Aeon Issues in Volume 1

ID	Issue	Page	Title	Author(s)	Description
1	1:1	1	Reconstructing the Saturn Myth	David Talbott	a summary of the Saturn Thesis, including evidence that Saturn was the ancient sun-god worshipped the world over in countless rites.
2	1:1	35	Venus in Ancient Myth and Language	Ev Cochrane	examines a wide range of cometary images of Venus
3	1:1	51	Apollo and the Planet Mars	Ev Cochrane	The cult of the Greek god in light of comparative mythology and archaeoastronomical traditions. Evidence is presented that Apollo is best understood as a personification of the planet Mars
4	1:1	63	The Electro-Gravitic Theory of Celestial Motion	Charles Ginenthal	A new theory combining electromagnetic repulsion with gravity.
5	1:1	89	Solar System Studies	Fred Hall	A timely excursion through the solar system and beyond.
6	1:1	111	Road to Saturn	Dwardu Cardona	The role of Saturn in ancient times.
7	1:2	5	Reopening the Sumerian question	Jan Sammer	Challenges the foundations of Mesopotamian chronology
8	1:2	8	Heinsohn, Velikovsky, and the Revised Chronology	Clark Whelton	The revolutionary historical reconstruction offered by Gunnar Heinsohn who argues that conventional history is out of order by several millennia, the Sumerians actually living in the middle of the first millennium bce
9	1:2	12	The Chaldeans of Sumer	Martin Sieff	Another look at Heinsohn's claims.
10	1:2	18	Did the Sumerians and the Akkadians ever exist?	Gunnar Heinsohn	Sumerians and Akkadians as the Chaldeans and Assyrians
11	1:2	53	The Signatures of Catastrophe	James Strickling	The geological record indicates unexplained catastrophic breaks between levels.
12	1:2	69	Stars, Galaxies, and Electro-Gravitic Theory	Charles Ginenthal	Part 2 continues with topics such as binary stars and spiral galaxies.
13	1:2	87	Aeonic Aphorisms	Roger Wescott	Insights concerning man, myth, and catastrophism.
14	1:2	89	Velikovsky and the Problem of Planetary Identification	Ev Cochrane	discriminating approach to identifying planets among gods
15	1:2	95	On Testing the Polar Configuration	David Talbott	The methodology for verifying of refuting the theory
16	1:3	5	The Solar System and Electro-Gravitic Theory	Charles Ginenthal	Part 3 continues through comets and asteroids
17	1:3	14	Is Gravity Necessary?	Earl Milton	A challenge to Ginenthal's theory
18	1:3	19	Reply to Earl Milton	Charles Ginenthal	Response to Milton in 1:3
19	1:3	23	On the Nature of Natural Selection and Speciation	James Strickling	Critical assessment of Darwin's hypothesis
20	1:3	39	The Unworkable Polar Saturn	Roger Ashton	Alternative models all fail under the laws of physics
21	1:3	57	The Ship of Heaven	David Talbott	The agreement between the theoretical model and the ancient descriptions
22	1:3	97	Venus in Ancient Myth and Language: Part II	Ev Cochrane	Further examples of the cometary symbols surrounding Venus
23	1:3	109	Road to Saturn: Part II	Dwardu Cardona	Continues with ideas of Velikovsky and the role of Saturn
24	1:4	5	On Models and Scenarios	David Talbott	groundrules to combine myths and physical facts
25	1:4	16	Solar System Studies: Part II	Fred Hall	Evidence that the Earth once moved in a different planetary system
26	1:4	36	The Polar Column: A Physical Model of Myth	Fred Jueneman	Two-planet system sharing a rotational axis
27	1:4	50	The Saturn Myth: A Tentative Physical Model	Robert Driscoll	Earth between Saturn and Jupiter
