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112 pages of results. 261. A Word about the Planetary Debate [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... points are self-evident, yet I will strive to make them clear. I am personally acquainted with most of the planetary theorists, admire their work and hope they will take what follows (which applies to different theorists to different extents) as constructive criticism. Point One is to establish what we are talking about. Some theorists call it the Saturn problem, but this is unacceptable. Such nomenclature is the result of territorial aggression. I prefer to call it the planetary debate because many planets may be involved; but even that term may be incorrect, for the answer may also involve comets or meteor showers, planetary debris, comet debris, or assorted stellar material, over indeterminate ...
262. Solaria Binaria [Books] [de Grazia books]
... inner planets rotated around the central "axis of fire" along with the gases of the tube, in a motion that remains today as their rotation around their individual axes. The outer planets were all contained in Super-Uranus. Earth, Mercury, and Mars perhaps retain this fossil motion, whereas the rotations of the outer planets- Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus- are new rotations, as is the retrograde motion of Venus. Figure 9 pictures Solaria Binaria as a "stacked" system where the planets spin like balls in the gaseous medium that revolves around the central axis between the two binary bodies. The axis itself wheeled around the Sun, on what will become ...
263. Indeterminacy: Temporary, Permanent, Or Indefinite? [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... to the conclusion that stronger consensus on the interpretation of mythic imagery would constitute premature intellectual cloture and shackle, rather than liberate, our thinking. Talbott's Saturnian iconography and mythography seem to rest on two assumptions, neither of which I share unreservedly. The first of these is that most, if not all, of mankind's perennial imagery reflects pre-catastrophic Saturn and its surroundings. The second is that, apart from Saturn's primal, or polar configuration, mythic imagery becomes, in his words, a "madhouse of absurd and contradictory themes." Ever since Greek philosophers first initiated critical examination of Homeric and Hesiodic myth, some mythologists have characterized myths in general as mad. And, during ...
264. The Nature and Origin of Comets and the Evolution of Celestial Bodies (Part III) [Journals] [Kronos]
... comet nuclei reach planetary dimensions. The members of the solar system have varying ages. 4) gravitational encounters with members of the solar system and the "tail drag' are the primary effects which move newly captured comets into stable non overlapping orbits. The solar system is a dynamic ever evolving system. 5) the gas giants (Jupiter, Saturn and possibly, Uranus and Neptune) maintain fusion in their atmospheres. The fusion is ignited by energetic lightning bolts in their turbulent atmospheres, implying that the Sun does the same. Observations of Jupiter and Saturn by Voyagers I and II show the same electrical phenomena as observed around the Sun. Jupiter and the Sun were the original twin ...
265. Geological Genesis [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... From: SIS Chronology and Catastrophism Workshop 1992 No 2 (Jan 1993) Home | Issue Contents ARTICLES Geological Genesis by Harold Tresman Introduction The article The Primordial Light? ' (SIS Review II:2 ) investigated the mythology surrounding the planet Saturn. It was proposed that such mythology indicates that Earth was once a satellite of what is now known as Saturn. A catastrophic disruption of this Saturnian system led to radical changes in the conditions on Earth. We intend to investigate whether our present knowledge can uphold our support for such a view of Earth History. Part 1 - The Golden Mesozoic Age Thesis: - We propose that Earth was a satellite of Saturn, or more ...
266. The Immanuel Velikovsky Archive [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Ages. 1. The Hebrew Cosmogony 2. Planet Ages 3. Sabbath 4. Deification of the Planets 5. Uranus 6. The Earth Without the Moon 7. A Brighter Moon 8. The Worship of the Moon 9. The Pre-Adamite Age 10. Giants 11. Nefilim 12. Astronomical Knowledge Before the Deluge. Part II: Saturn and The Flood. Deluge. 1. William Whiston and the Deluge 2. Deluge and Comet 3. Khima 4. Saturnian Comets 5. Saturn and the Deluge 6. The Light of the Seven Days 7. Nova 8. "Star of the Sun" 9. Arrival of the Waters 10. The Deluge in Rabbinical Sources ...
267. C&C Review 2000:1: Contents [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Lunar Disturbance 31 Leonard Saunders presents a new analysis of ancient stone carvings. The Importance of Outsiders in Science 45 Bernard Newgrosh presents a roll-call of the scientific outsiders responsible for some of the most important discoveries in science. Archetypes Showing the Presence of Anomalous Electromagnetic Activity 53 Charles Raspil presents evidence of unusual plasmic activity in the atmosphere. Sirius and Saturn 60 Lynn Rose argues that Earth once orbited Saturn, always keeping one face towards it. The Demands of the Saturnian Configuration Theory 66 Dwardu Cardona analyses the demands of the Saturn Configuration theory. The Electric Universe 78 Wal Thornhill presents the case for a radical new model of cosmology. The Saturn Theory 87 Ev Cochrane outlines evidence that a ...
268. Symbols of an Alien Sky: Part II [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2001:2 (Sep 2001) Home | Issue Contents Symbols of an Alien Sky: Part II DAVE TALBOTT continued his talk too, on Symbols of an Alien Sky, stating that important consideration for the Saturn model would be (a ) Cross-cultural points (b ) Re-occurring themes (c ) Most ancient sources are given precedence (d ) Must take into account texts and images. The acid tests of such a theory would be (a ) Historic testimony (b ) The perspective of such from the Earth (c ) Dynamics (d ) Physical evidence (e ) Consistency. Dave recalled that a co-linear alignment for Saturn and Earth ( ...
269. Geological Genesis [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... indeed SIS itself is the most valuable source) and where appropriate we have adopted their ideas. As far as is possible an attribution has been made. However, the writer apologises for any oversight in acknowledging ideas without reference. Introduction The Review Article The Primordial Light' (SISR VII No.2 ) investigated the mythology surrounding the planet Saturn. It was proposed that such mythology indicates that Earth was once a satellite of what is now known as Saturn. A catastrophic disruption of this Saturnian system led to radical changes in the conditions on Earth. We intend to investigate whether our present knowledge can uphold our support for such a view of Earth History. Part 1 - The ...
270. Vox Popvli [Journals] [Aeon]
... moves away from Earth (still using Spedicato's own model). Seeing as he also disclosed the variable angular size of Mars, I really do not understand why he would conclude otherwise. Another fundamental component of the polar configuration is Saturn's rotating crescent which would not be visible according to Spedicato's model. David Talbott has suggested a visibility angle for Saturn of five degrees. [6 ] I wonder if this constitutes serious consideration since Spedicato indicates an angle for Saturn of 1.089 degrees? Emilio Spedicato replies: What Mr. Smith states works well for the visibility of Venus as seen from equatorial regions (" equatorial" with respect to the axis Sun-Earth-Saturn; polar with respect to ...
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