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181 pages of results. 881. The Theory Of Continental Drift [Books]
... changes observed in geological times. In this chapter, we will show that a slip' of the Earth's crust under meteoritic impact was possibly one of the most important factors. Before studying this phenomenon it will be necessary to remind the reader of some prevailing theories which have dealt with the movements of the Earth's crust and also some notions of physics. These considerations, although they will not be new to many readers, will nevertheless create the right atmosphere and help them to arrive smoothly at the important conclusions which will be drawn. I The Theory Of Continental Drift As long ago as 1859, the French geologist Snider-Pelligrini1 suggested, after studying analogies between the floras faunas of the different ...
882. Biblical Archaeologist [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Web site of Biblical Archaeologist magazine, (a publication of the American Schools of Oriental Research, ISSN 0006-0895), published quarterly (March, June, September, December). Annual subscription rates is $35 for individuals and $45 for institutions. There is a special annual rate of $28 for students, those over 65, physically challenged, or unemployed. Biblical Archaeologist is also available as part of the benefits of some ASOR membership categories. Postage for Canadian and other international addresses is an additional $5 . Payments should be sent to ASOR Membership/Subscriber Services, P.O . Box 15399, Atlanta, GA 30333-0399. USA Tel: 404-727.2345 ...
883. The Book Case [Journals] [Kronos]
... From: Kronos Vol. I No. 4 (Winter 1976) Home | Issue Contents The Book Case KRONOS wishes to draw reader attention to the following books which should prove of special interest: Publication Announcement THE MORALITY OF NUCLEAR PLANNING-?? By H. C. Dudley Professor of Radiation Physics University of Illinois Medical Center Chicago A blunt, timely analysis of the dangers which are inherent in the present methods of projecting limits of nuclear safety. This volume is based on the data which have become available during the Information Explosion 1950- 1975. So much of the newer material is being ignored. Addressed to the layman, as well as to the professional scientist, ...
884. The Hurricane, Part 1 Venus Ch.3 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... did annihilate many species of animals. The face of the earth changed, mountains collapsed, other mountains grew and rose over the onrushing cataract of water driven from oceanic spaces, numberless rivers lost their beds, and a wild tornado moved through the debris descending from the sky. The end of the world age was caused by Hurakan, the physical agent that brought darkness and swept away houses and trees and even rocks and mounds of earth. From this name is derived ,, hurricane," the word we use for a strong wind. Hurakan destroyed the major part of the human race. In the darkness swept by wind, resinous stuff fell from the sky and participated with ...
885. A paradigm's worth of difference? [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 1998:2 (Dec 1998) Home | Issue Contents A paradigm's worth of difference?6 May 1998 S.L . Smith and F.B . Harrold: A paradigm's worth of difference? Understanding the impasse over modern human origins. Yearbook of Physical Anthropology, 1997, Vol.40, pp.113-138. University of Texas, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, Arlington, TX 76019. USA. The modern human origins debate within paleoanthropology has become polarized between two dominant models, Recent African Origin (RAO) and Multiregional Evolution (MRE). The debate has persisted and shows no sign of resolution despite the incorporation of new data ...
886. On The Origin Of Tektites [Journals] [Kronos]
... in no way could it be said that the few and scattered manned landings on the Moon had "dispelled" such an origin for tektites. When I wrote my 1975 article, I was unaware of the existence of a paper, "Tektite Glass in Apollo 12 Sample," written by John A. O'Keefe of the Laboratory for Space Physics, Goddard Space Flight Center, which appeared in the June 5, 1970 issue of Science. In that article, O'Keefe analyzed the comparison of one of the lunar rocks (sample # 12013), returned by the team of Apollo 12, with javanites (tektites from Java) and other terrestrial rocks. The result of this analysis ...
887. Evenings With Einstein. File III (Stargazers and Gravediggers) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Stargazers]
... was a lonely man. Not once and not twice he called me to follow his example and be content in isolation. "Don't you feel fine being alone? I feel unconcerned being alone." The fact was that most physicists of the younger generation, including those connected with the Institute for Advanced Study, opposed his later stand in physics that conflicted with the quantum theory, which requires the principle of chance or indeterminacy in natural events. On one occasion I answered to his monition: "Yes, there are two heretics in Princeton. Only one is glorified; the other, vilified." His theory increased immensely the regard the general public has for science: If ...
888. More Than A Fan Letter. File II (Stargazers and Gravediggers) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Stargazers]
... in the Special Collections at the Butler Library of Columbia University may serve as an example. He began his letter of January 18, 1952, by saying: I am not a physicist, nor a geologist or astronomer, but as a historian have been interested in these fields for several decades. I well remember when the Nobel Prize for Physics was awarded to Roentgen [in 1901]. At that time ions and electrons and radium emanation were still vague mysteries, not found in textbooks. .. . Then he proceeded: You have written not only a fascinating book but have supported your contentions and conclusions by strong and indisputable proofs, the almost unanimous rejection and ridicule on ...
889. Altering the Solar System - Reorbiting Venus [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... dance with the Moon, etc. -Mike From: Ian Tresman, ian@knowledge.co.uk Date: Mon, 10 Jul 1995 21:43:10 GMT Doesn't Uranus have two satellite in nearly the same orbit: as one catches up with the other, they swap orbits From: Emory F. Bunn, ted@physics2.berkeley.edu Date: 11 Jul 1995 02:00:08 GMT Surely not. That's not a possible orbital configuration for a pair of moons. From: Jorn Wilms, wilms@jilaul.Colorado.EDU Date: Tue, 11 Jul 1995 09:22:01-0600 Well, it is a possible orbital configuration, ...
890. Notices [Journals] [Kronos]
... ) Home | Issue Contents Notices The texts of the lectures presented at the symposium- Velikovsky and Cultural Amnesia- held at the Univ. of Lethbridge, Alberta, in May of 1974 are about to be published. For further information, readers are encouraged to write to Dr. Earl R. Milton, c/o Dept. of Physics, Univ. of Lethbridge; Lethbridge, Alberta- CANADA. THE SOCIETY FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (formerly the Interdisciplinary Study Group) has just issued its Newsletter No. 4. Articles include "Megalithic Astronomy" by Euan MacKie; "Electricity in Astronomy" by Eric Crew; "Manna as a Confection" by M. G. ...
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