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177 pages of results. 311. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... has been assumed that ostriches and other flightless birds evolved from the main bird line by a secondary loss of flight adaptations. Certain characteristics do indicate that this is so, but on ankle bone evidence it would seem that their flying ancestors were on a different line of evolution from any dinosaur forebear to that of the present-day flying birds. Lunar Moons and Magnetism sources: NATURE 304, pp.589-96; NEW SCIENTIST 8.9 .83, p.684 We have reported the theory of Keith Runcorn of Newcastle University that the remanent magnetism of the Moon was generated by the dynamo method (WORKSHOP 5:1 , p.35) and found it unconvincing. The Moon ...
312. Epilogue [Books] [de Grazia books]
... From: The Lately Tortured Earth, by Alfred De Grazia Home | Issue Contents Epilogue This book will conclude without a chapter given over to the explosion of the Moon from Earth. In Chaos and Creation and Solaria Binaria lunagenesis is treated more directly, whereas here we have mentioned at many points its relevance to geological processes. Lunagenesis was the paramount holospheric event. No major geological process can be understood without a theory of the origins of the Pacific Basin. The reader can, if so minded, judge the plausibility and the consistency of the theory by tracing it with the help of the Index. Geology has not been able fully to confront lunar fission because of its notions ...
313. Electromagnetic-Gravitational Coupling Phenomena in the Saturn Ring System [Journals] [Kronos]
... E. Brandt and Michael Simon Bodner I. INTRODUCTION The Voyager I encounter with Saturn provided space scientists with more data about the gas giant than that which was known for three hundred years.(1 ) Before the Voyager I mission, two main theories dominated scientific thought concerning the origin of the ring system. One theory held that a moon or other small body wandered too near to Saturn's surface, causing it to be ripped apart by tidal forces. This material consolidated into a large thin disk having bands and gaps. Four distinct bands were observed to exist: A, B, C, and D (in order of decreasing distance from Saturn). The largest gap ...
314. San Francisco, February 25, 1974 [Journals] [Pensee]
... the panel has been set up- it's not rigged- it's an occasion for the public to watch a scientific debate. The next comment concerned the resistance of scientists to new ideas. Professor Mulholland approached the platform to say, "I think two examples [of ready acceptance of new ideas by scientists] are the discovery of mass concentrations on the moon and the internal heat. We have moved from the discussions of .. . the evolution of the moon into a state of .. . excitement that has totally rejuvenated the entire subject." Velikovsky, a few moments later, had an opportunity to challenge this: I would like to ask Professor Mulholland whether he knows who was ...
315. The Methodology of Patten's Martian Scenario [Journals] [Aeon]
... while also offering the opinion that, in an earlier age, the same Baal had been a name for Jupiter and, earlier still, even a name for Saturn. (26) To Patten, of course, Baal was Mars. Seeing as Baal has also been identified by conventional mythologists as both the Sun (27) and the Moon, (28) it can safely be said that, with the exception of the planet Mercury, this god has been identified as every member of the Solar System visible to the naked eye. Early in the pages of his 1973 opus, Patten promised that he would "later" be showing that "Mars is Baal." ...
316. The Loss of Paradise and the Fall, of Man [Books]
... Home | Contents In the Beginning: God XI The Loss of Paradise and the Fall, of Man The only great and powerful cosmic force imaginable as capable of acting on our planet is that wielded by a satellite. But the myth of the loss of Paradise does not describe the cataclysm wrought by the breakdown of the predecessor of our present Moon. It pictures quite another occurrence, one that is infinitely less remote than the one which caused the Deluge and resulted in a New Creation'. In the asatellitic age, after the breakdown of the former companion of our planet, all life recuperated and the Earth became replenished again. The ice-age broke down quickly, the depleted atmosphere ...
317. Lunar Acquisition [Journals] [Kronos]
... the official word had not spread to all the scientific community nor, specifically, to all who are allowed to publish astronomy related papers, since some recent publications describe the same type of events which King disavowed. In 1970, S. F. Singer published in Science 170, p. 438, an article titled "Where Was the Moon Formed?" He mentioned some of the Properties discovered about lunar rocks and a previously published opinion about how these properties might have occurred. Singer then made some calculations relating to the accretion process for material in Earth orbit and for material accreting elsewhere and later being captured as one body by the Earth. He stated that "the conclusion ...
318. ADS Abstracts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... , in American Astronomical Society, DDA meeting #32, #08.08 The problem of Saturn's massive and youthful rings is well-know: Saturn's ring system (especially its A ring) could not survive for longer 100 millions years. This implies that the rings seem to have resulted from a very unlikely event, perhaps the destruction of a moon impact cometary or tidal disruption of a large comet passing within Saturn's Roche radius. I present another scenario of formation and evolution rings in the light of the dynamics of Prometheus-Pandora, Saturn's inner satellite pair. These moons have resonances with the rings, pull angular momentum out of the rings and therefore evolve outward. This effect is particulary rapid ...
319. Velikovskian Catastrophes in the Revelation of St. John [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... clouds of dust, shifts of the earth's axis, earthquakes, rising mountains, and so on, will find familiar words in some passages of Revelation we will discuss: And I beheld when he had opened the sixth seal, and lo, there was a great earthquake; and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became as blood; and the stars of heaven fell unto the earth, even as a fig tree casts her untimely figs, when she is shaken of a mighty wind. And the heaven departed as a scroll when it is rolled together; and every mountain and island were moved out of their places.[Revelation 6:12-14 ...
... as a liar and a vain chatterer, is not interested in the prospect, so Vainamoinen, ancient of days and wise among the wise, has recourse to an unworthy trick. He lures the smith with a story of a tall pine, which, he says, is growing Near where Osmo's field is bordered. On the crown the moon is shining, In the boughs the Bear is resting. Ilmarinen does not believe him; they both go there, to the edge of Osmo's field, Then the smith his steps arrested, In amazement at the pine-tree, With the Great Bear in the branches, And the moon upon its summit. Ilmarinen promptly climbs up the tree ...
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