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37 pages of results. 281. Man: The Past, The Present, and the Future [Books]
... , tribe, people, or nation believed to belong to the same stock or breed. These five races are the Caucasian or white race, the black, yellow, red, and Eskimo. There are also distinct subdivisions, such as Pygmies, Bushmen, etc. The careening globe theory may aid in identifying more clearly why these races ... which is not counterbalanced by the throw of the ice mass on the opposite side of the pole. It may start because changes in the isostatic balance of the earth-due to shifts of materials elsewhere on the globe-are of sufficient magnitude to throw the Pole of Figure destructively off-center. Normal changes of the isostatic balance of the earth occur slowly, due ...
282. Bookshelf [Journals] [SIS Review]
... relationship between structure and function of this protein to be investigated in detail. Most of these mutations are harmful, to a greater or lesser extent, causing accelerated breakdown of red blood cells and poorer transport of oxygen about the body; the best known example is Sickle Cell Disease. However, a side-effect can actually be beneficial, the increased ... years with no updating, the book is a classic pot-boiler in Sagan style. Most articles date from the fifties and include de Camp's inept forays into Velikovsky's work. EARTH'S SHIFTING CRUST by Charles Hapgood. Turnstone Press, which recently published Hapgood's Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings in the U.K ., have announced their intention to publish ...
283. Mitcham Replies [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... since I do not assume that a king of the Sealand ruled from Babylon city as a usurper over some unnamed BKL king. My alleged "Border Inscription" is a red herring. My note (8 ) refers to statements contained within texts by Hallo and Simpson and Oates. All they do is suggest that Gulkishar is the most likely ... from the conventional view." For the era under discussion here Dr. Courville does not attempt to define my deviations from conventional chronology. There is only one- a shift in the line of the Old Hittite kings- only slightly greater than that proposed by Dr. Courville himself. In fact, he too now accepts the degree of ...
284. Catastrophism and Evolution [Journals] [SIS Review]
... while the Earth's Moon is big enough to be considered a planet in its own right. Saturn, Uranus and Jupiter have ring systems; Jupiter has an enormous, unexplained red spot and emits radio signals. Uranus orbits the Sun on its side; Venus is extremely hot, has a dense atmosphere and rotates in the opposite direction to the ... Jurassic and Cretaceous Periods (Figure 2). The Cretaceous was remarkable for its mild climates, even in regions of high latitude, and when it ended there was a shift back to colder conditions and a sharp temperature gradient from equator to pole. Later there were more climatic changes, and ice ages occurred, as they had during the ...
285. Thoth Vol I, No. 25: November 3, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... facts and ideas for you to think about. Uranus and Neptune seem to form a pair, in size and appearance of their blue atmospheres - believed to be due to red light absorption in methane. They both have oddly offset magnetic fields which may have something to tell us about their different electrical nature. Neptune is the only planet to ... its dismemberment each of the components assumed their own cometary comas and tails. By analogy, the Earth may have later had its own glowing, cometary sheath, after the shift to the polar configuration, to add to the diffusion of light. Lightning activity on the Earth at that time would have been spectacular and dangerous. As I have ...
286. Thoth Vol I, No. 24: October 20, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... Pyxidis only needs to drain one part in 10 million of its companion's hydrogen (roughly the mass of our moon) to start an eruption. (The companion is a red dwarf, a small, cool, faint star.) This can be done in a mere 20 years or so, leading to the fascinating structure the Hubble telescope ... of the conquest of Mexico. To Velikovsky, the idea of former "world ages" or "suns" belonged to a collective memory of upheaval and world- changing shifts in the order of the solar system. The earth was disturbed in its rotation, its axis tilted, the path of its revolution around the sun changed, and ...
... In former days, That we heroes brave / Were thought to be. With spears sharp / Heroes we pierced, So the gore did run / And our swords grew red. Now we are come / To the house of the king, No one us pities. / Bond-women are we. Dirt eats our feet / Our limbs are ... not to deny that the Kings were expelled, but rather to point to a special set of firmly coined "figures of speech" derived from "large" changes or shifts (such as the onset of Kali Yuga) that could be, and were, applied to minor historical events. CHAPTER VI Amlodhi's Quern The stone which the builders ...
288. Thoth Vol I, No. 11: May 3, 1997 [Journals] [Thoth]
... /oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/Pictures.html- Press Release posted to the sci.astro (Usenet newsgroup): "Meteorite study shows glimpse of Red Planet's ancestry" March 18, 1997 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.- While the controversy continues over whether a Martian meteorite bears evidence of ancient life on Mars, a ... results, and universally recognized conventions. No doubt all of the definitions add something to our perception of science and religion. But notice that the definitions of words tend to shift over time. I looked up the word "religion" in a dictionary giving the Greek, Latin, or romantic European language roots. It seems that "religion ...
... 6) gives the names of three heroes who make a country sterile: Morgan Mwynvawr, Run, son of Beli, and Llew Llaw Gyffes, who turn the ground red. Nothing grew for a year, herb or plant, where they passed: Arthur was more rudvawr' than they. Where Arthur had passed, for seven years ... the letter and read the instructions therein. Whereupon he erased all the writing on the surface, substituted fresh characters, and so, changing the purport of the instructions, shifted his own doom upon his companions. Nor was he satisfied with removing from himself the sentence of death and passing the peril on to others, but added an entreaty ...
290. Ice Cores and Chronology [Journals] [SIS Review]
... events can be reasonably linked to the phenomena described in the Exodus - the nine days of darkness (from the dust cloud), the river of blood (from the red dust ?) , the great tidal wave with its reflex action (tsunami) that drew back to let the Israelites pass and the following surge that wiped out the ... heavy bulk density. The transmission of light through the ice is an excellent guide in seeing the annual boundaries and the stratigraphy can be seen by the unaided eye. Climate shifts can be determined from Oxygen 18 and 16 ratios and it is important to note that these shifts are recorded in the ice both in the Arctic and Antarctic. Winter ...
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