resolved by the revised chronology. Ralph E. Juergens: OF THE MOON AND MARS - In this long, two-part article, Juergens demonstrates that many of the recent surface features of these two bodies are best explained as electrical "scarring", shedding light on some of the historical reports collated in Worlds in Collision. Dr J. L. Anderson & Dr G. W. Spangler: RADIOMETRIC DATING: IS THE "DECAY CONSTANT" CONSTANT? - Recent statistical evidence of non-random emissions suggests that even mild changes in the environment may alter the stabilities of ...
233. Radioactivity/The Atom [Books]
... Science a paper `on the existence of masses smaller than the atoms', in which he showed that the atom itself was composed of different elements. In 1869 it had already been found that in certain conditions gases could emit material particles smaller than the atom. In 1895 J. Perrin showed that these particles (or electrons) were electrically charged. In 1896 Marya Sklodowska, the future Madame Curie, and assistant to the French physicist Henri Becquerel, discovered X-rays. A few months later, Becquerel discovered radioactivity: having wrapped a strongly phosphorescent compound of uranium in paper, and having placed it on a metal tray, under which a photographic plate was placed, he found ...
234. Editor's Notes [Journals] [SIS Review]
... dynastic framework. On the scientific side, David Salkeld looks again at the substance shamir referred to in Jewish legends. Rejecting Phillip Clapham that it was really something upstairs', he looks again at the idea that it might have been something radioactive - albeit with a possible cosmic connection. Notes and Queries looks at developments in Ralph Juergens' electrical theory of the sun's energy. Relativity Corner summarises the many and varied contributions received in response the article on Einstein's theory of relativity in C&CR 1996:1 . To do full justice to the ideas and debate on this would take more space than we have available but I hope that this brief review of some ideas in circulation ...
235. Noah's Flood: Mars Flyby [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... at this flyby time- including the Himalayas, the Trans-Himalayas, the Kun Luns, the Tien Shans, the Nan Shans, and the Hindu Kish ranges. The Himalayas, on the southern flank of this uplift region, 1400 miles long, were upthrusted in less than 30 catastrophic minutes (not 150 million serene uniformitarian years). Both electrical induction and tides on spheres behave according to the inverse of the distance cubed law (not the distance squared). Thus, if oceanic tides were 4800 feet high at the highest place on the Earth at the 15,000-mile perigee, those tides were also: 600 feet high with Mars at 30,000 miles (one-eighth) ...
236. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... with one side always facing the star so the Sun' remained stationary in the sky and there would be no seasons. One could almost imagine that astronomers have been reading Velikovsky. The Vagaries of Venus The New York Times 23.1 .01 The atmosphere of Venus is an ever-changing puzzle. Back in 1978, two Soviet spacecraft detected electrical discharges and later a NASA spacecraft detected low frequency radio signals, which on Earth are associated with electrical discharges. By 1998 and 1999, however, the Cassini spaceprobe heard no lightning-induced static at all. Instead a faint glow of excited oxygen atoms on the right side of Venus has been detected which was not seen before. Mythologists may ...
237. Henry H. Bauer and Immanuel Velikovsky [Books]
... Velikovsky by pejorative terms- pseudoscientist and crank. In his book, Bauer's Chapter 8 is titled "Pseudo-Scientists, Cranks, Crackpots." What then of the pejorative terms "crackpot"; does he also employ this unsavory term? On page 125, Bauer quotes Velikovsky thus from Worlds in Collision, ". . . [I ]nterplanetary electric discharges could also initiate atomic fissions with ensuing radioactivity and emission of heat." Velikovsky has suggested that transmutation of one element into another can be produced by fussioning induced by planetary electric discharges. This process is discussed in Velikovsky Reconsidered, (10) "On January 28, 1945, I registered a lecture copyright titled "Transmutation of ...
238. Thoth Vol I, No. 25: November 3, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... I showed a dramatic slide of Phobos' crater, named Stickney. Prominent along the surface of Phobos were near parallel grooves apparently streaming away from Stickney and in the floors of the grooves were small circular craters. As Juergens noted a quarter of a century ago, and I have elaborated on since, the cratered grooves are a result of electrical discharges streaming across the surface toward the main crater, which is the focus of a plasma discharge from a planetary body. The circular crater with a central peak is characteristic of an impinging, rotating electric arc. It is emphatically not a result of an impact and so does not threaten to disrupt the rest of the moon or asteroid ...
239. Redshift Anomalies [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... size, indicating an essential equivalent distance for this high-redshift galaxy." (from Quasars, Redshifts and Controversies, by Halton Arp, pp 96). It looks to me as if the Doppler interpretation of galactic red-shifts is due a much-needed paradigm shift. And it also looks like an appropriate new paradigm to look at it from is the electrical one: one that evolved from synthesis of the mythical record and the plasma lab. I've fallen into the habit of checking the Astronomy Picture of the Day every day, and I would say that 2 to 5 times a week, the exciting new pictures brought in by Hubble, Pathfinder, Galileo, and earth-bound telescopes are better explained ...
240. Thomas Gold and dust in craters [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Joseph Veverka, expressed puzzlement over the movement of the dust that had created flat, smooth floors in craters. There is, they said, some unknown mechanism that moves the dust around so that it slides down the craters' sides, "ponding" in the bottoms. Gold was, perhaps, the only observer not surprised. Static electricity, he argues, causes dust grains to levitate downhill into the bottom of craters- the same process, he believes, that has filled craters on the moon. "If you added a layer 1 micron [0 .001 millimeters] thick in the time since the Pyramids were built [about 5,000 years ago], ...
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