The Velikovsky heresies : worlds in collision and ancient catastrophes revisited /
"A reexamination of Immanuel Velikovsky's controversial Venus theories in light of new astronomical and archaeological findings"--
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Rochester, Vt. :
Bear & Company,
c2012
Rochester, Vt. : [2012] |
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Table of Contents:
- Worlds in collision and the firestorm it created
- Velikovsky's thesis
- Reaction and controversy
- Early predictive tests of the theory
- Later developments in the controversy
- Venus in ancient times
- Could Venus have been ejected from Jupiter?
- Could Venus have made a close approach to Earth?
- Could Venus have impacted Mars?
- Could Mars have made a close approach to Earth?
- What evidence is there that Venus was out of its orbit?
- Could Venus be a young planet?
- Could Venus have been a comet?
- Could the orbit of Venus have circularized so quickly?
- Observations on the new evidence