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169 pages of results. 991. The Scars of Mars - I [Journals] [Kronos]
... Ice?" Symposium on Creation IV (Grand Rapids, 1972), p. 134 ff. 5. Wilhelms, Don E., "The Martian Hemispheric Dichotomy May Be Due to A Giant Impact, "Nature, Vol. 309 (May 10, 1984), p. 138. Mars is divided into two fundamentally different geological provinces of approximately hemispheric extent. The more southerly province is heavily cratered, contains relatively old geological units, and superficially resembles the lunar and mercurian highlands. The northern province is relatively lightly cratered and contains younger geological units, including extensive plains, volcanic edifices, and volcanic calderas. 6. Moore, op. cit, p. ...
992. "VELIKOVSKY AND THE RECENT HISTORY OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM" [Journals] [Pensee]
... and ecological exhaustion- but may be seen rather as the further consequences of a widespread, severe, and prolonged natural process as yet little understood. "This, however, is what is yet to be proven or disproven archaeologically. It can only be determined by an interdisciplinary effort to collate the pertinent evidence from site destructions and discontinuities, and geologic and other natural disasters. This will require the fitting of evidence into a unified and calibrated radiochronology. It will then be necessary to determine whether the events described occurred at the same time in other parts of the globe, to know whether the disaster affected only certain localities or was indeed global. A. N. BOURNS (President ...
993. Graham Hancock [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Julian Hudson and Chris Hale, both verbally and in writing. But they chose not to include them in the programme. As if this was not enough, Horizon also brought along a young Egyptologist from Cambridge, Kate Spence, to dish out her rebuttal to The Orion Mystery, this time based not on astronomy but based on land-surveying and geology. Here the Horizon narrator begins by stating: "There is a simple explanation for the way the pyramids were laid out along that diagonal line 4500 years ago, and it has nothing to do with Orion." Then Kate Spence is left to explain that the natural ground contours of the Giza plateau in the east forced the builders ...
994. Evidence of An Inversion Event? [Journals] [Aeon]
... one cascade being 9 miles in width. The flood rolled huge boulders many feet in diameter for miles.(36) GEOMAGNETIC REVERSALS When certain rocks are formed, they acquire magnetisation in the direction of the prevailing magnetic field. Careful analysis of sea floor lava and other rocks show that the Earth's magnetic field has reversed hundreds of times over geologic time. In his book, The Reversing Earth, Peter Warlow presents geomagnetic reversals as being evidence of past inversion events. Although it may appear that the Earth's surface has remained in place while the flow of the field has reversed, the opposite may have happened says Warlow- the field has retained its position in space while the Earth's ...
995. Sean Mewhinney's Missing Subglacial Topography [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... . 46-47 14 Reginald Daly, "Earth's Most Challenging Mysteries," (Nutley, N.J . 1975), pp. 277, 264 -8- "The cores indicate no such thing. A careless reader might assume that Hapgood was merely repeating conclusions reached by Hough, or matters of common scientific knowledge. But Hapgood neither a geologist nor an oceanographer, made this assertion on no other authority but his own." 15 Yet here we have Reginald Daly, a geologist, stating the conclusion that carbon 14 dating shows "Antarctica's ice is less than 6000 years old." All the probable suppositions regarding the Ross Sea sediments Mewhinney presented do not deal with this. ...
996. Introgenesis (Immanuel Velikovsky's Jewish Science) [Books]
... Riverside Drive, Velikovsky was visited by a European rabbinical scholar named Gruenbaum. The conversation somehow turned to the hills of coagulated lava that lay along the Jordan river. Velikovsky pointed out that, according to Genesis, the Dead Sea had been a plain, the valley of Siddim, at the time of Abraham. He wondered what sort of geological catastrophe had transformed it into a lake by the time of the Exodus, just a few generations later. He also recalled that on his fortieth birthday, five years earlier, his father had given him a book suggesting that Mount Sinai had been an active volcano at the time of the Exodus. Velikovsky realized that perhaps some research along ...
997. An Integrated Model for an Earthwide Event at 2300 BC. Part I: The Archaeological Evidence [Journals] [SIS Review]
... years and a number of event models have been proposed. This article introduces an interdisciplinary investigation of a new event model which is postulated to have occurred at about 2300 BC (in the generally accepted chronology). Material in this first article is the archaeological evidence for the event; succeeding articles will cover evidence in the areas of climatology, geology, mythology and astronomy respectively. A final article will attempt to integrate all of the evidence into a cohesive cause-and-effect related configuration. The archaeological evidence sets forth two significant phenomena that took place at about 2300 BC. First, a large number of sites were destroyed, by earthquake and conflagration, over a large land area encompassing all of ...
998. The Scars of Mars Part I [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Womb Came the Ice?" Symposium on Creation IV, Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1972, 134ff. 5. Don E. Wilhelms, "The Martian Hemispheric Dichotomy may be due to a Giant Impact." Nature, Vol. 309 (May 10, 1984), 138. Mars is divided into two fundamentally different geological provinces of approximately hemispheric dimensions. The more southerly province is heavily cratered, contains relatively old geological features, and superficially resembles the lunar and mercurian highlands. The northern province is relatively lightly cratered and contains younger geological units, including extensive plains, volcanic edifices, and volcanic calderas. "The Scars of Mars" will also appear in ...
999. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... . Zysman: Sediment', Catastrophism 2000 {Toronto, 1990}, pp. 97-137], I sent him a critique and would have no objection to your publishing the following points that I made to him. I am in agreement with Zysman that Hutton's perpetual heat machine' is deficient for explaining the renewal of massive sedimentation in the geological record over time. A cometary origin, however, is obviated by the absence of fused coatings on sedimentary clasts. Tektites are the classic representatives of atmospheric entry. For sixty years the debate has seesawed between whether they originated by impact splash from the Moon or the Earth. Initial high temperature melting is overplated with re-entry melting of surficial ...
1000. Common Sense About Ancient Maps [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... England during the 1760s and, concurrently, by J. A. Lepaute and Ferdinand Berthoud in France. Thus, it is to be expected, that, specially at the poles, errors would occur! Furthermore, if the Earth had actually experienced the momentous catastrophes described by Velikovsky, then there should naturally be vertical and horizontal displacements of geological structures. Thereafter, Hapgood sought to test his analysis of the Oronteus Fineus map by having it evaluated by the Cartographic Section of the Strategic Air Command at Westover Air Force Base in Massachusetts. After rigorously testing the map and Hapgood's applied analysis, the Chief of the section wrote the following: It is our opinion that the accuracy of ...
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