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177 pages of results. 731. The Enigma of Tiahuanaco (Built Before the Flood) [Books]
... great prehistoric city as it is possible to sound across a chasm of time which may be hundreds of thousands of years wide.2 There is one other derivation, which is too peculiar not to be mentioned. The Quichua words Tiya-huanuk mean failing light', and are said to refer to the worship of the god Ka-AtaKilla, the Decaying Moon', to whom human sacrifices were offered to save him from death. In the light of our Theory of the disintegration of satellites this explanation of Tiahuanaco as the City of the time of the doomed Satellite' would be very significant.3 The ruin-field of Tiahuanaco has at all times been a problem to the investigator. It was ...
732. S.I.S. Workshop Volume 6 Number 1 May 1985: Contents [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Questions and Answers on the Chronology 18 MONITOR : * Venus's Embarrassing Heat * Dating Thera Eruption * Magnetism in Cosmos * Saturn's Thin Rings * Collective Amnesia, 1950's Style * Sheldrake Supported * Dry Bones that should have been Wet * Weeping Goddess * Evidence for Asteroid Impact?* Catastrophic Geology Today * Flight - A Double Miracle? * Lunar Moons and Magnetism * Strange Life * 2300 BC Axis Tilt? * Environmentally Induced Variation * Forrest's Sauces * Silver Trade in Amarna Period * End of Ugarit * Tunguska Event * Origins of Oil * How Much Did they Know? * No Variation in G * Triton - A Very Odd Moon * Decay of Earth's Magnetic Field? * Pyramid ...
733. Requirements For The Convection Cell [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... , but were later abandoned because the enormous additional source of heat from the decay of radioactive elements (discovered by Becquerel in 1896) contained in the rocks of Earth had not been taken into account. But, conversely, they do suggest that, if radioactivity had not existed, the Earth would be as cold and as dead as the Moon for over 400 billion years. Like the Moon, some of this heat remains, but if any of it reaches the outer layers of the Earth, the amount is considered to be relatively small. It is unnecessary here to go into details of the Plate Tectonic Theory; so much has been written on the subject, that it ...
734. March 23rd, Part 2 Mars Ch.2 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... was observed about the time of the vernal equinox.2 In the book of Edouard Biot, Catalogue général des étoiles filantes et des autres météores observés en Chine après le VIIe siècle avant J.C ., 3 the register begins with this statement: "The year 687 B.C ., in the summer, in the fourth moon, in the day sin mao (23rd of March) during the night, the fixed stars did not appear, though the night was clear [cloudless]. In the middle of the night stars fell like a rain." The date, 23rd of March, is Biot's calculation. The statement is based on old Chinese sources ...
... ways of science in the Velikovsky affair were obscured in a fog of sociological explanation`. During the question and answer session after Storer's talk the resistance of scientists to new ideas was mentioned. Dr. Mulholland, another symposium participant, responded with two examples which he claimed demonstrated that scientists readily accept unexpected new concepts: Mass concentrations on the Moon; and the internal heat of the Moon. Velikovsky then asked Mulholland if he knew who happened to have been the first to claim that the Moon had internal heat and if there is an explanation for the mass concentrations other than encounters of the Moon and other celestial bodies. Velikovsky also asked Mulholland if he considered these two observations to ...
736. Thoth Vol I, No. 16: June 15, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... electronic newsletter THOTH, published approximately every week to ten days. Wallace Thornhill is a physicist and a computer systems engineer, whose papers on the youthful Venus, the origin of chondritic meteorites, and the electrical character of the solar system have gained much recent attention in catastrophist circles. His most recent work has focused on sinuous rilles of the Moon, Venus, Mars, the Moons of Mars, and the moons of the gas giants. He has shown these rilles to be the scars from massive electrical dischargesÐa finding that could well produce one of the great scientific controversies of this century. Talbott and Thornhill are now collaborating on a book, GOLDEN DAWN, COSMIC NIGHT, an ...
737. Maya Cosmos: A Saturnian Interpretation [Journals] [Aeon]
... gorgeous bird, who brightened a dark world with his beauty. He was wealth incarnate- his eyes were bright with silver and jade, his teeth were blue with beautiful stones, and his nose glistened like a brilliant mirror. But he was boastful and prideful. Lost in his arrogance, he proclaimed himself to be the sun and the moon." [28] Itzam-Yeh = Seven-Macaw Itzam-Yeh landing in the World Tree. (NOTE: The tree in the image is a ceiba.) Offended by this boast and to save the Maya from this " false sun," the Hero Twins decided to put Seven-Macaw in his place. One day, as Seven-Macaw swooped down to ...
738. The Prophecy In Paleontology [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... creation of the world has been explained as a myth. Robert Graves maintained that the creation on each day was related to the god honored traditionally on that day. Hence light was said to have been created on the first day because Sunday was holy to the sun god; the sea on the second day because Monday was holy to the Moon goddess; the dry land on Tuesday as ruled by Mars; the heavenly bodies and the seasons on Wednesday as ruled by Mercury, the god of astronomy; the sea-beasts and birds on Thursday as ruled by Jupiter, and man and woman on Friday as ruled by Venus, the goddess of love, with rest coming on the final ...
739. Celestial Rings [Journals] [Aeon]
... "planetrings." Concerning the circularization of Venus' orbit: Here I must refrain from any assumption about the age of Venus. If Occam's razor were to cut history to size, the simplest scenario would have Venus born during the same set of disruptions that led to the formation of solar and planetary rings. The missing names of Jupiter's moons are, in numerical order: Amalthea, Himalia, Lysithea, Pasiphaea, Sinope, Elara, Carme, and Ananke. Rather than attributing the omission of the moons to typographical error, as Wescott does, the long data chain from computer to published article suggests that digital failure is the real culprit. The significance of planetary billiards does ...
740. From Myth to a Physical Model [Journals] [Aeon]
... gradually I could see distinctive patterns that simply couldn't be explained away. The more you become aware of these patterns, the more confident you become that something incredible happened, and it is simply not useful to interpret the patterns through conventional references. Let's not forget that every previous attempt to interpret and explain myth by reference to the Sun, Moon, stars or planets today has lasted only as long as it took the critics to set pen to paper. I offer here some general observations on the character of world mythology, noting a few of the "anomalous" facts one must confront in seeking an explanation of myth as a whole. 1. No recurring mythical theme is ...
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