This is a table of contents of the issues in Aeon Volume 2, a publication with articles that were influenced by the multiple discipline approach to cosmology and archeology that was begun by Immanuel Velikovsky. The dates of publication can be found at the list of Aeon issues, as well as the publisher’s mission statement.
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Issue
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Page
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Title
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Author(s)
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Description
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Category
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2:1
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5
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Evidence of an Inversion Event
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Terrence Field
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Planet-wide changes at the end of the Pleistocene Epoch
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evolution
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2:1
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23
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Astroblemes and Gastroblemes
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C. Warren Hunt
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Seeks to determine whether features are impacts or explosions
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evolution, solar system
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2:1
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37
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Servant of the Sun God
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David Talbott
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Summary of Mars archetype in world mythology
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Mars myths
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2:1
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53
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On Comets and Kings
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Ev Cochrane
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The great comet Venus as the soul of the dying god
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Venus myths
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2:1
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76
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Early Glassmaking and Chronological Puzzles
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Gunnar Heinsohn
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A new chronology of ancient civilizations and glassmaking technology
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historical reconstruction
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2:1
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103
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Heinsohn and the Hyksos
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Clark Whelton
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Response to Martin Sieff and his response to Heinsohn's chronology
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historical reconstruction
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2:1
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108
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No Grounds for Deserting Velikovsky
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Alice Miller
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Response to Whelton in 1:6
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Velikovsky
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2:1
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110
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A Reply to Alice Miller
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Clark Whelton
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Response to Miller
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Velikovsky
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2:1
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111
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Stratigraphy as History
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Charles Ginenthal
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Response to Cardona and Heinsohn's chronology
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historical reconstruction
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2:1
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113
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Strickling's Signature Achieves Nothing
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C. Warren Hunt
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Response to Strickling in 1:2
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historical reconstruction
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2:1
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115
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Bringing Forth a Mouse
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James Strickling
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Response to Hunt
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historical reconstruction
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2:1
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117
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Still Missing the Point on Ice Cores
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C. Leroy Ellenberger
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Response to Hall in 1:6
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solar system
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2:1
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119
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Ice Cores Not That Simple
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Fred Hall
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Response to Ellenberger
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solar system
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2:1
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121
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Hamlet's Polar Mill
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Dwardu Cardona
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Response to Ellenberger in 1:6
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solar system
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2:1
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124
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Common Formative Process
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Michael Baran
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Response to Patten,Windsor in 1:4
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solar system
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2:1
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125
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Antarctic Anomalies
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Ian C. Johnson
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fossils found dating to Pliocene - 2MYBP
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evolution
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2:1
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127
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A Footnote on Venus and Earth Atmospheres
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Charles Ginenthal
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Continuation of his article in 1:6
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solar system
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2:1
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128
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World Mountain Not of Our Earth
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Fred Hall
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Response to Hunt in 1:6
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solar system
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2:1
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129
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Gravitational Anomalies Not Explained by Conventional Wisdom
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Charles Ginenthal
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Continuation of his articles in 1:1, 1:2
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solar system
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2:1
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130
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Huwawa Explained as a Volcano
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Norman Schwartz
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Response to Cochrane in 1:4
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Mars myths
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2:1
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131
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No Evidence for Dramatic Earth Changes
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C. Leroy Ellenberger
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Response to Talbott in 1:6
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solar system
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2:1
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132
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Polar Anomalies Well Worth Considering
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David Talbott
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Response to Ellenberger
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solar system
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2:1
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135
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Anomalies Not Easily Dismissed
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Fred Hall
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Response to Ellenberger also
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solar system
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2:1
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136
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The Biblical Esther
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Norman Schwartz
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associated with Ishtar and Venus
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Bible, Venus myths
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2:2
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5
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Viva Lamarck
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Ev Cochrane
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Historical overview of Lamarck's theory of evolution including evidence favoring the inheritance of acquired characteristics
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evolution
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2:2
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40
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A Chronological Note on the Kassites
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Gunnar Heinsohn
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Reinterpretation of dating of Amarna
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historical reconstruction
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2:2
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50
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On the Orientation of Ancient Temples and other Anomalies
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Raphael Kazmann.
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The enigma of vitrification at several ancient temples
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general history
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2:2
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57
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Saxl's Pendulum
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Leroy Ellenberger
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Counters Ginenthal's theory
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historical reconstruction
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2:2
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67
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Pendulums and Sunspots
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Charles Ginenthal
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Reponse to Ellenberger, includes certain observed anomalies
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solar system
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2:2
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82
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The 108-Year Cyclicism of Ancient Catastrophes
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Don Patten
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Theory having Mars as the sole agent in ancient interplanetary catastrophes
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Mars myths, solar system
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2:2
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108
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The Reconstruction of Cosmic History
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Dwardu Cardona
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Critical look at several competing cosmic scenarios
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solar system
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2:3
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5
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The Birth of Athena
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Ev Cochrane
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investigation of the cult of the warrior-goddess in comparative myth. Includes analysis of the traditions associated with Inanna, Ishtar, Kali, Anat, and others
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Venus myths
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2:3
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29
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Velikovsky's Martian Catastrophes
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Dwardu Cardona
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critique of Velikovsky's placement of the Mars-events in Worlds in Collision
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Mars myths
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2:3
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45
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Pleiongaea: A Myth for all Seasons
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Fred Jueneman
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bold, new speculations concerning Earth's history with suggestion of much more massive atmosphere
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evolution
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2:3
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56
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Chronology of Lyres
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Gunnar Heinsohn
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investigation of Mitanni in Northern Mesopotamia
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historical reconstruction
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2:3
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61
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Greek History Begins in the Sixth Century BCE
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Benny Peiser
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the Dark Ages of Greece
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Greece, historical reconstruction
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2:3
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83
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Clashing Magnetic Fields
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Don Patten
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a theory on the origin of Earth's geomagnetic field
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solar system
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2:4
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5
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The Afar Triangle as the Nether Reaches of Eden and Babel
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Lynn Rose
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the possibility that the Afar triangle may have been the site of the mythical world mountain
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Ethiopia, solar system
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2:4
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29
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The Mythical History of the Comet Venus
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David Talbott
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the history of Venus includes the eye, heart and soul of the ancient sun god
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Venus myths
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2:4
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49
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Indra: A Case Study in Comparative Mythology
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Ev Cochrane
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the traditions surrounding the Vedic war-god. Evidence is presented that Indra's cult is best interpreted as reflecting ancient conceptions associated with the planet Mars.
