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"WORLDS IN COLLISION" -- Velikovsky's Masterpiece
By IMMANUEL VELIKOVSKY (The Opening Chapter of "Worlds in Collision" In an immense universe a little globe revolves around a star; it is the third in the row -- Mercury, Venus, Earth -- of the planetary family. It is of a solid core covered over most of its surface with liquid, and it has a gaseous envelope. Living creatures fill the liquid; other living creatures fly in the gas; and still others creep and walk upon the ground on the bottom of the gaseous ocean. Man, a being of erect stature, thinks himself the prince of creation. He felt like this long before he, by his own efforts, came to know how to fly on wings of metal around the globe. He felt godlike long before he could talk to his fellow-man on the other side of the globe. Today he can see the microcosm in a drop and the elements in the stars. He knows the laws governing the living cell with its chromosomes, and the laws governing the macrocosm of the sun, moon, planets and stars. He assumes that gravitation keeps the planetary system together, man and beast on their planet, the sea within its borders. For millions and millions of years, he maintains, the planets have rolled along the same paths, and their moons around them, and man in these eons has arisen from a one-cell infusorium all the long way up to the ladder to his status of Homo sapiens. Is man's knowledge now nearly complete? Are only a few more steps necessary to conquer the universe: to extract the energy of the atom. Since these pages were written (n the laet 1940s) this has already been done -- to cure cancer, to control genetics, to communicate with other planets and learn if they have living creatures, too . Here begins Homo ignoramus. He does not know what life is or how it came to be and whether it orginated form inorganic matter. He does not know whether other planets of this sun or of other suns have life on them, and if they have, whether the forms of life there are like those around us, ourselves included. He does not know how this solar system came into being, although he has built up a few hypotheses about it. He knows only that the solar system was constructed billions of years ago. He does not know what this mysterious force of gravitation is that holds him and his fellow man on the other side of the planet with their feet on the ground, although he regards the phenomenon itself as "the law of laws." He does not know what the earth looks like five miles under his feet. He does not know how mountains came into existence or what caused the emergence of the continents, although he builds hypotheses about these, nor does he know from where oil came -- again hypotheses. He does not know why, only a short time ago, a thick glacial sheet pressed upon most of Europe and North America, as he believes it did; nor how palms could grow above the polar circle, nor how it came about that the same fauna fill the inner lakes of the Old and the New World. He does not know where the salt in the sea came from. Although man knows that he has lived on this planet for millions of years, he finds a recorded history of only a few thousand years. And even these few thousand years are not sufficently well known. Why did the Bronze Age preceed the Iron Age even though iron is more widely distributed over the world and its manufacture is simpler than that of the alloy of copper and tin? By what mechanical means were structures of immense blocks built on the high mountains of the Andes? What caused the legend of the Flood to orginate in all the countries of the world? Is there any adequate meaning to the term "antediluvian"? From what experiences grew the eschatological pictures of the end of the world? In this work, of which the present book is the first part, some of these questions will be answered, but only at the cost of giving up certain notions now regarded as sacred laws in science -- the millions of years of the present constitution of the solar system and the harminous revolution of the earth -- with all their implications as regards the theory of evolution ... ============== Ed Conrad http://www.edconrad.com Man as Old as Coal ================================================= IMMANUEL VELIKOVSKY, THIS ONE'S FOR YOU! MAN AS OLD AS COAL, WITH EVIDENCE TO PROVE IT (All Fossils Found Between Anthracite Coal Veins) http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/FirstDiscovery.jpg http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/Evidence/MoreFossils.jpg http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/ManasOl...iscoveries.jpg http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/ManasOldasCoal.jpg http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/TestResults.jpg http://www.edconrad.com/ebay/FOSSILS/OldestTool.jpg =================================== WORLDWIDE NEWS AGENCIES Associated Press AP African Eye News Service Agence France Presse APTN Bloomberg Cable News Network EFE News Indo Asian News Service Iran Press Service Iranian Students News Agency (ISNA) Iraq Press IRIN News Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) Inter Press Service Itar-Tass -- Russia Latin American Press Middle East News Agency Pravda -- Russian News and Analysis Prima News Agency Reuters Television News Archive United Nations News Wire Service United Press