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Links to Saturnian Web Sites


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There is a large list of lists of links also at the [links] directory.

[http://www.plasmacosmology.net]
A narrative description, including some catastrophism and mythology. A very extensive site, written in a summary, easy to read, style.
[http://www.plasmaresources.com]
Another site equal in scope and general interest, run by David Smith, AU.
[http://www.knowledge.co.uk/sis/]
Society for Interdisciplinary Studies (SIS) site - the classic site for continued attempts at straightening out the chronology of the Middle East which was first questioned by Velikovsky in the 50s and 60s. Also largely concerned with catastrophism, but almost entirely based on fugitive comets.
[http://www.plasma-universe.com]
An extensive collection on plasma theory, developed and maintained as a Wiki site by Ian Tresman of SIS
[http://www.holoscience.com/]
Holoscience, Wal Thornhill's "Electric Universe" -- plasma theories at planetary and galactic levels and experimental work applied to the Saturnian Theory. Working in concert with Talbott (see "Thunderbolts" below).
[http://www.aeonJournal.com]
Aeon (magazine) site - a promotion of the Saturn Theory; started by David Talbott. Editors: Ev Cochrane and Dwardu Cardona. Cardona is an imaginative and convincing writer. Cochrane is a tireless researcher. This site periodically disappears off the map.
[http://www.kronia.com/]
Kronia (magazine) site - a standard in promoting the Saturnian Polar Configuration. The site has been standing still lately while David Talbott is writing a new book with Thornhill.
[http://www.thunderbolts.info]
The long awaited book by David Talbott and Wallace Thornhill, "Thunderbolts of the Gods" -- on line as a pdf files of separate chapters and illustrations. (Chapter 3, March 2005.) To quote, "The authors contend that large scale electrical phenomena led to a series of global catastrophes in ancient times. These electrical events ... were intensely energetic and often punctuated by devastating violence. ... earth-shaking upheaval occurred so recently as to have profoundly affected early human cultures."
[http://www.electric-cosmos.org/indexOLD.htm]
Don Scott's great explanation of plasma theories. An electrical engineer, avid astronomer, and supporter of Saturnian Theory. The link above connects to an earlier version of his book "The Electric Sky" (2006).
[http://www.mikamar.biz/]
A clearinghouse for books on the Polar Configuration and Velikovskian matters, or, as they say "Products supporting Prehistoric Reconstruction and Plasma Cosmology," and including used books. A valuable resource.
[http://www.kronos-press.com/]
Kronos Press - Books; and a number of articles by Ralph Juergens originally published in Kronos Magazine.
[http://www.velikovskian.com/]
A journal of work stemming from the research of Velikovsky. Offers a number of books also. Charles Ginenthal (ed), Lynn E. Rose, Gunnar Heinsohn, others. Has been standing still for a couple of years.
[http://www.meteresearch.com]
Tom Van Flandern, "Dark Matter, Missing Planets and New Comets" (1999). Flandern is an astronomer, with interesting theories on planet formation, and other topics approaching the catastrophic.
[http://www.worldagesarchive.com/]
Another view of ancient chronology and catastrophes -- See the pdf files of Meres J. Weche "Planet of the Greeks: The Great Time Warp of History" (2000).
[http://www.haltonarp.com/]
Galactic redshift and recession. See the book list.
[http://www.science-frontiers.com]
"Strange Science, Bizarre Biophysics, Anomalous Astronomy" -- from the pages of the world's scientific journals -- always interesting reading.
[http://www.maverickscience.com]
Ev Cochrane's website (editor at Aeon). Includes some of his outstanding articles.
[http://www.catastrophism.com/]
Actually a CDROM offering of past literature on the subject.
[http://public.lanl.gov/alp/plasma/TheUniverse.html]
Excellent material by Anthony Peratt of Experimental Programs at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Peratt is one of the world's leading pioneers in plasma physics and plasma cosmology. Peratt's papers on the petroglyphs and the south polar plasma column are at: [http://plasmascience.net/tpu/downloadsCosmo/]
[http://www.the-electric-universe.info/]
Electric Universe - another view. Site of Hungarian physicist Laszlo Kortvelyessy.
[http://www.varchive.org]
The Velikovsky archive of unpublished documents.
[http://www.mythopedia.info/]
Marinas van der Sluijs' Mythopedia - originally based entirely on the image and story evidence of a Polar Configuration, but now given over to plasma mythology, so that all phenomenon are explained by auroras. Very professional, very verbose, but it is a book (or books) in progress.
[http://www.bearfabrique.org]
Ted Holden's site which discusses the improbability of dinosaurs being able to move and live with the gravity we experience today. Nice article on the flight capabilities of prehistoric birds. Large collection of other source material. A few political items.
[http://www.brucelipton.com]
Bruce Lipton - cell biology and evolution. Good.
[http://www.grazian-archive.com] or [www.grazian-archive.net]
These sites are absolutely impossible to navigate. Alfred de Grazia's writings. Everything is in pdf as complete books. "Chaos and Creation" more or less (more less than more) parallels these pages. Of great interest, and totally engaging, is "God's Fire." This is the story of Moses and the Exodus (1500 BC), when Venus passed close to Earth, the end of the Middle Kingdom, followed by a period of intense atmospheric electrical activity. He reviews works by every biographer of Moses since antiquity, the operation of the Ark, the organization of the camps, the details of the whole migration, the electrical tricks of Moses, his interaction with Yahweh, and the character and psychology of Moses.
[http://www.saturnian.org/]
Saturnian Org. Standing still - a few papers posted.
[http://www.julianjaynes.org/]
Julian Jaynes society -- next to useless. See the notes under the book title on the books page.
[http://www.pibburns.com]
Philip Burns: Velikovsky, catastrophe, meteors, Venus transits and the flu. Some exceptions to the Saturnian model.
[http://www.tim-thompson.com]
Another site which argues against the Saturnian model. This by an astrophysicist. Good.
[http://www.expanding-earth.org]
A starter site by Lawrence Myers based on S. Warren Carey's theory of an expanding Earth. See also on this topic: [David Ford], [Bill Erickson], [James Maxlow], [Karl W. Luckert], and [S. Warren Carey].
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