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63 pages of results. 301. Briefings [Journals] [SIS Review]
... discovery of his "boner", where Jastrow identifies Velikovsky as - on this point at least - "the better astronomer", stung him into an answering letter to the Times (Dec. 29). His thinking, Cornell's exobiologist told Columbia's astronomer, was not so easily influenced by such trivia as celestial mechanics and the law of gravity, and he would continue to regard Velikovsky's proposed series of near-collisions as statistically independent events. (" When I use statistics," Humpty Dumpty said, in a rather petulant tone, "they say just what I choose they should say - neither more nor less.") Sagan ends his letter by making what capital he can ...
302. Science Frontiers [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the nature, of 90 percent of its material?" (Anonymous; "The Extragalactic Ferment," Mosaic, 9:18-27, May/ June 1978.) PETROL CHANNELS ON MARS?The many channels on Mars closely resemble terrestrial river beds. But Martian models that assume water to be the eroding agent encounter difficulties because the Martian gravity is too weak to hold hydrogen when water is dissociated by solar radiation. A better bet, say Y. L. Yung and J. P. Pinto, is liquid hydrocarbons: i.e ., petrol. Starting with a methane atmosphere, at one-tenth of an Earth atmosphere pressure, the natural loss of hydrogen would lead ...
303. Editor's Notes [Journals] [SIS Review]
... electric and magnetic fields are everywhere around us and some of the space probe images from Earth's neighbours are strongly suggestive of electrical activity. However some of the more radical theories (such as Juergens' electric sun') have run into problems and there is still much to be done in determining whether, as many suspect, the roles of gravity and electricity in the cosmos are linked. Charles Raspil comes at the subject from another angle: in ancient art he sees trisms' and other patterns which seem to suggest unusual electrical activity in the skies. Lynn Rose may surprise readers by opposing some of the short chronologies on offer from Heinsohn, Peiser and Illig - but he argues ...
304. Institute for New Energy Fabulous Facts Page [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... flying machines are impossible."- Lord Kelvin, President, Royal Society, 1895. "There is no likelihood that man can ever tap the power of the atom"- Robert Millikan, Nobel Prize physicist, 1923. "There is no hope for the fanciful idea of reaching the moon because of insurmountable barriers to escaping the earth's gravity"- Dr. F. R. Moulton, University of Chicago astronomer, 1932. Other Gems: "Don't go where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail."- Ralph Waldo Emerson. "What is wanted is not the will to believe, but the will to find out ...
... orbit." Here our instructor is very wrong. The ages do not pass with a body in a cometary condition, although astronomers confidently predict Halley's Comet every 76 years, and give some other comets orbits of hundreds of years. Nor do comets possess orbits, for a body in a state of rapid disintegration cannot obey the law of gravity and cannot therefore follow any consistent path or orbit. What the authority means by "a trail of meteoric matter" is hypothetical, but presumably in his mind he associates it with dust. "Whereas," he continues, "the massed swarm composing the head is visible to us as a comet, the individual scattered particles forming ...
306. The Velikovskian [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Charles Ginenthal Comparing Magnetic Fields: Neptune And Uranus by Charles Ginenthal Is Space a Superconducting Medium? by Charles Ginenthal Velikovsky's "The Dark Age of Greece" by Clark Whelton Volume I Number 3 (1993) James Hutton: A Non-Inductive, Theological Catastrophist by Charles Ginenthal Puzzles of Prehistory by Roger W. Wescott Proof of a Celestial Counterforce to Gravity by Charles Ginenthal Measurements of the Electromagnetic Properties of "Space" by George R. Talbott and Charles Ginenthal The Nature of Venus' Heat by Charles Ginenthal Revisiting the Temperature of Venus by George R. Talbott The Cornell Lecture: Sagan on a Wednesday by Lynn E. Rose Volume I Number 4 (1993) Giants in the Earth ...
307. Aeon Volume VI, Number 1: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... c ) February 2001 IN THIS ISSUE. Front Cover Kometes- symbolizing the primordial cometary Venus in relation to the Saturnian configuration- painting (oil on canvas) by Talitha Acheson. Editorial By Ev Cochrane Vox Popvli Our readers sound off. Page 5 Apologies from Down Under Day Star Questioned Redesigning Einstein Inverting the Bat Creek Stone Forvm Debates concerning gravity, pterodactyls, and ancient sea maps. Page 7 Pole Shifts Through Impacts: The Debate Goes on by Victor Slabinski, Falvio Barbiero and Dwardu Cardona The Paleo-Saturnian System by Michael Bar-Ron and Dwardu Cardona Proposed Variations on the Saturnian Configuration by Tonny van Rhee and Dwardu Cardona Extra-Solar Planets: An Update by Dwardu Cardona The newest discoveries of planets ...
308. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... available from Kronia Communications, Inc., 9350 SW Greenway, 24, Beaverton, OR 97008, USA. at $24.95 each. They are spiral bound books of the pictures and accompanying text from important slide presentations at Portland, Oregon in 1997. The Electric Universe by Wallace Thornhill For anyone dissatisfied with orthodox views of a gravity dominated universe, this is essential reading, its interdisciplinary research presenting a picture of an electric universe within which the catastrophic events described in myth can be explained. Thornhill covers an amazing range of phenomena from plasma physics to mythical symbols and presents convincing electrical explanations for observed astronomical phenomena which astrophysicists have ad hoc dabs at. Thornhill explains our ...
309. Ray Tomes' Harmonic Theory [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... 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. 15. The meaning of uncertainty and the wave/particle duality, and possibly allows us to go beyond the uncertainty. 16. That atomic and particle frequencies and masses are not universal constants, but vary in a quantised fashion from one galaxy to another and possibly within a galaxy ...
310. C&C Workshop 1988, Number 2: Contents [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... wind or electricity? * New ideas in astronomy * Volcanism at the C-T boundary * Misunderstood genius * Exodus redating debate * More acid rain * Science fact or science fiction? * What did they know? * Unique Uranus * Hairy Amber evidence * Thera - bigger yet! * Defenders of the Faith * Black gold * Crater hunting * Gravity violates Newton's laws * Of mice and ancient men * Ice age mysteries * Electricity in astronomy * The moons of Uranus * Advanced ancient technologies * Pluto's atmosphere * Revisionist dinosaurs * Ebabbara evidence * Pore power * Comet, meteor catastrophes 22 REVIEWS: Aeon - A Symposium on Myth and Science 29 The Life and Death of Megaliths 30 All ...
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