Top 10 TPOD Series for 2004/2005

Apr 06, 2005 Retrospective on Io
Apr 07, 2005 Earth's Richat Crater
May 16, 2005 Message of Valles Marineris
May 17, 2005 Projecting Nuclear Fusion onto the Sun
Jun 10, 2005 The Picture that Won’t Go Away
Jul 08, 2005 Deep Impact—The Smoking Guns?
Sep 14, 2005 The Origins of Doomsday Anxiety
Nov 09, 2005 When Dust Storms Engulf Mars
Nov 16, 2005 On Mars Things Only Get More Weird
Dec 05, 2005 “No Discernable Debris”

Top 10 TPOD Series for 2006

Distinctions Between Intellectuals and Pseudo-Intellectuals Kudos to Sydney Harris of the Detroit Free Press for knowing, organizing and publishing these important distinctions.

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Can We Agree?  A list of questions that might help improve discussion and generate more light and less heat.

ISEEC Knowledge Types  The five categories of knowledge and their descending level of reliability.

Special Scientific articles

Reflections on Deep Impact  An article about the predictions and findings of NASA's Deep Impact Mission to Comet Tempel 1

Reconciling Celestial Mechanics  This article by Ralph Juergens was published in the Pensee Journal: Immanuel Velikovsky Reconsidered II. published in Portland, Oregon in the Fall of 1972.

Velikovsky's Ghost  An article about the ghost of Velikovsky coming back to haunt the halls of science and cosmology.

The Origins of Modern Geological Theory A must-read article showing that modern geological theory was developed by non-geologists with a political, religious agenda to undermine prevailing religion-supported monarchy.

The Tragedy of Einstein and Relativity Einstein's Relativity is now accepted as a faith, despite it's violations of logic. It is past time to wrestle this dogma to the ground.

Ancient Petroglyphs and Plasma A recent article by Anthony Peratt titled, "Characteristics for the Occurrence of a High-Density Z-Pinch Aurora as Recorded in Antiquity"

World Won't End the Way You Think A recent article by Michael Goodspeed explaining some of the aspects of world-threatening possibilities.

Selected Planet Mythology Articles

The Road to Saturn The story of Author Dwardu Cardona’s intellectual journey, a lifetime devoted to the reconstruction of ancient times involving the central figure of the original, best sun—Saturn.

The Saturn Thesis An In-depth Interview with David Talbott, perhaps best known for his 1980 book, The Saturn Myth, has been researching the Saturnian reconstruction of ancient times since the 1970s. Since then he has published much about the subject. Following a November 1994 symposium held in Portland, Oregon, Talbott decided to devote his time to the production of a series of videos, in lieu of the written word, through which he intends to better illustrate his Saturnian thesis. Throughout the years, continuing research has modify and improve various aspects of his unfolding Saturnian scenario, although the basic premise behind it remains unchanged. In an endeavor to clarify his present understandings, he has granted AEON time for a series of interviews, of which the following is, hopefully, only the first.

Samson Revealed An in-depth study of the myths concerning Samson and how it relates to the ancient mythology surrounding the planet-god Mars.

Aphrodite Revealed Throughout the ancient world, one is everywhere confronted by the numen of the mother goddess. Intimately associated with a seemingly endless array of phenomena -- love, birth, death, fertility, war, weaving, magic, kingship, marriage, maidenhood, mourning, etc. -- the goddess was invoked at most of the principal rituals and functions that characterize culture. Her titles, befitting her many areas of influence, are legion: Queen of Heaven, Warrior, Kore, Harlot, Mother Earth, Queen of the Underworld, etc. If her cult is no longer as all-pervasive as it once was, it is still very much alive, having been gradually sublimated and assimilated into countless niches of modern religious experience.

Miscellaneous Articles

Electric Universe Research Summary Articles

Zen . . . And the Art of Debunkery A great article on the state of "Scientism" and scientistic debunkery.