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119 pages of results. 451. Chaos and Creation [Books] [de Grazia books]
... Any body that intrudes upon an atmosphere may look like a comet. It can acquire horns as it brushes through the air, and trail turbulent gases behind it. This was especially yrue before the age of Jovea, for then the magnetic tube of Solaria Binaria was dense. Today, the gross eccentricity of motion of a comet heightens its electrical activity and brings a variety of visual forms even in "near-empty" space Planet Venus even now displays to astronomers a fan-like tail sunwards and a "comet-like tail" swept by solar winds into space [13]. HUNDREDS OF IDENTITIES Cometary-Venus and proto-planet Venus was in other guises Pan, Phosphorus, Hesperus, Dionysius, Hephaestus. It ...
452. Transcript of the Evening Session of the A.A.A.S. Symposium [Articles]
... don't want to make any kind of judgment on this. QUESTIONER: .. . [inaudible] .. . GOLDSMITH: I think perhaps- one question at a time- far in the back there. QUESTIONER: Yes, have you considered that what you are proposing here is a particular model, you might say, of the electric structure of the solar system in that the Sun has a charge and each planet has, presuming they have a charge on a hypothetical basis- have you considered other possible structures such as a charge separation, or equal and opposite space charges, either within the Sun or perhaps extending farther out of the Sun, as possibly accounting for ...
453. Thoth Vol I, No. 4: March 2, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... place, and to forget about the puny sparks which constitute terrestrial lightning. In addition, as individuals we have to be aware of our human nature. Francis Bacon said "Man prefers to believe what he prefers to be true". So, I should state my preference: it is to assume what the ancients had to say about electrical phenomena involving the planets is true since it may illuminate both the new plasma cosmology and in turn - in bootstrap fashion - confirm the veracity of ancient testimony. Also, ultimately, it should be easily verifiable. So, I begin with photographs of spark machined surfaces which show circular, ringed craters with melted floors and central peaks, ...
454. The Personal Tragedy of Albert Einstein [Journals] [Kronos]
... so clearly why some young upstart's fresh viewpoint or new method of evaluating data must be in error. If one takes as a reference point the date 1875, and examines the rather unusual state of the sciences of that period, it will be found that physics was making rapid strides as the result of the discovery of stable sources of unseen electric current; of unseen electromagnetic radiations; of visible effects in unseen gases produced by this electric current. No longer were the experimenters working with easily observed and measured phenomena. To explain unseen phenomena one must rely on the imagination, on mental images, on conceptual models. About 1875 there began the application of the rather new, exciting ...
455. Thoth Vol II, No. 7: April 15, 1998 [Journals] [Thoth]
... support from the scientific community unless the challenges are fully addressed. Though various parties working on physical models HAVE addressed Mr. Gilroy's objections at one time or another, a unified model has yet to be proposed. Certain vital principles, however, have been illuminated, including that of collinear equilibrium and tidal friction, balanced by the more far-reaching electrical considerations overlooked in conventional models of planetary history. It should go without saying that an immense amount of work on models is needed. And the compelling reason for proceeding is a vast field of evidence which science has ignored. Neither the recent history of our Earth, nor the geological history of our planetary neighbors, nor the cultural history ...
456. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... even hotter than it is today, so some scientists are suggesting that the greenhouse gases ejected into the atmosphere after the volcanic event' set up a complex climatic system which has had the consequence of causing variation in the surface temperatures of Venus. What caused that initial vulcanism, was it really so long ago and what about the possibility of electrical heating? (See The hot, electric winds of Jupiter' below.) One suggestion was that the vulcanism was started by the impact of a huge comet (millions of years ago, naturally). Small hearted Moon Scientific American Jun. 99, p.15, New Scientist 7.8 .99, p. 13 ...
457. Morphic Fields and Resonances [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2001:2 (Sep 2001) Home | Issue Contents Day 4: Mon 9 July 2001. AM 8:30 Rupert Sheldrake: Morphic Fields and Resonances 9:30 Mel Acheson: Verbal Vignette 9:35 Wal Thornhill: The Electric Universe: How and Why it Works 10:30 Don Scott: Electric Currents in Space 11:15 Dave Talbott: Plasma Phenomenon in the Polar Configuration Morphic Fields and Resonances Ruper Sheldrake RUPERT SHELDRAKE told us that science is radically incomplete, for example, in two fields: (1 ) Formative Causation (2 ) The Extended Mind. He proposes that there are morphic fields and morphic resonance which shape ...
458. S.I.S Review Vol. V Number 1 1980/81: Contents [Journals] [SIS Review]
... From: S.I .S Review Vol. V Number 1 1980/81 Texts Home | SIS Review Home Vol. V Number 1 1980/81 S.I .S . Review Journal of the Society for Interdisciplinary Studies Articles Dr Earl R. Milton: Electric Stars in a Gravity-Less Electrified Cosmos 6 In a Universe whose workings are governed mainly by electricity rather than gravity, many problems disappear, "black holes" become unnecessary and the catastrophic events proposed by Velikovsky would be likely. Dr John J. Bimson: Dating the Wars of Seti I 13 Resemblances between Seti's I's Palestine campaign records and wars in Israel under King Jehoahaz suggest a placement of Seti in ...
459. Metals, Salt and Oil [Books] [de Grazia books]
... have actually fallen, and few doubt this, they have been vaporized by the impact. In the face of this formula and the visible facts of meteoritic iron, it would appear that the large iron ore masses on Earth cannot have originated exoterrestrially. The negation, if any, depends upon variable velocity. If the falling iron mass is electrically charged, or gathers a charge, so as to render it less attractive to the Earth its velocity would diminish. Theoretically, it could waft down in a soft landing in one piece. If it crashed upon landing, it would possibly assemble itself into the form of an iron ore deposit as deluges of water and dust would fill ...
460. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the way out of this paradox: matter and energy seem to possess the innate ability to self-organise! Prof Davies gives many examples of self-organisation: from the Benard instability to the laser; from chemical reactions occurring far from equilibrium that take the form of synchronised pulsations to the self-organised ring systems of Jupiter and Saturn; from the organised patterns of electrical activity arising spontaneously in electronic networks to the exquisitely organised steps in the development of an embryo from its parent DNA. Self-organising systems are invariably open rather than closed - they can exchange energy, entropy and material with their environment, and are not static structures. He cites: living organisms, convection cells, cyclones, Jupiter's great Red ...
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