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37 pages of results. 131. The Cosmic Winter by Victor Clube and Bill Napier [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Hyades, they could have interpreted any camel reference as catastrophic, too! [65] One very weak inference is drawn from Plutarch's description of the newborn Typhon as having red and ass-like' skin. This they find an apt description of a dying comet [66]. Do comets redden with age? Is the comet ever seen at ... Clube and Napier must assume that the problem can be resolved. It is piquant that in one small respect Velikovsky is more orthodox than Clube and Napier: he considered polar shifts to be a major factor in the great glaciations. (See also [14], re Donnelly.) 8. B. Newgrosh: review of The Cosmic ...
132. KA [Books]
... Haemus in Thrace is spattered with the blood of Typhon as Zeus pursues and kills him. Horus cuts Apep, Ra's enemy, with a flint knife. The river ran red in Egypt at the time of the Exodus. Before we leave this short and incomplete account of cosmic myths, we may note that Ocean and Night were two of ... settle down to a new order, possibly helped by the appearance of a god or goddess from the sky, lowered by a crane (deus ex machina). Scene shifting and stage effects were employed in a Greek theatre. The ekkuklema was a device for rapidly removing scenery to reveal the interior of a house. There was a lightning ...
133. The Scenario of Exodus [Books] [de Grazia books]
... Evidently, from a kind of well-qualified expedition manager, Moses was quickly transformed by events into a charismatic leader. OPENING AND CLOSING THE WATERS "And the waters of the Red Sea divided, and not they alone, but all the water in heaven and on earth, in whatever vessel it was, in cisterns, in wells, in ... today and fails to show a bit of sky to the north; the map was probably copied from maps drawn before the Exodus [32]. Probably all Egyptian temples shifted several degrees north to catch the sun in a new position on the winter solstice following the Exodus [33]. In Upper Egypt, at 32 34'E/21 ...
134. A Comprehensive Theory on Aging, Gigantism and Longevity [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... diseases of compensation- aging. Another convincing factor involves our understanding of carbon dioxide tension and its effect on oxygen-greedy hemoglobin. Gollan asserts: The mechanism of oxygen transfer from red cells is of a different nature. Barcroft and King described the effect of temperature on the dissociation curve of hemoglobin, and they found what has been called the " ... an auroral pattern and descended somewhat gradually through the vortices of the radiation belt, that is, roughly falling over the magnetic polar areas. The radiation belt vortices may have shifted a little over a period of days, resulting in the various locations of today's specific ice nodes. The solar charging of the icy particles, and their geomagnetic redirection ...
135. When The Comet Fell Ch.11 (The Riddle of the Earth) [Books]
... sand in the rolling downs and hills discoverable in so many parts of Britain. It fell in varying forms in different localities, as might be expected, such as the red crag in Scandinavia and in Norfolk, followed immediately by the boulder clay. Flints, by constant collision, split into flakes (often supposed to have been flaked by ... gradually moved from the north to the south. It is even probable that Tahiti and her sister lands have continuously enjoyed a soft and delicious climate, for as the Pole shifted round further north, or north-west (for roughly delineated we may take the line as from Cape Horn to the Behring Straits) Lemuria has gradually declined towards the south ...
136. Mammoth Update: A Reply to Ellenberger (Forum) [Journals] [Kronos]
... .(22) It is to be hoped that Neuville's argument based on the sebaceous gland, by which Ellenberger and White set such store, will be seen for the red herring it is. Instead, greater importance ought to be attached to the statistical problems involved: out of an enormous mammoth population only about 50 frozen specimens are known ... , of the catastrophes described in Worlds in Collision This issue concerned Cardona writing in KRONOS I:4 , pp. 77-85,and was taken-up by John White in Pole Shift, pp.21-22, 131-133. The reliability of radiocarbon dating is certainly questionable. Typically, when a frozen mammoth is discovered, its initial "guesstimated" age ...
... black substance or dust fell from the sky. Extreme cold wave in Europe. On night of 13th persons frozen to death in Naples. (e ) February 21. Red substance fell with snow at Mildenhall, Cambs., England. Pigeons fed on it. (f ) March 10. Red and black dust fell in Sicily, ... for any length of time, for there cannot be any metrical figure, ellipse, parabola, or hyperbola to describe a moving body whose weight and accordingly gravity is continually shifting. Let us view this important matter a little more closely in order to understand exactly where it must leave us. Comets appear to approach the sun in one of ...
138. Velikovsky's Sources Volume Five [Books]
... hill there sat, and smote on his harp,/ Eggther the joyous, the giants' warder;/ Above him the cock in the bird wood. Fair and red did Fjalar stand./ 43. Then to the gods crowed Gollinkambi,/ He wakes the heroes in Othin's hall;/ And beneath the earth does another crow ... Now I am well aware that V is here talking about the positions "of the stars" rather than of the planets. (He is seeking to demonstrate a sudden shift in the pole star etc.) But since he refers to J.Bentley's book "A Historical View of Hindu Astronomy" (1825), p.76 ...
139. Fossil Deposits [Books] [de Grazia books]
... bed. Ideally, it should wipe out all identical blankets everywhere. A famous instance of ancient catastrophic fossilization was introduced by Hugh Miller in 1841 in regard to the Old Red Sandstone [10]: The River Bullhead, when attacked by an enemy, or immediately as it feels the hook in its jaws, erects its two spines at ... in every area of the globe where collective disaster is manifested among the plant and animal species, the geology of the areas usually confirms the biology: ooze and clay boundaries shift in the deposits of the ocean beds; organic layers are sandwiched between inorganic; ash is generally distributed on several levels of many marine and terrestrial sediments. Each level ...
140. SERVANT OF THE SUN GOD [Journals] [Aeon]
... . Child in the eye, little man, doll or mannikin in the eye, pupil of the eye, apple of the eye. God or hero born as a red head, or conceived or born from a red stone or red fruit. God or hero born as or from a drop or clot of blood. God or hero ... , tree, nose, phallus. Dancing god, hero, statue, mannikin, puppet, doll, automaton. Founder of sacred dance. Man or god whose forms shift from giant to dwarf. Hero or trickster who takes the form of an insect or other small creature to enter an inaccessible recess. God, hero or trickster who ...
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