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181 pages of results. 1. Physics Has Its Principles [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2002:2 (Dec 2002) Home | Issue Contents Physics Has Its Principles www.metaresearch.org/cosmology/PhysicsHasItsPrinciples.asp Abstract: Physicists and mathematicians have fundamentally different approaches to describing reality. The essential difference is that physicists adhere to certain logical principles, any violation of which would amount to ... miracle; whereas the equations of mathematics generally are oblivious to physical constraints. This leads to drastically different views of what is, and what is not, possible for cosmology and the reality we live in. Introduction: "Something is wrong with science - fundamentally wrong. Theories keep getting stranger and stranger." [ref. 1; ...
2. News from the Internet [Journals] [SIS Review]
... decay, linked to astronomical cycles, Two years ago, nearly unnoticed in the West, the Russian biophysicist S.E . Shnoll published a paper in the prominent Russian physics journal Uspekhi Fisicheskikh Nauk (1 ) summing up the results of more than three decades of investigations of anomalous statistical regularities in a wide range of physical, chemical, ... be done in the future. The task of this paper is accomplished- we have introduced the object of future research. Postscript D.S . Chernavskii, editor of Physics-Uspekhi, added a postscript to the article by Shnoll et al., which is excerpted here: The paper that you have just read is somewhat out of the ordinary ...
3. Electro-Gravitic Theory (Forum) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... or how it can be determined. Perhaps he will be willing to explain these matters in C&CR. The impression I have is that once Eric decided that the physics was impossible he skimmed the rest of the book and wrote about the physics, omitting all the astronomy. Reply from Eric Crew Writing a book review conscientiously is hard ... :1 , The Electric Universe' , p. 80. 3. Physics World, Vol. 14 No. 7, July 2001. See http://physicsweb.org/article/world/14/7 /10. Eric Crew replies to Wal Thornhill I dragged in' Wal's and Laszlo Kortvelyessy's ideas about the Electric ...
... of the economy of existing nature, animate and inanimate, as are illustrative of Geology, so as to comprise an investigation of the permanent effects of causes now in action, which may serve as records to after ages of the present condition of the globe and its inhabitants. Such effects are the enduring monuments of the ever-varying state of the physical geography of the globe, the lasting signs of its destruction and renovation, and the memorials of the equally fluctuating condition of the organic world. They may be regarded, in short, as a symbolical language, in which the earth's autobiography is written. In the " Manual of Elementary Geology," on the other hand, I ...
5. Scientific Prehistory [Books]
... of Pharaohs; Zoser's Great Architect, Imhotep (Joseph?); ER Dating before the Flood and NER Dating after The Flood. Chapter III Geological Chronometry 23- 46 Dating by U-Th-Pb; Rb-Sr and K-Ar methods wrong; Zone melting; Natural non-radiogenic and non-radioactive abundance variations; Neutron-promoted lead transformations (NPLT), the X` reaction; Physics of X` reactions;Fission chain asking of U-ThPb, Rb-Sr and K-Ar dating; Non-radiologicasl dating by salt, sedimentation, helium, radiation damage; Astronomical dating by periods of rotation, red shifts, "Big Bang". Chapter IV Dating by Galactic Cosmic Rays and the Photosphere. 46- 52 Purely observational dating with none of ...
... From "Beyond Velikovsky" © 1984 by Henry H. Baue | FULL TEXT NOT AVAILABLE Contents Velikovsky's Physical Science That mine adversary had written a book..-Job Cosmos without Gravitation In 1946 Velikovsky had published his ideas about the theory of gravitation and related matters in a monograph entitled Cosmos without Gravitation, in the series Scripta Academica Hierosolymitana, of which he was editor. This book was not cited in Worlds in Collision, and in the voluminous literature dealing with the Velikovsky affair it has been referred to only rarely. In the following, all quotations without a reference are from Cosmos without Gravitation 1407]. "The fundamental theory . . . is: Gravitation is ...
7. The Origin Of The Moon [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... of the Earth- could accountably be left behind as an Earth satellite. And, indeed, since the mass of Mars is only one-tenth that of the Earth, it is physically possible for it, too, formerly to have been part of the Earth. Moreover, since the density of Mars- about 4 [specific gravity measurement; four times ... of pontifical statements by respected mathematicians." (11) It is wise to keep this in mind because, often, the present understanding of phenomena- based on mathematics and physics- may not be based on verifiable facts. THE ACCRETION AND IMPACT THEORIES I will examine the next two theories together because they both place the Moon in orbit around the ...
8. Prehistory and Earth Models [Books]
... of Drift; Stage Three; Stage Four; Terrestrial Seismicity and Glaciations Chapter X GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR ICE CAP MODEL Shields and Welts'; Continuity of Shield Rock; The Terrestrial Carbon Inventory Chapter XI RANK AND OCCURRENCE OF COAL Rank of Coal; Occurrence of Coal; Thrust Model of Coal Deposition Chapter XII ORIGIN AND GEOLOGY OF OIL AND GAS Physical Chemistry of Oil and Gas; Sudden Deep Burial Hypothesis; Radioactive Age Measurements; Geographic Occurrence; Geologic Occurrence; Trap Reservoir Relations; Conclusions Chapter XIII OVERTHRUSTS, BASINS AND UPLIFTS Hydrostatic and Geostatic Pressures; Over-thrusting; Crustal Shortening Chapter XIV PALAEOMAGNETISM Theory of Palaeomagnetism; Crustal Movements and Palaeomagnetism Chapter XV LIFE, EVOLUTION AND THE FOSSIL RECORD Unsolved ...
9. Thoth Vol V, No 10: August 31, 2001 [Journals] [Thoth]
... . The low count of electron neutrinos might then be accounted for if they had changed "flavour" on their journey from the Sun's core to the Earth. FROM THE PHYSICS WORLD ARTICLE: "Solar neutrino puzzle is solved." The Physics World article opened confidently with this heading and the assertion, "New evidence that solar neutrinos can ... bet at the bookmakers on the next change to the Standard Model, the Majorana theory would be the front-runner," he says. Author: Katie Pennicott is Editor of PhysicsWeb WAL'S COMMENT: In the Electric Universe model, there is no antimatter forming antiparticles. An electron and a positron are composed of the same charged sub-particles in different conformations ...
... system like that of the planet Jupiter. Now if the oceans all fell to the earth at the close of the igneous era, then the current theory of crust evolution is correct; but if not, it is incorrect. It will be shown in the following pages that the terrestrial waters did not all fall at that time; that physical law demands that they should not. This is susceptible of the clearest demonstration. The importance of this question cannot easily be overestimated; and yet, the first thought may be, " Of what value is it?" The reader who patiently reviews this problem will see that a more important one has never come before man for his ...
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