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37 pages of results. 341. The Importance of Outsiders in Science [Journals] [SIS Review]
... to the eye he achieved magnifying power of up to 300 times. At 35 he confirmed the discovery of capillary systems, at 42 he gave the first accurate description of red blood corpuscles. He opposed the then prevalent theory of spontaneous generation, showing that granary weevils, fleas and mussels are not created from wheat grains and sand but are ... a goddess. So here is another. Yes, it's Hedy Lamarr, the actress! The ex-wife of an armaments dealer, she conceived of the idea for the frequency shifting method which is now an integral part of torpedo- and missile-guidance systems and of course the same technology is used in digital phones. She holds the joint patent with ...
342. The Tomb Of King Ahiram. Ch. 3. (Ramses II and his Time) [Velikovsky]
... Leipzig, 1911). The Tomb of Ahiram In a preceding section I had occasion to discuss the question; Did Ramses II build the canal connecting the Mediterranean with the Red Sea, as the Egyptian sources state, or was it Necho (Necos) who started this work, as Herodotus says? Again, was it Seti-Ptah-Maat, the ... Hebrew letters yet discovered.2 "No scholar doubts now that the alphabet was created at least in the first half of the second millennium."3 The date is shifted back a few more centuries because the inscriptions of Ahiram show a developed stage of an alphabet and also because a few sherds with a small number of archaic characters of ...
343. Pygmalion, Prince of Tyre, and the el-Amarna Correspondence [Journals] [Kronos]
... personal name, indicating some Nikodemos or perhaps Nikomedes, a chief or tyrant forgotten in Ionian sea lore.(47) We know of no western port renowned for its red wool dye, having a king with a name like Nikdime, which fits the description by Shalmaneser better than Ugarit. He apparently invaded the Canaanite country at the head ... an outside possibility that the sardonic Greeks may have actually followed a standard linguistic practice if, in fact, they did convert Abimilki into Pygmalion. The variation of consonants and shifting of vowels was one of the most prominent features of all languages employed in the general area known to the Greeks as Phoenicia (i .e ., the Canaan ...
344. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... & C Review IX (1987), pp.24-33,44. His concern, however, regarding the radiometric dating of catastrophic events in the Holocene is largely a red herring. This follows from the fact that such events would have registered by depositing various debris than can be recovered from ocean and lake bottoms and the polar ice caps ... such mysterious ways, by all accounts. In 1953, writing to Prof. Charles Hapgood, Einstein said (in translation): "One can hardly doubt that significant shifts of the crust of the Earth have taken place repeatedly and within a short time." That, I remind you, was at a time when physicists and geologists ...
345. Conditioning, Coping, and Concepts [Journals] [Kronos]
... composed of fearful and terrible materials in order to afford men in conflict the proper catharsis. Even the fairy tales in Christian societies carry this theme forward with the horrors of Red Riding Hood, Hansel and Gretel, etc. This background is important in order to understand the fundamental ideas to which people of our culture have been subjected since birth ... which the theory rested. Bruno made the full deduction and rendered a cosmological model that was divested of human psychological habits. In our own time, Einstein made a Copernican-like shift in Ms recognition of an observer. His observer was anathematized by the physical disciplines and became a space-time co-ordinate. As Bruno reformed deductive inference in the sixteenth century, ...
346. As Worlds Collide [Journals] [Kronos]
... rain. Rose-coloured volcanic pumice found on the Island of Santorin contains iron oxides; such material, pulverized and made airborne, could precipitate with a fall of rain colouring it red. Even without rotational stasis, gigantic seismically generated sea waves (tsunami) have been produced. One such occurred on 10 November 1929 (Grand Banks).( ... sheet might have melted as recently as the year -2000. The last ice sheet was centered south of Thule, Greenland (North latitude 75 , East longitude 290 ). Shifting of the geographic pole, suddenly, from near Thule to its present location, would convert the climate of Siberia in an instant from warm to cold.(28 ...
347. Three Views of Heinsohn's Chronology [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... into northern Syria and waged a protracted war against the Chaldaeans, but he also involved himself in numerous commercial projects including the excavation of a canal between the Nile and the Red Sea (Herodotus: The Histories IV, 42) and the launching of a naval expedition to circumnavigate Africa. Nor do the problems end there. Heinsohn's new chronology ... Naram-Sin are recorded as having campaigned against these countries, which historians do not see as possible. Thus, Magan and Meluhha have, for this earlier' period, been shifted to the Arabian peninsula. As pointed out by Heinsohn, if these references are actually to Sargon and Esarhaddon, Magan and Meluhha are able to retain their identifications as ...
348. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... magnetic field, setting up massive electric currents across the moon's surface and connecting it to Jupiter by flux tubes. Where the tube from Io connects to Jupiter it creates a red spot which would appear to race across the sky. On Io itself, Jupiter would appear enormous and massive columns of blue light would reach, like giant fluorescent tubes ... was the result of tweaking the facts in order to make them confirm a belief. Eddington, wishing to produce photos of the total solar eclipse in 1919 to show the shifting of star images predicted by relativity theory combined photographic plates of varying quality, some showing higher, some lower than expected starlight deflection and eventually came up with the required ...
349. Afterword [Journals] [Kronos]
... follow this for two or three pages, and the reader will have enough. Sagan says: "at the moment that Moses strikes his staff upon the rock, the Red Sea parts. . . ." Later, "after the death of Moses .. . the same comet comes screeching back for another grazing collision with the earth ... of the shortest to the longest day in Babylon and Egypt, I also discussed in some detail. Mulholland asks: "Does Velikovsky's evidence provide reasonable proof that the axis shifted abruptly and catastrophically 27 centuries ago?" His verdict is in two words: "Absolutely not". No careful reader of Worlds in Collision would agree. All ...
350. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... the two new burials had the body in a sitting position on top of an extinguished fire. In Tasmania, aboriginal rock art has been discovered in a cave. The red ochre handprints date to 11,000 years ago and were probably for ceremonial purposes. Asia (Daily Yomiuri Online, 24.11.03; People's Daily, ... ancestor is deemed not to have been able to cross the sea between the two locations, it is assumed that the amber-entombed species must have arrived in the Caribbean on islands shifted by plate tectonics, '. This puts their divergence back to 40-50 Myrs. ago, which is supposed to be the date at which butterflies only started to evolve ...
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