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Paul A. LaViolette, Ph.D.
is author of Earth Under Fire, Beyond the Big Bang, Subquantum
Kinetics, editor of A Systems View of Man, and has
published many original scientific papers in physics, astronomy,
climatology, systems theory, and psychology. He holds degrees
in systems science and physics and is president of the Starburst
Foundation, an institute that conducts interdisciplinary research
in physics, astronomy, geology, climatology, and systems theory.
Recognized in the Marquis Who's Who in Science and Engineering,
he is the first to predict that high intensity volleys of cosmic
ray particles travel directly to our planet from distant sources
in our Galaxy, a phenomenon now confirmed by scientific data.
He is also the first to discover evidence of interstellar dust
in ice age polar ice indicating the occurrence of a global cosmic
catastrophe.
Based on this work he made predictions about
the entry of interstellar dust into the solar system ten years
before its confirmation in 1993 by the Ulysses spacecraft. In
1986, Dr. LaViolette was the first to cast doubt on the big bang
theory by showing that an alternative non-expanding universe
cosmology made a much better fit to existing astronomical data.
Dr. LaViolette is also the co-developer of the Gray-LaViolette
feeling tone theory of thought formation. He has also written
about electrogravitic aerospace propulsion and theorized on the
application of this technology to the B-2 bomber.
His work has been published in Earth, Moon,
and Planets, Meteoritics, Eos, The Astrophysical Journal, Monthly
Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, The International
Journal of General Systems, and Physics Essays. The following
are two synopses of his books, Beyond the Big Bang: Ancient
Myth and the Science of Continuous Creation and Earth
Under Fire: Humanity's Survival of the Apocalypse.
Beyond
the Big Bang: Ancient Myth and the Science of Continuous Creation
describes how ancient creation myths from Egypt, Greece, and
Mesopotamia, as well as the Tarot and lore of astrology, metaphorically
encode a sophisticated science of matter/energy creation by employing
concepts discovered by modern chemists and systems scientists
only in the past 40 years! It also presents many other new findings,
for example, that astrology is designed as a cryptogram whose
decoding is assisted by hints encoded in the Sphinx symbology.
Readers also discover that the zodiac cryptogram, the true "Riddle
of the Sphinx" dates as far back as 14,000 B.C. For those
interested in cosmology, who have felt uncomfortable with the
Big Bang Theory, this book presents a wealth of evidence that
effectively relegates the big bang theory to the status of twentieth
century myth and shows that the ancient idea of continuous creation
in a cosmologically stationary universe makes a superior fit
to observation.
The sequel to this book, entitled Earth
Under Fire: Humanity's Survival of the Apocalypse, further
deciphers the zodiac time capsule message showing how constellation
pointers designate the center of our Galaxy and indicate a past
date when an intense outburst of cosmic rays from this energetic
Galactic source began showering our solar system, triggering
a sequence of cataclysmic events. The book explores this scenario
bringing together legends and constellation lore from all over
the world that tell of a luminous and deadly Galactic center,
invasions of interstellar dust, intense solar activity, global
conflagration, rapid melting of the ice sheets, and mass extinctions
and blends these together with modern astronomical and geological
data that substantiates these frightening tales. Among numerous
other topics, the book explains the purpose of the Giza pyramid
complex memorial, the meaning of the ancient Minoan bull leaping
sport, the prehistoric significance of Halloween, and the correct
interpretation of Plato's allegorical story of Atlantis and the
Flood.
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