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Mars myths, India
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2:4
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77
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The Methodology of Patten's Martian Scenario
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Dwardu Cardona
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Critique of Patten's model
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solar system
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2:4
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102
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Old Babylonian and Persian Terra-Cotta Reliefs
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Gunnar Heinsohn
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argues for a compression of ancient chronologies
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historical reconstruction
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2:4
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107
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Electro-gravitic Theory and Neptune's Electromagnetic Field
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Charles Ginenthal
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5 points that suggest a tiny electromagnetic field
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solar system
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2:4
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110
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Huwawa
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Dwardu Cardona
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Response to Schwartz in 2:1
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Mars myths
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2:4
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112
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Extinctions, Inversions, and the Deluge
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Samuel Windsor
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Response to Field in 2:1
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evolution
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2:4
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113
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The Sauropod Dilemma
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Ted Holden
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relationship of animal weight and lifting ability
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evolution
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2:4
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118
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A Torrential Flood Deposit Dated 26000 YBP
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C. Warren Hunt
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Event at Calgary
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evolution
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2:4
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119
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Fundamentalist Religion and Catastrophism
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Anthony Larson
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study of catastrophism is also a study of the origins of religion
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general religion
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2:4
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120
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The Hyksos Still Aren't the Assyrians
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Martin Sieff
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Response to Heinsohn in 1:6
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historical reconstruction
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2:4
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123
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Reply to Whelton
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Martin Sieff
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Response to Whelton in 1:6
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historical reconstruction
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2:4
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126
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Candor At Last!
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George Robert Talbott
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response to a 'gong show' comment
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general science
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2:5
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5
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Intimations of an Alien Sky
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Dwardu Cardona
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evidence that the ancient skies differed radically from the present, especially Saturn
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Saturn myths
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2:5
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35
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Timna and Egyptian Dates
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Gunnar Heinsohn
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Timna and its decisive importance for understanding Egyptian chronology
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historical reconstruction
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2:5
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45
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Some Comments on Heinsohn's Revised Chronology
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William Stiebing.
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detailed criticism of Heinsohn's historical reconstruction
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historical reconstruction
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2:5
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55
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The Death of Heracles
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Ev Cochrane
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Sophocles' Trachiniae and clues to the mythological history of Mars
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Mars myths
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2:5
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73
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Redshift
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Fred Jueneman
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the story of the astronomer Halton Arp
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solar system
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2:5
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83
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The Impossible Tippe Top Earth
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C. Leroy Ellenberger
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Response to Field in 2:1
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evolution
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2:5
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86
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Reply to Ellenberger
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David Salkeld
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Response to Ellenberger
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evolution
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2:5
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89
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Rejoiner to Salkeld
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C. Leroy Ellenberger
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Response to Salkeld
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evolution
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2:5
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90
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On Denial Systems: Or Scientists in Chaos
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James McCanney
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science community and its denial system
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cult of scientists
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2:5
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99
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Contra Cardona
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Samuel Windsor
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polar configuration; response to Cardona in 2:2
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solar system
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2:5
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100
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Fundamentalism and Anthony Larson
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Derek Shelley-Pearce
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Response to Larson in 2:4
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general religion
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2:5
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102
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Fundamentalism: A Personal Statement
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Dwardu Cardona
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Response to Larson in 2:4 and add-on to Pearce
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general religion
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2:5
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104
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Reductio ad Saturnum?
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Derek Shelley-Pearce
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Saturn scenario
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solar system
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2:5
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110
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The Case Against Mars
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Dwardu Cardona
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Response to Pearce
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solar system
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2:5
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120
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Three Cheers for CSIS
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Ev Cochrane
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annual meeting for Canadian Society for Interdisciplinary Studies
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2:6
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5
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The Jewish Science of Immanuel Velikovsky
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Duane Vorhees
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excerpts from the definitive biography of the author of Worlds in Collision
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Velikovsky
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2:6
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28
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Cosmic Heretics
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Alfred de Grazia
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author's long association with Velikovsky
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Velikovsky
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2:6
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57
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Cosmic Catastrophism
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William Stiebing
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detailed criticism of Worlds in Collision and Ages in Chaos
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Velikovsky
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2:6
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75
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The Velikovsky Affair
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Henry Bauer
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the reception of Worlds in Collision and its significance for modern science
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cult of scientists
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2:6
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85
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A Personal Reminiscence
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Lloyd Motz
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author's relationship with Velikovsky
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Velikovsky
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2:6
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93
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The Countdown to a new Celestial Hazard
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Victor Clube
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author's theory of cometary catastrophism
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solar system
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2:6
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100
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Velikovsky and Catastrophism...
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Irving Wolfe
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the historical factors that may have influenced Velikovsky
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Velikovsky
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2:6
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111
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Beyond Bauer
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Ev Cochrane
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a review and critique of Henry Bauer's Beyond Velikovsky
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cult of scientists
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