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72 pages of results. 591. News from the Internet [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... axis and orb 77: split spiralling axis and enclosure, new axis and revolving orb New Lightning phenomenon: Tigers spaceflightnow.com/news/n0501/18columbia/ Columbia caught possible new luminous flash event American Geophysical Union News Release Posted: January 18, 2005. An unprecedented flash observed by the space shuttle Columbia crew in 2003 over the Indian Ocean may be a new type of transient luminous event, like lightning sprites, but one that is not necessarily caused by a thunderstorm. The discharge was observed less than two weeks before the shuttle was lost during its Earth reentry. The authors describe the discharge as a Transient Ionospheric Glow Emission in Red, or TIGER, event. ...
592. The Ocean [Journals] [Kronos]
... wide area must record a notable event in the history of the area. It could hardly be without some recorded consequence of global extent. "A re-examination of the file of Vema echograms is now in progress. It shows that sub-bottom echoes, similar to those found in the eastern Pacific, have also been recorded in the South Atlantic and Indian Oceans, [as well as] the Gulf of Mexico. "The remarkable uniformity of thickness of the Worzel ash layer within the large area which has been cored is additional evidence suggesting that the layer may well have great extent. ". . . The total volume of ash must be so great and the mechanism of dispersal so ...
593. Clockwork [Books] [de Grazia books]
... he brought forward instead the studies of others on glacial melting rates, sudden ocean level drops, very recent alpine orogeny, rapidly drying lakes, waterfall cutbacks, late fossil assemblages, surprisingly recent Cl4 datings, the simultaneous devastations of civilization (using Schaeffer), excavations of warm-weather life forms and human settlements in impossibly cold zones of today, Indian traditions of orogeny and other quantavolutionary events, changes in magnetic orientations, and the large-scale ash levels on ocean bottoms. He did not know Otto Schindewolf's work, then appearing, which tied the great periods of biosphere destruction to cosmic events and consequent radiation storms. He followed Dunbar's Historical Geology in examples of very early disastrous effects. He ...
594. Did the Sumerians and the Akkadians Ever Exist? [Journals] [Aeon]
... dating of the Indus Valley Culture, which is placed in the third millennium owing to seals found of the UT-III Period and the so-called Akkad period, now falls into the first millennium and the so-called Akkad Period now falls into the first millennium and so at last fits the stratigraphic evidence and the evident continuity between the Indus Valley culture and the Indian civilization. The splendid city of Babylon, which is too early for the third millennium, but which is pillaged by Sargon of "Akkad" and which he tries to imitate with his own capital, is in fact the Babylon of ca. 705 BCE, which Sargon of Assyria conquers. The Sargon of "Akkad" who attacks ...
595. The Scenario of Exodus [Books] [de Grazia books]
... rarely of Egypt and then merely of the popular nostalgia for the great land. The silence is awesome: we see it in the catastrophe and the Hyksos take-over. And also the actuality of the disaster of the pursuing army. Else we should have had repeated expeditions to recapture these slaves. The American army was quick to pursue the Sioux Indians after the massacre of General Custer and his Seventh Cavalry regiment. The Hebrews, whether they were few or many, would have been marked for implacable pursuit - immediately, soon, or eventually, repeatedly, too, if the Empire of Egypt were not prostrated. For centuries the peoples of Sinai, Transjordan, and Canaan were left ...
596. The origin of the sacred 260 day calendar of the early Mesoamerican civilisations: a hypothesis [Journals] [SIS Review]
... days of the current year. In the Middle East. the Chaldeans of the NeoBabylonian empire, experts in astronomy in the first millennium BC, also had a year of only 360 days and a Zodiac of 36 decans each section of which was traversed by the sun in 10 days. The Assyrians used a year of 360 days. The Indian texts of the Veda use a year of 360 days divided into 12 months of 30 days; there are no extra days; from approximately 700 BC, the Hindus used a civil year of 365 25 days but retained a sacred year of 360 days for religious purposes. Similarly, the Persians used a year of 360 days until the ...
597. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the water table around the 6th century AD, the same time as other cultures around the world declined, such as Rome, China and India. Arizona Canals (Associated Press, 11.7 .05.) Archaeologists in Arizona have discovered a large, integrated canal system in the Phoenix area. It has been assigned to the Hohokam Indians, who lived in the region for 1500 years from 300 BC. This is of special interest in relation to the work of Richard Petersen, who used the destruction of such canal systems in this area as evidence of a recent cosmic catastrophe. Polynesian Links (Science Frontiers, No. 159, May-Jun 2005, p. 1) ...
598. The Dating of Hammurabi [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... death of Ur-Nammu is translated by Kramer in ICS, Vol. 21(1967), pp. 117ff. L. A. Waddell, Indo-Sumerian Seals Deciphered, pp. 55-59, considered Ur-Nammu to have been the son-in-law of Gudea of Lagash. Waddell tried to relate names he found on seals from the Indus Valley and names of ancient Indian dynasties to those from Sumer. One of his complaints was that the names generated from the cuneiform were largely artificial. 102.CAH, Vol. II-2, p. 286-88. 103.CAH, Vol. I-2, pp. 602, 655. For the "foul seed" see KS, pp. 331-33; for " ...
599. The Saturn Thesis (Part 3) [Journals] [Aeon]
... the warrior-hero running amok, only to be struck down by a heaven-shattering thunderbolt or other weapon, and, in a number of instances, emerging from the episode with a great scar on his cheek, his forehead, or his thigh. (Variations of the scarring motif include such mythological figures as the Hindu Indra, Greek Theseus, Blackfoot Indian "Scarface," and the Aztec Tlaloc.) Well, it struck me, when looking at a picture of Mars, that, even in a small photo, the continental-scale chasm on Mars, the Valles Marineris, looks like a giant scar. And I realized that any electrical discharge capable of carving out such a chasm would ...
600. High Energy from Space [Books] [de Grazia books]
... every 3 feet of uplift, Mt. Everest would be produced in 9 million years, by Shelton's estimate [29]. But if this 0.45 feet per century is the trailing effect of a negative exponential curve, Mt. Everest might have evolved in only several thousand years. Everest in 29,000 feet high; the Indian subcontinent rammed up into South Asia and in the collision the two bodies forced up the Himalayan mountains. Let us suppose that this impact, which is accepted widely now to explain the Himalayas, happened in the early Lunarian period of 11,000 years ago. If the collision were forceful enough to raise the land in the first year ...
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