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45 pages of results. 171. The Earth's Physical and Magnetic History [Books] [de Grazia books]
... at the core of the Earth are understandable. Though knowledge of the Earth's interior is by inference, its seeming simplicity may be a fact and, if so the result of its electrical accretion and its conductive nature. By contrast, the superficial crust of the Earth consists of more poorly conducting species. It has also been subjected to many geophysical incidents of a recent kind. Therefore, its highly differentiated structure is understandable (see ahead to Chapter Eleven). Granite, for example, is a rock formed as a global covering at and near the surface under highly energetic conditions. It may once have been basalt that was electrically energized by the magnetic tube to the point of ...
172. Plato. Ch.2 To Know And Not To Know (Mankind in Amnesia) [Velikovsky]
... The terrestrial globe; disturbed on its path, moved "forwards and backwards, and again to right and to left, and upwards and downwards, wandering every way in all the six directions". The Earth's axis is "at one time reversed, at another oblique, and again upside down". Plato spoke also of cosmic and geophysical disarray with "violent shaking of the revolutions" and "a total blocking of the course" and "shaking of the course" which produced all manner of twistings, and caused in their circles fractures and disruptures of every possible kind...." Plato was aware of the process of oblivion that erodes the memory of such ...
173. Catastrophist Geology [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... what are actual causes? Two centuries ago, when scientists did not accept the existence of meteorites, the astrobleme hypothesis would have been unactualistic. During the last century Lord Kelvin, not acquainted with radioactivity, was right actualistically speaking when he maintained that the Earth could not be more than 100.000 years old. In this century, geophysicists were also right - from an actualistic standpoint - when they said that Wegener's hypothesis was an impossibility seafloor spreading was only measured after its existence had been suggested by the magnetic zebra-striping of the oceanfloors. We even see here an inversion of the actualistic method: investigation of the geologic record has led to the discovery of plates and plate movement ...
174. Catastrophist Geology [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... in Greenland Haroun Tazieff on the formation of guyots Roger G.Cooper on William Buckland and the Duncombe Park fissure also forthcoming: A special issue on THE COMING GEOCHEMISTRY Editorial board:Johan B.Kloosterman geologist Rio de Janeiro Charles Finkl pedologist Fort Lauderdale, USA Doeko Goosen pedologist Enschedé, Holland Alistair Pitty geomorphologist Hull, Great Britain Peter Gretener geophysicist Calgary, Canada Peter Chadwick geologist/psychologist Glasgow, Great Pritain Pietro Passerini geologist Florence, Italy Albert V.Carozzi sedimentologist Urbana, USA Board of advisors: V.Axel Firsoff astronomer Glastonbury, Great Britain Horace C.Dudley physicist Chicago, USA Manoel Nunes Pereira anthropologist Rio de Janeiro Roger W.Wescott linguist/prehistorian Madison, ...
175. Catastrophist Geology Year 2, No 1 [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... . Please send money-orders in favour of Catastrophist Geology through Banco Holandes Unido S/A , Caixa Postal 1242-ZC-00, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. Editorial board: Johan B.Kloosterman geologist Rio de Janeiro Charles Finkl pedologist Fort Lauderdale,/USA Doeko Goosen pedologist Enschede-/Holland Alistair F.Pitty geomorphologist Hull/Great Britain Peter Gretener geophysicist Calgary/Canada Peter Chadwick geologist/psychologist Glasgow/Gr.Britain Board of advisors: V.Axel Firsoff astronomer Glastonbury/Gr.Britain Horace C.Dudley physicist Chicago / USA Manoel Nunes Pereira anthropologist Rio de Janeiro Correspondents: Ewoud H.Bon exploration geologist Amsterdam David J.Thomas palaeontologist Oswego USA G.W .van ...
176. Catastrophist Geology [Journals] [Catastrophist Geology]
... that require an invoice the price is Cr$ 300, - in Brazil, US$ 13 outside Brazil. Please send checks in favour of Johan B.Kloosterman to the above address. Editorial board:Johan B.Kloosterman geologist Rio de Janeiro Charles Finkl pedologist Fort Lauderdale, USA Albert V.Carozzi sedimentologist Urbana, USA Peter Gretener geophysicist Calgary, Canada Pietro Passerini geologist Florence, Italy Doeko Goosen pedologist Enschedé, Holland Board of advisors: V.Axel Firsoff astronomer Glastonbury, Great Britain Horace C.Dudley physicist Chicago, USA Manoel Nunes Pereira anthropologist Rio de Janeiro Roger W.Wescott linguist/prehistorian Madison, USA René Thom methematician Bures-sur-Yvette, France Correspondents: Ewoud H ...
177. Ray Tomes' Harmonic Theory [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... . The temperature of the cosmic X-ray (and probably microwave) background radiation. 7. The relative abundance and lifetimes of isotopes. 8. The known very long period geological cycles. 9. Many astronomical periods on all scales. 10. Most periods of observed cycles on earth in the range days to thousands of years in climate, geophysics, economics, biology, meteorology. 11. The exact calculation of the fine structure constant as 1/137.035986341... 12. Why the large numbers hypothesis is meaningful (this concerns numbers in physics/cosmology such as 1040 and 1080). 13. Unites gravity with electromagnetism. 14. The missing mass problem ...
178. Snowball Mini-comets [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... 14km above the Earth over storm clouds, rising like fountains another 20km into the stratosphere. There followed a report, published in New Scientist of 19 August, 1995, p.34: ". .. in the summer of 1994, using two aircraft flying about 50 kilometres apart, they [Davis Sentman and Eugene Wescott of the Geophysical Institute of the University of Alaska in Fairbanks] caught the first colour videos of sprites at work. The flashes look like the Fourth of July, like Roman candles with fountains," says Sentman. Observing the same sprites from two different directions allowed Sentman and Wescott to work out their altitudes and dimensions for the first time. Prior ...
179. Fake Martian Meteorites & Nasa Martian Programs [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... important to keep truck of the diminishing probability of the wishful final result after each additional assumption and unanswered contradiction. Common Sense Vs Martian Origin of SNC "Perfect Match" of Analyses. Atmospheric analyses made by Viking landers were used as the best proof of SNC's Martian origin. The biggest proponent of Martian theory H. McSween in Reviews of Geophysics vol 23, 1985 admits "The ONLY EVIDENCE that ties SNC meteorites directly to Mars is the composition of gases in impact melt glasses of the EETA79001 and ALHA77005" "Martians" by Exclusion. Another main cornerstone of SNC Martian origin is their "young age". It is assumed (the most misleading and widely advertised assumption) ...
180. Evidence For Global Climate Disaster in 3rd Millennium BC [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... those of early Greece, the pyramid builders in Egypt, and the Indus Valley in Pakistan. But now Weiss's theory, at least as applied to the Akkadians, is getting new support from a completely independent source: an accurately dated, continuous climate record from the Gulf of Oman. At the annual fall meeting last month of the American Geophysical Union here, paleoceanographers Heidi Cullen and Peter deMenocal of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York, and their colleagues reported that a sediment core retrieved from the bottom of the gulf matches Weiss's version of events: The worst dry spell of the past 10,000 years began just as the Akkadians' northern stronghold of Tell Leilan was ...
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