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119 pages of results. 251. Solar System Studies (Part 2) [Journals] [Aeon]
... . The Moon presents many evidences of past stress, unusual activity and large-scale catastrophes- and these evidences are rarely given adequate attention in conventional treatments of the Moon. (Velikovsky postulated that some of these catastrophes were very ancient while others were quite recent): Moon rocks exhibit remanent magnetism although the Moon has no magnetic field. Astronomers postulate electrical effects of the primitive Solar System as the cause, while Velikovsky postulated electrical discharges between planetary bodies in recent millennia. Velikovsky postulated internal lunar heat and this was verified by the Apollo Program. Also, radioactive hot spots were found, particularly at rayed craters. Some observatories have reported short-lived reddish glows in the Aristarchus region which appears indicative ...
252. Solar System Magnetic Fields-Further [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... disturbance of Jupiter by Io (by way of comparison, it is rain that dampens the streets; wet streets are not the cause of rain!). The physical disturbance in question is theorized to produce both an ongoing potential and the attendant conductorless current. The appearance, then, is that satellite size and orbit can and do influence electrical activity and hence magnetic field response in at least this one case. Patten's prediction for a large Neptunian magnetic field is based upon three assumptions: (1 ) Neptune is a gaseous planet with a relatively rapid spin rate. (2 ) Triton's proximity to Neptune and its apparent size make an electrical flux between the two highly probable; ...
253. The Battle In The Sky, Part 1 Venus Ch.3 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... The great ball of the comet retreated, then again approached the earth, shrouded in a dark column of gases which looked like a pillar of smoke during the day and of fire at night, and the earth once more passed through the atmosphere of the comet, this time at its neck. This stage was accompanied by violent and incessant electrical discharges between the atmosphere of the tail and the terrestrial atmosphere. There was an interval of about six days between these two close approaches. Emerging from the gases of the comet, the earth seems to have changed the direction of its rotation, and the pillar of smoke moved to the opposite horizon.(1 ) The column looked ...
254. Discussion with Wal Thornhill and Ralph Sansbury [Articles]
... read to the bottom of the page and found that a lot of what was written there seemed to coincide with something that has been written by Velikovsky back in 1946 in a paper called "Cosmos Without Gravitation", and I've been haunted by this paper for some years because I was very interested in the topic of gravitation and the possible electrical tie-up with gravitational force, and yet, try as I would from Australia I could not get a copy of this "Cosmos Without Gravitation", and it wasn't until I actually visited Velikovsky shortly before his death and he kindly disappeared up the stairs to his study and brought me down a copy and handed it to me, I ...
255. The Riddle of the Earth [Books]
... eruptions. All that need be remarked in passing is that meteorologists were quite unable to produce any cogent reasons for either the Amalfi landslide or the Glamorgan tornado. THE ATLANTIC HURRICANE OF AUGUST, I924 9. The summer months Of I924 were marked by a continuity of severe thunderstorms usually brief, but accompanied by thunderbolts, and heavily charged with electricity and cloudbursts. There were also reported a number of earthquakes in Britain, notably in Derbyshire and on the west coast of Scotland. August was on its worst behaviour throughout. In that month an earthquake was reported in Turkestan, followed by vast rain, causing enormous floods over a great area, and the end of the month synchronised ...
256. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . This has been confirmed by a study of beryllium isotopes in marine sediments, and indicates that Earth's magnetic field must have been much weaker then. Electromagnetic fields and life New Scientist 11.4 .92, pp. 22-23; Journal of Scientific Exploration Vol.6 , No.1 (1992), pp. 59-77 Epidemiologists and electricity boards are still arguing about the probability of adverse effects upon the health of people exposed to electromagnetic fields and the mechanisms by which such fields can affect living organisms. Meanwhile two researchers have been investigating the electrical activities of newly fertilized Drosophila eggs and the effects of weak magnetic fields upon their subsequent development. Their results show that the pattern ...
257. Of Lessons, Legacies, and Litmus Tests: A Velikovsky Potpourri (Part One) [Journals] [Aeon]
... D.W . Patten's similar antics which I debunked in C&AH XII:2 , p. 210. None of the errors in the technical defense of Worlds in Collision is inherently difficult to spot. All it takes is a familiarity with the particular subject, judging by the ease with which John A. O'Keefe falsified Juergens' electric star model for me in 1982. In a casual conversation at nasa Goddard, Greenbelt, which started on tektites, I outlined Juergens' model, which was described in Pensée II, whereupon O'Keefe simply stated matter of factly that it would not work because of the absence of x-rays in coronal holes. This is discussed in detail in ...
258. High Energy from Space [Books] [de Grazia books]
... made only a single pass at our globe but that the Moon owes its very existence to it. Large-body encounters bring hundreds of damaging adjustments of short and long duration, when the effects of an initial encounter are being dissipated. It would always take some time for the winds, waters, and land to settle down and for a new electrical balance to be struck throughout the system. An equatorial bulge and flattening of the poles would have to occur after a change in the Earth's geographical axis, that is, after a shift of the location of the poles. The strains of this adjustment would carry over thousands of years. To be added to the bill tendered by catastrophes ...
259. Planetary Observations of the T'ang [Articles]
... of much of its meaning or significance, the material does point to a Solar System within which are forces that are radically different than those that are acceptable to Astronomy today. Being as specific as possible, the material seems to suggest: 1. the one-time presence or importance of other forces within the Solar System, forces that may be electrical or electro-magnetic, but in any case, are strong enough to greatly disrupt planetary orbits (ideas originated by Ralph Juergens, and taken up by Earl Milton and Alfred DeGrazia in their Solaria Binaria). Also, these forces may have either disappeared or decreased over time. 2. that this force may be in some way related to ...
260. Wild Motions, Angular Momentum and Other Problems [Journals] [SIS Review]
... related to his remarks. Dr Bass' presentation, "The Celestial Dynamics of Worlds in Collision", lives up to the standards for stimulating reading he set in his previous papers in Pensée and Kronos. His concern for calling attention to M. A. Cook's "obscure and little-known theory of gravity", with its implications for an electric cosmos, was necessary because Cook's exchange with Juergens in Pensée IVR III (1973), pp. 55-58, came to naught. Unfortunately, Bass' exposition at Glasgow in 1978, which was substantially repeated at Kronos' San José Seminar in 1980 (with an apology for having misstated Juergens' model), seems also to have ...
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