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92 pages of results. 251. Ice Fields of the Earth [Books] [de Grazia books]
... off. Many "extinct" glacier forms exist, indicating that once there may have been much more cold and ice. That is, unless these "fossil" glaciers were pointed towards the sun in a global Earth tilt, and melted, or once were a part of a large crustal lateral avalanche that thrust whole areas away from the polar regions. Or unless exoterrestrial ice were dumped upon higher places and melted away from lower places. Heat is required in large amounts to raise water for the snow falls over glaciers as well as polar regions. Some say the heat required would be too great for the biosphere to tolerate unless the snow gathered by very slow increments; there ...
252. Thoth Vol III, No. 7: April 30, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... Whidbey.com- GRAVITY/ELECTRIC DISCUSSION By Bob Grubaugh, Dave Davis, and Wal Thornhill Bob Grubaugh starts with: Talbott, following Velikovsky, has produced a body of evidence that the Earth was once threatened by a near collision with the planet Venus, and he suggests that this terrifying experience was the result of the breakup of the polar configuration, his model of the ancient solar system. To investigate this "near miss" possibility by orbital dynamics, I have developed several analytical models of Earth and Venus orbiting the Sun in potentially conflicting or intersecting paths using Newtonian gravitational equations only. In one model I placed Venus and Earth in the same orbit at 1AU distance from ...
253. Reversals of the Earth? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... of the radial inertia and centrifugal forces, and the stresses within the shell would resist its deformation to fit the core permanently except at angles near to the N - S and S - N positions. The axis of the Earth as a whole would be slightly deflected causing a wobble. It is known that the energy required to deflect the polar axis is small compared with the rotational energy of the Earth, so it is necessary to check whether a tangential force is more likely to deflect the axis of the shell, rather than that of the Earth as a whole. The moment of inertia of a sphere, radius a, density w, about a diameter is given by ...
... . Hot air rises Therefore, how does one somehow get cooler air from the clouds down to heat the hotter surface? The answer is that the Hadley Cell does it, or so we are told. The Hadley Cell mechanism works in the following way. Sunlight heats the clouds which move away from the equatorial regions of Venus to the polar regions. Thus, in the polar regions the hot air moves down to the surface and the air there spreads around the planet. So far so good. However, there is one little problem with this scenario. For the Hadley Cell mechanism to work, the polar surface regions must be cooler than both the equatorial surface regions and ...
255. The Saturn Thesis (Part 3) [Journals] [Aeon]
... with remarkable ease. This second circle is that from which, in the usual representation, the streams of life radiate outward. But there are some interesting instances in which this circle is presented without the anomalous, smaller orb inside of it. Remember: in the Saturn theory model, the smallest sphere, Mars, descends to produce the polar column. An example of the central star without the smaller orb can be seen in the stele of Naram-Sin, conventionally dated to 2250 B.C . Beneath the sun wheel rises the cosmic mountain! In cases such as this all doubt is removed: What looks like a band in other representations, is actually a second orb. ...
256. Thoth Vol IV, No. 2: Jan 31, 2000 [Journals] [Thoth]
... pole. Cardona stresses that this information is not taken from a single story, but is expressed in hundreds of different ways in hundreds of different stories told over the world. Part III discussed the lithic bulge as a physical remnant of a recent, short-term force acting in the direction of Earth's north pole. Cardona presented mytho-historical evidence for a polar column at Earth's north pole and discussed the theoretical interpretations of several catastrophists. He expressed his personal preference of interpreting the polar column as a Rankine vortex. Part IV concludes this paper. CARDONA: THE ARCTIC CARNAGE Meanwhile, does not this scenario, involving a tornado of planetary proportions, raise even more demands? . . . we ...
257. Frank's Films Are Not Real Objects [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Are Not Real Objects Tue, 27 Jan 1998 103624 -0500 (EST) Geophysical Research Letters, 1997, Vol.24, No.24, pp.3109-3112. G. Parks, M. Brittnacher, L.J .Chen, R. Elsen, M. McCarthy, G. Germany & J. SpannDoes the UVI on polar detect cosmic snowballs? If 20 to 40 ton cosmic snowballs pelt Earth as claimed by Frank and Sigwarth [1997a], dark pixels will be produced in the 130.4 nm images of dayglow obtained by the Ultraviolet Imager (UVI) on the Polar spacecraft. Examination of the UVI images has revealed that dayglow images are indeed spotted ...
258. SIS Silver Jubilee Conference: Abstracts [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... the alignment-namely Saturn and Earth itself The roles which Venus and Mars played in the events I am about to relate in brief will have to await a future work. Full paper includes: (a ) Age of Darkness (b ) The Timeless Era (c ) The Beginning of Time (d ) The Saturnian Sun (e ) The Polar Station (f ) The Lithic Bulge (g ) The Axis Mundi (h ) The Whirling Column (i ) The Entwined Serpents (j ) The Watery Vortex (k ) The Flood from the North (l ) The Churning of the Oceans (m ) The Arctic Carnage (n ) The Onslaught of Ice (o ) ...
259. The Sacred Mountain [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... , threatened collision with the Earth- diverted only at the last minute by Mars. Various planets threatened the Earth on their way to settling down in their present movements. This catastrophism had its effect on man, the memory of which Velikovsky claims is held in collective amnesia and responsible for irrational human behavior and violence. I postulate that Saturn's Polar configuration also included a mountain that was worshiped as God, a concept which became the central organizing principle of social culture and civilization through the agency of mythology. The rationale for this conclusion is long and tortuous. With the demise of Saturn the mountain emitted the Moon, which was contained therein, and collapsed. This event became the ...
260. Aeon Volume I, Number 5: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... possess a superficial appeal, most fade quickly under closer inspection, the author claims. First installment in a two-part series. Page 5 Mother Goddess and Warrior-Hero First in a four-part series, by David Talbott. The author of The Saturn Myth outlines the archetypal roles of Venus and Mars in the catastrophic origin, transformation and eventual dissolution of the polar configuration. Page 38 The Poem of Erra Ev Cochrane examines the Akkadian poem to the famous war god and destroyer, uncovering numerous links to the planet Mars and the celestial column beneath the dwelling of the ancient sun god. Page 66 The Hermes Connection A look at some interesting symbols of the polar column, including the famous caduceous of ...
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