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119 pages of results. 371. Thoth Vol I, No. 17: June 30, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... are severe problems in estimating core composition and sizes in some planets and moons from standard models because of their calculated average densities. Questioner: I thought as much; kind of nice to have self-confirming measurements. So then, astronomers must be able to predict the planetary motions only because of the stability of the present planetary system (assuming an electrical link to gravity). Wal comments: Yes, in my view we owe the stability of our n-body system to the hypothesized link between charge on a planet and the planet's gravity. It gets around the old problem of how can electrical forces between planets play any part in modifying their orbits when the solar plasma shields from such forces ...
372. Shameless Promotion of Pet Paradigms [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... perception is different. Enlarge the concept, and the perceived universe gets bigger. The perceptual universe of modern science is both small and fragmented. We're becoming aware of a lot of sensations that are excluded from perception because existing paradigms provide no meaningful framework for understanding. Mythology has long been a morass, written off as superstition and fiction. Electric phenomena have simply gone unseen. The Saturn model provides the conceptual framework in which to perceive a global intelligibility. Myth becomes admissible as evidence. Our ancestors were not superstitious idiots but another generation of a species that has always used its intellectual capabilities to perceive order in the universe. Ancient and modern people become united in their common humanity ...
373. Editor's Notes [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . Available from: The Museum Bookshop, 36 Great Russell Street, London WC1S 3PP, £5 99 plus p&p , or from the author, Roz Park, 19 King's Road, Westcliff on Sea, Essex, SS20 8LL, UK (£ 5 post free in UK, cheques Mrs R. Park'). The Electric Universe CD-ROM Version 1.0 of this CD-ROM by Wal Thornhill and Robert Dunlap has been completed and is ready for release. The CD will include the Workshop notebook' and several new additions. The CD-ROM formats include Mac, Windows 3.1 , Win95 and NT. It allows the full colour and clarity of the slide presentation ...
374. Janet's New Catastrophism Page [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... must conclude that they fell fully formed, along with the silt, through the atmosphere from above. Thirdly, the fact that snail shells are sometimes found embedded within the surface of nodules shows that those creatures also fell from above along with the silt. Fourthly, reasoning backwards from the myriad tubules Petersen concludes that the silty grains carried an electric charge when they fell, and the tubules resulted when the compacted charge dissipated by sparking to the atmosphere above the surface of the accumulating silt. This picture is corroborated by the fact that, even apart from the tubules, the undisturbed loess is unnaturally porous- its porosity being sometimes in excess of fifty percent. Evidently the charged grains refused ...
375. Sagan's "Ten Plagues" [Journals] [Kronos]
... the spin but its restoration. "How does the Earth get started up again, rotating at approximately the same rate of spin?" This is a question I have attempted to answer (Pensée VII, Spring 1974; KRONOS, Vol. 2, No. 3, 1977) in terms of the moment of inertia of the Earth's electric charge. Sagan insists that the law of conservation of angular momentum prohibits the Earth from restarting itself; I pointed out that precisely this same law must come into play to restart the spin if the initial deceleration is due to an addition of charge to the Earth. PROBLEM IV. TERRESTRIAL GEOLOGY AND LUNAR CRATERS Sagan claims that there was ...
376. Ralph Sansbury's Work [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... estimating core composition and sizes in some planets and moons from standard models because of their calculated average densities. Questioner: > I thought as much; kind of nice to have self-confirming > measurements. So then, astronomers must be able to predict > the planetary motions only because of the stability of the > present planetary system (assuming an electrical link to > gravity). Wal comments: Yes, in my view we owe the stability of our n-body system to the hypothesised link between charge on a planet and the planet's gravity. It gets around the old problem of how can electrical forces between planets play any part in modifying their orbits when the solar plasma shields from such ...
377. Editorial [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... not (NASA's words). At the core of Herbig-Haro 34 is a typical young star which somehow ejects energetic "bullets" (see arrow) of high-energy particles. Could a feature similar to this account for the co-linear nature of the proposed Saturn-Venus-Mars-Earth system? The summer has seen two notable conferences, (1 ) Intersect 2001: "Electricity, Cosmology and Human History", in Nevada and organised by Kronia (2 ) The Amarna Heresies in Reading organised by ISIS and the Sussex Egyptology Society. Both conferences are fully reported in this issue, which is a third larger than usual, to accommodate all the material. Intersect 2001 I was fortunate enough to attend the Intersect ...
378. Geological Genesis [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... that the Moon is slightly egg-shaped with the small end towards the Earth, the Earth in rotation around proto-Saturn would also have been slightly pear-shaped with the crustal land mass concentrated in a bulge turned towards its primary. - At the centre of Pangaea where Earth was closest to proto-Saturn, there was the mythological World Mountain, a place of continuous electrical discharge and activity. The continents would have formed the one land mass, surrounded on all sides by one large shallow sea. Observations have shown that most of the Saturnian moons at present also show synchronous rotation, which means that the same face of the satellite is always presented to the planet. - It is also proposed that proto-Saturn ...
379. Thoth Vol III, No. 10: July 30, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... entirely a doppler effect. Upon this card is founded the idea of the expanding universe and the theory of the Big Bang. Halton Arp's observations of physical connections among objects with different redshifts knocks this joker over. The further discovery that redshifts are quantised in cluster-specific sequences tosses it onto the discard pile. The second joker is the assumption that electrical phenomena are insignificant on an astronomical scale, that gravitation alone shapes the structure of the universe. Hannes Alfvén tilted that card with his observations that plasmas are not neutral superconductors: they propagate charge separation, current flow, and electrical forces over large distances. Other researchers are flattening this joker by amassing evidence of plasma activity in a multiplicity ...
380. SIS Internet Digest 2000 Number 2 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Catastrophe Myths and Legends Andrew Collins: The Truth of the Past - Finding Historical Reality in the Alternative Field of Research Michael Baigent: Origins of the Giza necropolis Neil Steede: From Tiahuanaco to the Giza Plateau Michael Cremo: Forbidden Archaeology: The Hidden History of the Human Race Michael Carmichael: Censing the God: Psychoactive Substances in Ancient Egypt Electrically Induced Nuclear Fusion .. 8 Inspiration of Astronomical Phenomena .. 8 Biblical Archaeologist .. 8 Tunguska 2001 Conference .. 8 Robert Temple: The Crystal Sun .. 8 Graham Hanock: Adjudication .. 9 Egyptian treasures in Europe .. 11 The Electric Universe .. 12 Encounters with Ancient Egypt .. 12 The Golden Bough ...
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