28	1:4	60	Mars in Upheaval	Charles Ginenthal	Physical evidence of Mars' catastrophic past
29	1:4	77	The Organization of the Solar System	Don Patten and Samuel Windsor	A new approach to the origins of the solar system
30	1:4	89	Heracles and the Planet Mars	Ev Cochrane	argues that the traditions surrounding the Greek hero are best understood as reflecting ancient conceptions associated with the planet Mars
31	1:4	106	The Israelite Conquest of Canaan	Gunnar Heinsohn	Associates the Hyksos with the Assyrians
32	1:4	119	The Hyksos were not Assyrians	Martin Sieff	Critical response to Heinsohn
33	1:5	5	The Two Sargons and Their Successors	Dwardu Cardona	Critique of Heinsohn's reconstructed chronology
34	1:5	38	Mother Goddess and Warrior-Hero	David Talbott	Archetypal roles of Venus and Mars in the transformation of the polar configuration
35	1:5	66	The Poem of Erra	Ev Cochrane	Links between Mars and the celestial column beneath the ancient sun god
36	1:5	80	The Hermes Connection	Fred Jueneman	Original identity of Hermes could be Mars not Mercury
37	1:5	98	The Organization of the Solar System: Part Two	Don Patten and Samuel Windsor	Alternative model of planetary evolution
38	1:6	5	The Youthful Atmosphere of Venus	Charles Ginenthal	Evidence implies Venus is a new planet or has a most unusual history
39	1:6	14	Velikovsky and Oedipus	Ev Cochrane	a critical analysis of Velikovsky's book Oedipus and Akhnaton, featuring an overview of Oedipus's cult in the light of comparative mythology
40	1:6	39	On Saturn and the North Pole	Lynn Rose	Model with Earth rotating in phase with its revolution around Saturn
41	1:6	49	Velikovsky, Fundamentalism, and the Revised Chronology	Clark Whelton	Proposes Velikovsky's hidden agenda sometimes got in the way of objective research
42	1:6	56	The Stratigraphy of Bahrein: An Answer to Critics	Gunnar Heinsohn	looking for evidence for the conventional sequence of civilization
43	1:6	65	Egytian Chronology and the Hyksos	Gunnar Heinsohn	Preliminary interpretations of Egyptian chronology
44	1:6	72	The Two Sargons and their Successors	Dwardu Cardona	Continues critique of Heinsohn's reconstruction
45	1:6	98	The Placement and Dating of Abraham	R. Russell Bixler	questions Abraham's placement in Heinsohn's chronology in 1:2
46	1:6	100	Heinsohn's Work could be Breakthrough	Glenn Rahman	follow up to Whelton in 1:2
47	1:6	102	A Suggestion to Critics	Gunnar Heinsohn	why have 5 empires been duplicated to 10?
48	1:6	104	Solar System Magnetic Fields	Samuel Windsor	Ginenthal's theory vs. Patten's theory
49	1:6	105	Neptune a Good Test	Charles Ginenthal	response to Windsor
50	1:6	107	Constraints on the World Mountain Concept	C. Warren Hunt	response to Hall in 1:4
51	1:6	109	More Velikovkian Confusion	C. Leroy Ellenberger	comments about Ashton in 1:3 and Hall in 1:4
52	1:6	113	Ice Cores and Earth Anomalies	Fred Hall	response to Ellenberger
53	1:6	115	Celestial Anomalies Not Explained by Gravity	Charles Ginenthal	response to Ellenberger
54	1:6	118	Polar Configuration an Impossibility	C. Leroy Ellenberger	ties in model in Hamlet's Mill
55	1:6	120	Arm-waving Celestial Mechanics	George Talbott	response to Ashton in 1:3
56	1:6	120	A Dynamic Model Required	Kirk Thompson	comments about Ashton in 1:3, Driscoll in 1:4, Talbott in 1:5
57	1:6	121	Some Preliminary Counterpoints	David Talbott	six points regarding the polar configuration

All Aeon Issues
home

last change - 9/07/2000