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112 pages of results. 521. Propaganda And Scientific History [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... eds. (N .Y . 1983), p. 235. 94 VELIKOVSKIAN Vol. V, No. 1 This I pointed out on page 131 of Carl Sagan & Immanuel Velikovsky. Thus, Sagan admits that for short period comets to have achieved their present orbits they had multiple close encounters with Jupiter, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn and again with Jupiter. On page 140 of my book I cited comet experts R. O. Chapman and J. C. Brandt who explain: "Originally, it was thought that a single close encounter with Jupiter would suffice [to capture a comet]. In fact, single encounters can capture comets into short- period ...
522. Cronus [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... to be Anthony's original invention. Can anyone confirm or deny? Marge From: Shane Henry Mage, shmage@nyc.pipeline.com Date: 14 Jan 1996 01:48:33 -0500 Marge, the answer is definitely yes. Plato called the planets "the instruments of time," and the key planet in this respect was Saturn (Kronos), the furthest-out and slowest moving of the planetary gods. Saturn represents, so to speak, the "30-year-hand" of the cosmic clock. For further study of this, I suggest a close reading of "Hamlet's Mill, An essay on myth and the frame of time" by Hertha von Dechend and Giorgio de ...
523. Celestial Rings [Journals] [Aeon]
... my opinion, Bode's Law and the Lagrange points must be the expressions of physical forces. Regarding these items as the result of physical forces, however, would mean that the Solar System could not simply be the product of inertia and gravity, a point of view which is heresy to orthodox astronomy. First of all, if Jupiter and Saturn had recently occupied a position closer to Earth, their change of orbit to their present location, in the Bode's Law sequence, would not have been instantaneous. They probably would have arrived where we find them at present via some elliptical path that would have swept many of the asteroids from the plane of the ecliptic. That would seem ...
524. Velikovsky Symposium- Florida, July 12 [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... appear in myth because they record historical observations of something? From: Floyd_ -_ Meyer@cup.portal.com Date: 14 Aug 1996 13:16:54 -0700 Is there a possibility that there is a common ground that makes both sides of this long going thread known in my "Minds eye" as the "SATURN MYTH" or non-myth as the case may be. Like some of the people involved here I "do not know the math" so I may be prone to "HORRIBLE Blunders. In my opinion, math (properly used) keeps things in perspective. My question is: Would a band of ice crystals orbiting the earth act ...
525. Untitled [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... note that Mr. Shanks is a conventional uniformitarian in his geological assumptions, and therefore follows the conventional geological view that no major upheaval could have transformed the Dead Sea region of the Jordan Rift Valley in recent geological times. Apply a Velikovskian context, such as Mr. Cardona is only too happy to follow when it suits him for his Saturn theories, and the assumptions which underlie Mr. Shanks' statement would no longer apply. Nor would one expect the uncovered sea bottom to reveal any signs of past habitation if the geological upheaval actually buried previous strata beneath newly thrown up ones. One would have to excavate deeply into the sea bottom to find any remains, and this ...
526. Editor's Notes & News C&C Review 2002:1 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... was too good to hide away at the back of the journal. We may return to some of his other work in this area. Trevor Palmer's articles about the AD Dark Ages have brought a lengthy response from a leading advocate of revising AD history, Heribert Illig, leading to long and lively Forum discussion. Peter James's critique of the Saturn Configuration theory has also brought a response from one of its leading supporters, Ev Cochrane. The reviews section covers an unusually wide range of books this time. John Crowe's report of his meetings with Shulamit Kogan in Israel gives valuable news for people interested in plans for Velikovsky's unpublished works. Unfortunately Bob Porter has asked to resign from the ...
527. Magi, The Quest for a Secret Tradition by Adrian Gilbert [Journals] [SIS Review]
... with and possibly initiated into Hermetic Mysteries. Much later in the century, his son Antiochus II would have been very interested in celestial phenomena at this time of the year. It so happens that on 29th July 7BC, at the start of their new year, the conjunction between the two largest planets in the solar system, Jupiter and Saturn, was still in evidence. This would have been of more than passing interest to the astronomers of Commagene and possibly elsewhere in the Near East. Knowing these basic facts, we can reconstruct the scenario' (p . 222). After elaborating on the Horoscope of a Messiah' he continues (p . 225): The ...
528. Society News [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... and suggested that instead of omitting a "nought" in order to bring the time of Atlantian demise into the time of the Exodus with the advantage of ascribing the Velikovskian Venus catastrophe as the cause of the disaster, it might be better to consider the figure of 9,000 as correct and attribute the submergence of Atlantis to a former Saturn catastrophe. (See Book Review ATLANTIS AND THE GIANTS by Denis Saurat in WORKSHOP No. 2, July 1978, p. 13.) Peter Littman expressed his disapproval of Peter James's conclusion for a variety of reasons, but time ran out before these could be fully clarified. However he did promise to write up an article defending ...
529. A Note on the "Land of Punt" [Journals] [Kronos]
... Asherat, the Lady of the Sea Monster or Dragon'. Thus TNT would be the feminine of TN, a name which is found in its plural form TNM in Ugaritic texts. The Lady of Carthage would indeed be Asherat, as Dussaud had suggested. In support of this theory we quote the union of Tanit with Ba'al Hammon [Saturn, according to most authorities] which is reflected in her appearance as Pene Ba'al [" the Face of Ba'al' "] . and which corresponds to that of Asherat with El [Saturn] in Phoenicia . . . Tanit is represented by the crescent moon [sic?], and Astarte by the planet Venus." Tanit ...
530. Zeus And Athene, Part 1 Venus Ch.9 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... ) an opinion reflected also in the astrological belief that "Venus, when she becomes sole ruler of the event, in general brings about results similar to those of Jupiter."(29) In one local cult in Egypt the name of Isis, as I shall show in the next volume, originally belonged to Jupiter, Osiris being Saturn. In another local cult Amon was the name for Jupiter. Horus originally was also Jupiter.(30) But when a new planet was born of Jupiter and became supreme in the sky, the onlookers could not readily recognize the exact nature of this change. They gave the name of Isis to the planet Venus, and sometimes ...
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