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63 pages of results. 321. Testing Juergens' 'electric sun' theory [Journals] [SIS Review]
... that plasma streams are unstable is correct insofar as astronomers are concerned. However, when electric currents are flowing in a plasma they take the form of highly stable Stringy things' - Birkeland currents. This is direct confirmation for electric discharge between a planet and its surroundings and means that astronomers cannot sensibly retro-calculate present day orbits into the past using gravity alone. The radial character of the discharge, away from the Sun, also confirms that the Sun is a centre for a galactic discharge, as Juergens proposed. ' I am sure plasma physics holds the eventual answers. I recommend the book The Big Bang Never Happened by Eric Lerner, which gives some insights into the way electric ...
322. Voyager: Questions and Answers [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... fission birth, may also have been a source. Why does Saturn have an oval-shaped red spot, similar to but smaller than Jupiter's (Great) Red Spot? - Because Saturn's satellites, too, were eruptively ejected from the core of the planet, qua Vsekhsviatskii, Warlow & Crew. What holds Saturn's rings in place, since obviously gravity alone does not? - Tracing the lines of EM force of Saturn's field is one line of approach. Another is to recall that the rings are almost certainly less than 10,000 years old. Why does the orbiting debris form discrete rings? - Probably magnetic shell effects. Why is the moon Enceladus almost smooth by comparison with ...
323. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... surely have evoked many a silent "Yes, yes, now I see" from his listeners. Dr. Earl Milton, in a tribute to the late Dr. C. E. R. Bruce and the late Ralph Juergens entertained us with ideas of "Electric Stars in a Gravity-less Cosmos" and offered convincing arguments for doubting whether gravity is a separate force. The last speaker was Prof. Alfred de Grazia who had increased his six absolutes for testing a 1500 B.C . catastrophe as advertised, to ten, and in those ten areas set out specific objections to the accepted chronology. He also introduced us to a new word for catastrophic evolution - quantavolution - ...
324. Einstein's Biggest Blunder [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Magueijo, put forward the heretical idea that the speed of light can change. If this were the case, it would explain some of the problems that cosmologists have grappled with from Einstein to the present day. Even more significantly, it would imply that the laws of nature have changed over the 15-billion-year history of the Universe. Einstein described gravity as bending space and time, causing them to curve. According to this idea, for example, the gravitational force of the sun makes space-time curve, and the Earth's movement follows that curve just as a tram follows a tramline. All the many forms of energy act on the gravitational field but light travels at the same speed, ...
325. Verbal vignette: Tool Time [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2001:2 (Sep 2001) Home | Issue Contents Verbal vignette: Tool Time MEL ACHESON gave another verbal vignette, this time highlighting the need for using the correct tool for the right job. Unfortunately astrophysics use one tool, that of gravity. [See "Tool Time" at http://www.dragonscience.com/view/tooltime.html] ...
326. Book Reviews [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Saurat then gets down to his main theme of gigantism'. The Tiahuanaco statues and other erections of a similar nature all over the world lead us to accepting that there must have been a race of men of gigantic size. There could be no other reason for such huge edifices. During the period before a satellite crashes, the diminished gravity and accelerated rotation of the earth makes it possible for all organisms to grow bigger and for some to stand on their hind legs and enlarge their cranium and become gigantic men. During such a period, birds would learn how to fly. During the Tertiary era before the coming of the third moon (our moon), smaller and ...
327. Non-velocity Redshifts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Wolf Effect and Gravitational Redshifts Spectral lines can be redshifted toward longer wavelengths or blueshifted toward shorter ones. The Doppler effect explains how these shifts occur because of relative motions of the source and the observer along the line of sight. Approach causes a blueward shift and recessional a redward one. Scientists have long believed that only the Doppler effect or Gravity as described by Einstein could account for wavelength shifts in the spectrum of light as it travels through space. Where neither factor applies, scientists have always assumed spectral invariance-the spectrum remains the same no matter how far the light travels. This is the case with ordinary sources-called "Lambertian" after Johann Heinrich Lambert - such as the blackbody radiation ...
328. Ad: The Catastrophism Archive Project [Journals] [Aeon]
... Full text YHWH(Jerry Ziegler)/Indra Girt by Maruts/Prologue to a Beginning- Full text Sourcebook Project (entry list)- Partial text Pole Shift (John White)- Partial text The works of Z. Sitchin- Partial text Prehistory and Earth Models/Scientific Prehistory (Melvin A. Cook)- Full text Questioning Gravity (Arthur Wilkinson)- Full text The Saturn Myth- Full text CSIS (Milton Zysman)- Full text Because many of these publications were produced prior to the days of desktop publishing, they require re-typing and/or scanning into a computer and subsequent proof-reading. The compiler, Ian Tresman, is therefore asking for aid in proof-reading ...
329. A Theory Of Lunar DisturbanceE [Journals] [SIS Review]
... orientation of it changing in the mean time. Observers recorded the angular limits of invisibility on their orbits, together with the progressive movement of the umbra's dark core. The process is shown schematically in fig 1. Figure 1. Figure 2 It is surmised that the moon and its rotating mass were dynamically unbalanced, a condition related to the gravities of sun and earth and which served incrementally to destabilise its orbit-plane on successive passes, to a degree where at some stage the plane passed through the plane of the earth's axis. At this point, to an observer in the British Isles, a wholly visible path of the moon would have appeared as the larger anti-clockwise spiral in fig ...
330. THE CATACLYSM: Vol. I, No. 1: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... the planet Saturn and the hypothesized polar configuration. Apollo and the Planet Mars Also by Ev Cochrane: The case for reassessing the famous Greek god in view of apparent links to very ancient Martian themes. The Electro-Gravitic Theory of Celestial Motion Following the lead of Ralph Juergens and Earl Milton, Charles Ginenthal outlines a new theory combining electromagnetic repulsion with gravity to account for rotational and orbital variations among celestial bodies. Ginenthal presently teaches science, math and history to the handicapped in New York City. Solar System Studies Retired engineer, Frederick F. Hall, formerly with the Stanford Linear Accelerator Laboratory, provides a timely excursion through the solar system and beyond, noting many issues of special interest ...
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