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Worlds in Collision
Terror and the Future of Global Order
Ken Booth · 1950 · 416 pages
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A controversial work by Immanuel Velikovsky that challenges scientific consensus by proposing a catastrophic history of the solar system. Using evidence from ancient texts, mythology and geological records, Velikovsky suggests that collisions of celestial bodies in historical times would explain biblical and geological phenomena.
Although refuted by the established scientific community, the work remains a landmark in the debate on scientific method, alternative thinking and the interpretation of historical evidence.
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| Author | Ken Booth |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1950 |
| Pages | 416 |
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