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92 pages of results. 341. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Thornhill covers an amazing range of phenomena from plasma physics to mythical symbols and presents convincing electrical explanations for observed astronomical phenomena which astrophysicists have ad hoc dabs at. Thornhill explains our Sun, surface scars on the Moon and Mars, evidence that Venus is a young planet and much more. He sets the scene for a plausible explanation of the Polar Configuration of mythologists Talbott et al and could well be leading the way into the science of the third millennium. Symbols of an Alien Sky by David Talbott This is a splendid opportunity for those readers who have been intrigued to know what the Saturn scenario, or Polar Configuration, is all about but have been unable to obtain a copy ...
342. Small Comets Are Real [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... that about 20 snow comets weighing 20 to 40 tons each disintegrate in the Earth's atmosphere every minute. The paper, which appears in the Jan. 1, 1999 issue of the American Geophysical Union's (AGU) Journal of Geophysical Research- Space Physics, uses an automated mathematical formula to filter out electronic instrument noise from data gathered by NASA's Polar satellite. The result, says Frank and his UI colleague John B. Sigwarth, is a "hands-off" analysis showing that "instrumental effects were not major contributors" to the images of atmospheric holes. Using the mathematical formula, the two researchers found that the atmospheric holes photographed by the Polar satellite cameras: Increase in number when ...
343. How Stable Is the Solar System? [Journals] [Pensee]
... in Collision it is suggested that at least some of the earth's oil deposits are the result of a recent earth-comet collision.(25) Comets are no longer regarded as insubstantial bodies which would cause no harm in case of collision. Whipple has suggested that Pluto was once a comet. In the past the Earth's magnetic field has reversed its polarity a number of times. The geological data for this fact was referred to by Velikovsky in Worlds in Collision (1950) and Earth in Upheaval (1955). He suggested that the cause of this phenomenon was an interplanetary discharge. By 1971 physicists Durrani and Khan(26) had similarly suggested as a cause of magnetic reversal an ...
344. Thoth Vol I, No. 17: June 30, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... body has a proportion of its moment of inertia attributable to the charge. Change the charge and you change the moment of inertia. The body speeds up or slows down accordingly. 3. I, and others, have argued that mechanism (2 ) applies to the Earth and explains (1 ) best. 4. If Sansbury's electrostatic polarization model of gravity is correct, a change in the electrostatic charge on the Earth's surface will affect the Earth's gravity directly and should show a sudden change followed by an asymptotic return to its former value as the charge leaks away. It may be that the change in G is down in the noise of the experimental determinations. Certainly, ...
345. Obituary: Allan Beggs [Journals] [SIS Review]
... It was in this medium that many were exposed to Allan. His enthusiasm knew no bounds when he took on an idea. His research into Aboriginal Rock Art motifs and their catastrophist implications was impeccable. Had he continued with this research he could have added much to our understanding of the past. He then became enamoured of the Saturn or Polar Configuration, preaching its strengths to anyone and everyone. His latest obsession saw him arguing for the acceptance of the work of Fomenko. Few were prepared to embrace this concept and that reticence caused Allan to argue his obsession most forcefully. Farewell Allan, the debate and the search for truth is over for you. Eric Aitchison Always more ...
... of the western half of Europe from Mecklenburg to beyond the Pyrenees, these moraine deposits are found to exist often in scattered masses. This gigantic ice-field was assumed to have varied from three miles in height at the Poles to about one mile towards the southern limits. On this theory the Scandinavian and British lands possessed a climate at least as polar as Greenland today, and yet there are certain considerable areas which apparently miraculously escaped this ice-cap, for there are no signs of moraine. It was the case in parts of the south and west of Britain and Ireland, and similarly in Scandinavia. Denmark escaped the moraine also, for Professors Haakon Shetelig and Hjalmar Falk say: " ...
347. Did Cosmic Impact Hit Early Chinese? [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... the age of the ancient man in Baise, Guangxi, China. According to current understanding, tektites were formed by the impact of falling asteroids or comets on the earth's surface. The dating shows that a big impact occurred on the earth 0.732 Ma ago. The coincidence of the age of the tektites with the age of geomagnetic polarity reversal (similar to 0.73 Ma) from the Matuyama Epoch to the Brunhes Epoch proposes a plausible explanation that the possible cause of the geomagnetic polarity reversal is due to the big impact of space objects falling onto the earth. Copyright 1998, Institute for Scientific Information Inc. ...
348. Friday Evening Discussion [Journals] [SIS Review]
... mass of a planet changes according to the amount of electrical charge removed from or dumped on to it. If that happens in the shish kebab' arrangement, with obvious charge exchange going on, then the bodies would actually move towards or away from one another. Ev Cochrane says Mars oscillated between Venus and Earth - up and down the Polar Column. In the EU model, every time Mars was close to Venus, charge would be dumped on to Mars which would change its mass, then Mars would move down closer to the Earth and dump charge on to the Earth and move back up the column again. What we need in the arena of astronomy is electrical engineers ...
349. Ra as Saturn [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... impressed upon Dhruva that the abode in which he placed him had formerly been his. "This abode," Vishnu is reported as having said, "is MINE, the greatest, the steady splendid abode."(61) It was thus the belief of the Hindus, as it was of many other ancient nations, that the polar station had belonged to Saturn BEFORE it passed on to the Pole Star. The polar positioning of Saturn, as it is found described in myth, has not gone unnoticed by mythologists. But, again, because this makes for an impossible situation in today's sky, it was not accepted as a factual statement by the ancients. Thus ...
350. Child of Saturn (Part VI) [Journals] [Kronos]
... sky, with planetary orb as radiant head, the "midnight" position of its encircling ring(s ) -in-crescent as uplifted arms, and the Axis as its skirt-encased body.(10) To those primitive humans who first sighted this appalling phantasm, it seemed as if a towering being of light had stationed itself permanently in the polar sector of heaven with its invisible feet planted firmly beyond Earth's northern horizon. No earthly description will ever do this apparition justice. We, who did not see it, will never be able to fully appreciate the impact it must have had on the primitive psyche. Were it to reappear in modern skies, we would now view it ...
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