International UPI Xinhua News Agency -- China ========== Agence France Press, AFP Agencia EFE, EFE Agencia Estado Agencia Lusa Agency Telegraphique Belge De Press, AGNECE BELGA Agenzia Nazionale Stampa Associata, ANSA Agenzia Giornalistica Italia, AGI Algemeen Nederlands Persbureau, ANP Albanian Telegraphic Agency, ATA Alternativna Informativna Mreza, AIM Anadolu News Agency Armanian News Agency, NOYAN TAPAN ArmenPress Asbar News Agency Associated Press, AP Athens News Agency, APE ATH news agency - Kharkov, Ukraine Atlantic News Service Austria Press-Agentur, APA Australian Associated Press, AAP Baltic News Service, BNS Bolivia Web - News from the ERBOL News Agency Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, BTA Canadian Press, CP Central News Agency, CNA Ceskolovenska Tiskova Kancelat, CTK China News Service COMPASS Media, Inc. 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"WORLDS IN COLLISION" -- Velikovsky's Masterpiece
Man as Old as Coal http://www.edconrad.com
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.g...3746256cb6ab29 http://groups.google.com/group/sci.p...eab741a15ebe30 Ed Conrad, Interesting in how little Usenet attention this most interesting topic and author "Ed Conrad" are getting. It's as though honest and hard-science (as in such nifty fossils that are clearly as old as coal) by which proves upon something of representing such a hard and obviously old matter of fact that's the least bit different than textbook science, is per the status quo equally being Usenet ignored until them rad-hard NASA/Apollo cows come home. What the heck did good old Ed Conrad and the likes of Immanuel Velikovsky exactly do, in order to have ****ed off the mainstream status quo and of all these all-knowing Usenet wizards that summarily suck and blow? "There was a time when Conrad regarded the integrity of the scientific establishment as beyond reproach. But after seven years of dealing with paleontologists and archaeologists, he said he has found them to be a devious and untrustworthy bunch whose actions in relation to him have been downright dishonest and deceitful." There was also a time when Brad Guth regarded the integrity of the scientific establishment as beyond reproach. But after nearly seven years of dealing with the likes of NASA and of their various communities of science, whereas I too found them all to be a devious and untrustworthy bunch whose actions in relation to myself and other having similar research conclusions have been downright dishonest and deceitful. There's no question of banishment by the "Smithsonian's Official Response Lacks Credibility" and equally by most all others in on the ongoing ruse/sting of our century. The matter of hard-science and via the regular laws of physics and/or astrophysics which only reinforces that we are in an extended elliptical orbit with the Sirius star system is also being officially ignored and/or banished because of the implications. Other life as having been existing/coexisting on Venus is simply another rusty old nail in the coffin of life as we know it, yet to honestly discuss the implications remains as topic/author taboo if not 100% nondisclosure. Everything we know of is seemingly within orbit about something, yet the prevailing mainstream science of the ever expanding universe as a religious cult based lie is what gets fortified and promoted and even published into textbooks as though it's the word of God. Even the terrific science as having been extracted from the ESA Hipparcos satellite mission that proves our own galaxy has been cycling upon and within itself as a galactic clock of roughly 225 million years has become topic banishment worthy. Hipparcos data links; "Tales of a thousand and one nights: Past and future of the Milky Way" http://www.edpsciences.org/journal/i...iv3=PR20030959 http://www.edpsciences.org/papers/aa...R20030959.html "The last orbit of the observed stars in their motion around the Galactic Centre (GC). Each orbit takes about 225 million years. The movie shows that the stars have travelled extensively in the disk of the Milky Way before converging into the small volume where we observe them today. The Sun is marked by a blue dot; its orbit by the white curve." At roughly 3.5 the mass of our solar system, there's not much question that we are by the well established laws of astrophysics and of orbital mechanics associated with the Sirius star/solar system, which implicates upon all sorts of interesting notions that seem to directly align within the planetology of ice-age cycles upon Earth. So, many others as well as myself have known exactly first hand as to what Ed Conrad has been going through. The "BUSH KEEPING GOD COOLER THAN A CUCUMBER" is actually just the tip of his pagan born-again global warming fiasco of melting icebergs. Such environmental disregard and arrogance upon all life as we know it is exactly what we'd expect from yet another incest clone of Hitler. Of what Ed Conrad has discovered is actually the holy grail of human paganology, by way of having uncovered their absolute arrogance, bigotry and of their systematic cult like greed at the continuing demise of all humanity that stands in their way, all of which transpiring without so much as a stitch of remorse on a stick. For that alone he should get a Nobel Prize. - Brad Guth |
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