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177 pages of results. 711. Thoth Vol III, No. 13: Oct 15, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... slide presentation of The Electric Universe, that: "Interplanetary discharges are energetic enough to cause transmutation of elements. A common possibility is the production of sulphur from two atoms of oxygen. It seems a distinct possibility that the red colouration of the ice is due to the formation of elemental sulphur from oxygen in the ice." Jupiter's innermost moon Io is covered in sulphur by the same mechanism and it is still happening, unrecognised, under the gaze of the Galileo cameras. Wal Thornhill .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. BATTERY ACID CHEMICAL FOUND ON JUPITER'S MOON EUROPA Sulfuric acid- a corrosive chemical found on ...
712. Sagan On The Run [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... was any significant amount of recent footage; the pictures used in the presentation all seemed to this viewer to be twenty years old. COLLISIONS OF WORLDS Even in these pictures though, there were unmistakable evidences of catastrophes in the Martian past that are in serious need of detailed and factual explanation. As the scenes shifted from ground anomalies to the moons of Mars, the striations and cratered surfaces of these moons were seen to be the result of some terrible process that had its hand in shaping the mysterious planet below .. . a process Sagan called repeated attention to in a way that is unforgettable. This moon was nearly ripped apart', Sagan commented, showing a slide of ...
713. The Stationary Period of the Satellites [Books]
... this was now being drawn or forced up. Thus there was gradually built up at the terrestrial apex that great, peculiarly circumscribed, and highly elevated area of igneous rock: the Plateau of Abyssinia. For isostatic reasons, this great plateau also had a deep root. It was built up during the stationary period of the predecessor of our Moon, at the beginning of what is called in geology the Tertiary Age. Before that time this part of Africa was certainly not the impressive rocky eyrie that it is now. It may actually have been very flat'. The highlands of Abyssinia form a roughly lozenge-shaped area measuring about a thousand miles from north to south, and about ...
714. Making Sense of Astronomy and Geology by Dirk Bontes (Book Review). C&C Review 2002:1 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... and planets that orbit within the body of much larger, low density stars. A later chapter deduces a model for the magnetic fields of stars and planets, concluding that most extra-solar planets - and some black holes in supposedly binary systems - are illusions created by Zeeman Effect stars. Other chapters explain the physical and orbital characteristics of planets and moons; discuss galaxies, quasars, supernovae and planetary nebulae, and elucidate how they were formed; offer novel explanations for warped galactic discs, nascent solar systems, polar ring galaxies, and the structures of spiral galaxies; introduce a new redshift mechanism in which the wavelength of light lengthens as it moves away from its source, contrary to ...
715. Catastrophism and the Mammoths - I (Vox Populi) [Journals] [Kronos]
... tomb for verification of whether the Earth's axis had overturned in fact" and, further, that Velikovsky's discussion includes a description which "is completely opposite what the pictures appearing in Pogo's article exhibit". Regarding resonances, Cardona attempts to show that those among Jupiter's Galilean satellites could have formed quickly so that their existence is not inconsistent with the moons having been disrupted within the last several thousand years. For his case, Cardona relies largely upon the work of J. G. Hills and M. W. Ovenden as reported by R. W. Bass, with J. M. Bailey and T. C. Van Flandern used to a lesser extent. In the simplest ...
716. A New Introduction to Earth in Upheaval [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the awesome past of his mother Earth, ash of extraneous origin covering the ground under her water expanse, a ridge split by a deep canyon encompassing the oceans, bearing evidence of an enormous torque in the embrace of which the Earth shuddered, her poles repeatedly reversed, and also wandering; her little sister in this bi-planet system - the Moon - no more a lovable luminary to lighten our nights, but a site of an inferno, a ravished work, with no life left, millions of acres of destruction battered and molten and bubbled, a picture not new, but not realised in its meaning to Earth. Our glorious day luminary sends tongues of plasma to lick its ...
717. New Theses for the Reconstruction of Ancient History based upon the Recurrent Cyclic Pertubations of the Earth prior to 648 B.C. [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... . Hence, bringing down an absolute date (e .g . of Hammurabi) has to start with a close look at the inflated reign lengths of the kings who followed. The Theses 648 B.C .: The final catastrophe of the series. The falling fire and famine in Arabia at the time of Ashurbanipal. The "moon eclipse" of the Prince of Amurru causing an evil disturbance. The "omen" or "lack of omen" of Takelot II in his fifteenth year. The flood of Shoshenq III after possibly the same event in his fifteenth year. King Osorkon, Usermare Setepenamon Si-ese, also refers to a great flood. 701 B.C ...
718. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... to turn away from reductionism, only this time the ghost in the machine' is known as self-organising chaos' or emergent properties' of complex systems. It applies as equally to biology and evolution as it does to cosmology. Even the laws of physics are not immutable, but emerge with the complexity of the system. ASTRONOMY More Catastrophic Moons (New Scientist, 5.2 .05, p. 18 and 25.12.04/1 .1 .05, p. 16 ) It is not just our Moon which is now thought to have formed when the early Earth was impacted by another large body. Probably Pluto's moon Charon was formed in the same ...
719. Stress & Chaos Form Tallest Mountains [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... , 2001: St. Louis, Mo.- It takes a lot of stress, and a little chaos, to create some of the tallest mountains in our solar system. That is the theory proposed by earth and planetary scientists at Washington University in St. Louis studying mountain formation and volcanic activity on Io, one of Jupiter's many moons. The researchers analyzed images taken by the Galileo and Voyager spacecraft and found that Io's enigmatic mountains may be the combined result of heating, melting, and tilting of giant blocks of crust. The origin of Io's prodigious mountains has intrigued planetary scientists for over 20 years. Io, about the size of Earth's moon, is the most ...
720. Doomsday: The Science of Catastrophe by Fred Warshofsky [Journals] [Kronos]
... apparent disagreement between Warshofsky and Velikovsky are these: 1. That the solar "neutrino deficit" indicates that the Sun is already dying: p. 22. (The Velikovskian explanation of the deficit is that solar energy comes more from exogenous electrical influx than from endogenous atomic fusion.) 2. That, 3 billion years ago, the Moon was only 80,000 miles from the Earth and that the resultant tidal friction was sufficient to vaporize the Earth's oceans: pp. 140-141. (Quite apart from the intrinsic improbability of this scenario, the Velikovskian view is that our Moon, which is far too large to be an ordinary planetary satellite, was captured by the Earth ...
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