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112 pages of results. 291. SIS Internet Digest 2002 Number 1 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... of the trefoil symbolism which is usually associated with the caiman in both India and among the Maya. From: Mayan Genesis by Graeme R. Kearsley, Fig. 168/4 . See page 6. About the SIS; How to Join Editorial .. 1 World Wide Web focus .. 2 Ed Conrad's Web site .. 2 Saturn: Source of Measure .. 2 The Atlantis Secret .. 3 Twelve More Moons Around Saturn .. 3 World Ages Archive .. 3 Mysteries of the Sacred Universe .. 4 Royal Raymond Rife .. 4 Sacred Science Institute .. 5 Ancient Giants and Gods .. 6 The Petrie Museum .. 6 Mayan Genesis . ...
292. The Mars-Earth Wars Theory: A Critical Analysis [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... was destabilizing. The resonant system unraveled. The planets settled down into the present regime with 365 1/4-day year and 29 1/2-day month by 679 B.C . Besides the 2:1 resonance between Earth and Mars in the catastrophic era, Mars was in 6:1 resonance with Jupiter and 15:1 resonance with Saturn. The resonances with Jupiter and Saturn acted to stabilize the Earth-Mars relationship and influenced the narrowness of the separation during flybys. The apsides of Mars-Earth were perpendicular to that of Jupiter and did not precess. During fall flybys Jupiter was in Cancer; during spring flybys, Capricorn, with Saturn opposite in each case. A possible source of ...
293. The Hamon-Gabriel-Mars Connection (Forum) [Journals] [Kronos]
... Fall 1982), p. 73. 25. R. Gore, "What Voyager Saw: Jupiter's Dazzling Realm,"National Geographic (Jan. 1980), pp. 18-19. 26. D. Cardona, "The Archangels" (see note No. 10), in toto. 27. Idem, "Child of Saturn," Part IV, KRONOS VIII:4 (Summer 1983), p. 8. 28. J. Gribbin, "The Cosmic Serpent - Reviewed" in Ibid., p. 59. GEOMETRY - AND CALENDARS To the Editor of KRONOS: In a letter submitted originally at the beginning of 1982,I pointed out ...
294. Nova of Super Uranus and Ejection of the Moon [Books] [de Grazia books]
... Lord of the Universe, Purusha. It may be that Purusha is yet another phase of the troubled Super Uranus. From the navel of Purusha sprang a lotus bright as a thousand suns (possibly the electric arc), whence came Brahma, who acquired Purusha's powers as Lord of the Universe (and whom we shall identify below as Super Saturn) (Cardona, 1978a, p43). The cracking of the Cosmic Egg may represent the sight of a fissioning Super Uranus in human memory. The Hebrew Book of Genesis begins with a primordial light that did not have the company of the celestial bodies until "the fourth day". This may have been "lightness" or ...
295. Orbits of Core Material Ejected from Gaseous Planets [Journals] [Kronos]
... displacement, since the restoring gravitational force is very small. It is claimed(1 ) that the energy stored in the core of Jupiter is much greater than that required to eject material equal to the present mass of Venus at surface escape velocity from Jupiter. Some notes are included later on the effect of the expulsion of core material from Saturn, which would appear to entail the infall of material at the site of the Great Red Spot of Jupiter as well as the ejection of a separate mass to become the planet Venus. Evidence based on mythology which supports one or other of these alternatives is outside the scope of this paper. The process of ejection which was proposed in ...
296. Forum [Journals] [SIS Review]
... gives 79.006 years, i.e . the planet in opposition is only a couple of degrees away from the reference star. 284 years is an even better fit. But 171 years is 80.08 synodic periods of Mars, over 60 degrees out of phase. 4). The synodic periods of Mercury, Venus and Saturn are all better divisors of a 684 year period than that of Mars, in that after that period all three planets will, on average, be closer to their initial positions - in terms of angle - than Mars would. (2156 times Mercury's 115.8775-day period gives 249832 days, which is 684.02 tropical years or ...
297. Vox Popvli [Journals] [Aeon]
... for the invisibility of the Sun during Saturn's Golden Age invoked an atmospheric torus around Earth, [3 ] something which mainstream astronomers have, for various different reasons, also proposed. [4 ] However, while the last word on the subject is not yet in, the message contained in the mytho-historical record implies that it was the planet Saturn itself, rather than Earth, which was enshrouded in a diffuse envelope. This is something which I indicated in the paper in question where excerpts from ancient testimony were presented to that effect. [5 ] Needless to say, this does not exclude the possibility that Earth, also, was enshrouded in a thicker atmospheric envelope than at ...
298. Velikovsky: The Great Debate (1) [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... 2 (Feb 1997) Home | Issue Contents Newsgroups: talk.origins Subject: Re: Velikovsky: The Great Debate (1 )From: Ev Cochrane, ev.cochrane@ames.net Date: Thu, 05 Sep 1996 19:45:26 -0600 Robert Miller wrote: > Another question for you. If the planet Saturn was > regarded in ancient times as the sun god, what about the > Sun? It was presumably still there, still visible, and its > rising and setting would determine day and night.Actually, there is no question about Saturn being regarded as the ancient sun-god. This is very well-attested and all serious scholars agree on ...
299. Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning [Books]
... butlere of the goddes and yevyth them a water-potte. English books immediately succeeding had Aquary, Aqnarye, and, still later, the queer title Skinker. This last, which has puzzled more than one commentator, is found in the rare book of 1703, Meteorologiae by Mr. Cock, Philomathemat.: Jupiter in the Skinker opposed by Saturn in the Lion did raise mighty South-west winds. But the passage affords its own explanation that ought not to have been delayed till now; for we know our sign to be the opposite of Leo, while the dictionaries tell us that this archaic or provincial word signifies a Tapster, or Pourer-out of liquor, which Aquarius and Ganymede have ...
300. Kervran and transmutation [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Louis Kervran's nuclear cookery book, salt (sodium chloride) has as its main ingredient - nitrogen! Both sodium and chlorine are formed in the correct one to one ratio by a series of low energy nuclear transformations, beginning with N2. So, the ingredients for sulfur and salt deposits are present in our own atmosphere! Velikovsky believed that Saturn was a source of chlorine, presumably because there is not enough chlorine in terrestrial rocks to account for the enormous quantity present as sodium chloride in our oceans. Also, he mentioned that there are legends concerning precipitation of salty water. That would be direct confirmation of the extraterrestrial or atmospheric source of sodium chloride since it is impossible to ...
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