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62 pages of results. 441. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... in Nanedi Vallis indicates that there had to be a steady source of flowing water upstream. Notably, no one is considering the possibility of anything other than water as the causative agent for these valleys and channels. Geology New York Times 9.3 .99, 25.5 .99, 28.5 .99 The first 3-dimensional map of Mars shows that the northern hemisphere is on average three miles lower than the south, which bears the biggest known crater in the Solar System. Canyon walls appear to show signs of layering, which is taken to be the result of lava flows from frequent volcanic eruptions billions of years ago when volcanic gases would have built a denser ...
442. Thoth Vol II, No. 8: May 15, 1998 [Journals] [Thoth]
... crucial themes of myth- themes found on every continent, but pointing to an alien sky. As one begins to see the past differently, recent space age discoveries will take on a new significance. Our probes of other planets, such as the Mariner explorations of Mars, the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn, and more recently the Magellan mapping of Venus, the Galileo probe of Jupiter, and the Mars Surveyor have produced many stunning images of the planets and their moons, together with undeniable evidence of large-scale catastrophe within the planetary system. Taken as a whole, these stark profiles of our neighbors challenge traditional theories claiming slow and uneventful planetary evolution. Moreover, a new possibility ...
443. The Cautious Revolutionary [Journals] [SIS Review]
... for the recognition that such philosophies, however hidden and unarticulated, constrain all our thought. The dialectical laws express an ideology quite openly; our Western preference for gradualism does the same thing more subtly." [7 ] Nevertheless, he and Eldredge conclude one of their papers, "We do believe that the punctuational metaphysic may prove to map tempos of change in our world better and more often than any of its competitors - if only because systems in steady state are not only common but also so highly resistant to change. We believe that the punctuational view will become important to evolutionary biology at levels both lower and higher than the events of speciation covered in our model of ...
444. Scientists, Journalists and Editors as Suppressors (Part II) [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... there is no reason why this should be so. Emmet Sweeney of Derry City, Ireland, has produced the finest defense and advance on Velikovsky's entire ancient history reconstruction published, offering the first convincing rebuttal, so far, to the revisionists who rejected Velikovsky's separation of the 18th and 19th dynasties of Egypt. The Magellan probe's first year of mapping and monitoring Venus provides unprecedented detail on a volcanic, seismically active Hell-world whose conditions were predicted in advance by Velikovsky alone in uncannily precise detail. The British revisionists in ancient history and the followers of Napier-Clube who have nothing to say about Venus are blind to all this. [Not] only do the revisionists in both ancient history and ...
445. The Greek Colonisation Movement - When and Why? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... 17 = Syris 2 = Acragas 10 = Zancle 18 = Metapontum 3 = Gela 11 = Mylae 19 = Tarentum 4 = Pantalica 12 = Rhegium 20 = Pythecussae 5 = Finocchito 13 = Locri 21 = Cumae 6 = Syracuse 14 = Caulonia 22 = Santa Maria 7 = Thapsos 15 = Croton 23 = Carthage 8 = Catana 16 = Sybaris Map of the western Greek colonies (D . Rohl) The identity of the early colonisers according to ancient written sources The above version of events is in almost complete agreement with the ancient writers themselves, as the following selected extracts indicate: Strabo on the founding of Croton (Italy) and Syracuse (Sicily): ". .. ...
446. Introgenesis (Immanuel Velikovsky's Jewish Science) [Books]
... We must admit that, as important as the three themes of faith, father, and Freud were in predisposing Velikovsky to develop certain characteristic ways of thinking, they fail to explain entirely the content of his whole thought. The wells of individual creativity remain unplumbed, although the sources of inspiration and the paths to the well itself are well mapped. AMERICAN EXODUS In December 16, 1937, Simon Velikovsky died. Despite the intellectual gifts and forceful personality his son had displayed on numerous occasions, Immanuel Velikovsky, already in his early forties, had accomplished little. That same year, Sigmund Freud began publishing in serial form what would be his final book, Moses and Monotheism. ...
447. Quantavolution and Solaria Binaria [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... hullabaloo, a leading French scientist will visit colleagues in Germany at the Ries crater; he will change his mind, and initiate 27 years of research and persuading other scientists that they are dealing with an exoterrestrial meteoritic phenomenon . In 1994 a conference called specially for the purpose, gives its blessing to the site, and in 1995 a geological map of the area is produced. The earlier tale of the discovery of the catastrophic origin of the horrendous scablands of Washington State by Professor J. H. Bretz, and the acceptance of his findings, took several decades. Similar stories can be told about an increasing number of places around the world. Old volcanoes are turning into meteor ...
448. A Survey of Archaeological Evidence for a Revised Chronology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... were a few sherds of a painted ware, which he called Edomite pottery but which is now distinguished from other pottery of that name. It is now referred to as Midianite' or Qurayya' painted ware, after the site of Qurayya in NW Arabia where it was discovered in some quantity in 1968 [16]. Figure 1 Sketch map of the southern Arabah, showing the Timna copper mining area and Tell el-Kheleifeh Figure 2 Qurayya painted ware from Tell el-Kheleifeh (a ) and Timna (b , c). [( a ): Bimson; (b ), (c ): Bimson after Rothenberg: Timna: Valley of the Biblical Copper Mines, Thames & ...
449. The Cairns Of Kintraw [Journals] [Kronos]
... for that very reason, Thom chose to ignore it. I think in this instance it will be well for us to follow his example. Fig 6. Photogrammetric contour plan of the Kintraw site after MacKie. But what of MacKie's own excavations? What did they reveal? First of all, MacKie's reconnaissance provides us with a more accurate map, a photogrammetric contour plan, of the site (Fig. 6), and here we notice that Thom's third revised plan of the alignment is now re-revised for the fourth time.(31) The alignment from the "platform" no longer runs through the twelve foot menhir but, as can be seen in our facsimile of ...
450. Metamorphic Evolution [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... , sometimes in another chromosome, and perhaps inverted, as well. They fervently felt that these `rearrangements' were sufficient to account for evolution. Meanwhile, their rivals, who by now had huge populations of fruit flies which they were subjecting to stress from heat, chemicals, and anything else they could think of, were beginning to map on the chromosomes the actual positions of some of the mutated genes. "The naive belief of both parties that genetics alone could account for evolutionary change was based on a grossly over-simplified notion of the nature of the genome and genetic mechanism. For long it was believed that the genes were strung together `like a string of beads' ...
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