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Ancient Riddles of Solar Eclipses - Asymmetric Astronomy

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The book examines some of the mysteries of ancient astronomical treatises, for example, known since the Middle Ages the "Wednesday paradox", and the history of the emergence and spread in the East of the belief that the eclipses of the Sun and the Moon, as well as all the Universe geometry are defined by a single sacred number 108. The calendar cycles of solar eclipses, considered in the book, confirming the old assumption of Indian and Chinese astronomers in 6-8 centuries, show that the probability of a total solar eclipse is larger in the spring and summer months, and the probability of annular eclipse, on the contrary, is larger in the autumn and winter months. Analysis of ancient chronicles of solar and lunar eclipses discovers evidence of gradual deceleration of time, which is confirmed by modern astronomical observations of the orbital movement of the Earth, the Moon, Mercury and Venus. The cosmological deceleration of time is a consequence of the irreversibility of "physical" time, which leads to the fact that all the characteristic time intervals are shorter in the past than in the future.

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Professor Igor Nikolaevich Taganov (born 1938), Ph.D (corpuscular optics) and Dr.Sci. (theoretical physics) started in early 1990s the Interdisciplinary Research Project of Russian Geographical Society in Earth Sciences and Cosmology in cooperation with Harvard and Oxford universities. He has published over 200 scientific articles and 12 monographs

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Authors Ville Saari, Igo Taganov, Igor Taganov
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 03.07.2018
 
EAN 9783659523304
ISBN 978-3-659-52330-4
No. of pages 116
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