2001 A Space Odyssey, alpha-Bootes (Arcturus), alpha Draconis, Abodah Zarah, absolute zero, Acquired Immunity Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), John Couch Adams, adenine, adenosine diphosphate, adiabatic demgnetization, Adriatic Sea, Aegean Sea, Age of Reptiles, Ahriman, Ahura Mazda, Sir George Airy, Ajax, Akhmim, I Akhnaton, Akkadia, Alabama, Aladdin, Alaska, alautuns, alchemeia, alchemists, Alcibiades, Aldebaran, alembics, Alexander III of Macedonia (Alexander the Great), Hannes O. Alfven, Algeria, AlGorithm, Alhambra, Ali Baba, alpha particle emitters, alpha particles (helium nuclei), alumina, Luis Alvarez, Amaterasu, Amenhotep dynasty, Amenhotep II, American Institute of Chemists, Amerinds, amino acid, Ammizaduga, Ammon, ammonia, Anabasis, anaerobic bacteria, analemmic devices, Analog, Anaximander, Anaximenes, John L. Anderson, Andromeda, Antarctic, anthropic principle, Antilles, Antillia, antimony, Anubis, Anytus of Athens, aphrodisiac, Apollo, Appalacia, Victor Appleton, Arabic numbers, Dominique Arago, Archbishop of PortoCale, Archimedes, arcsecond, Arctic, Arcturus, Arecibo radiotelescope, argat, argentum, Argive hills, argon, Argus, argyros, Aristarchos of Samos, Aristotle, Aristoxenos, Aristyllos, Salvino degli Armati, Halton C. Arp, Gustaf Arrhenius, arsenic, Artaxerxes II, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), Asgaard, Ashurbanipal, Isaac Asimov, Aspergillus terreus, Assyria, asteroid, Atarantes, Athens, Atlanta, Atlantes, Atlantic Ocean, Atlanticus, Atlantis, Atlas Mountains, Atlas Saharien, Aton, Aubrey Circle, Augustus Caesar, aurichalcum, aurora, aurum, autunite, Avalon, avatar, axiom of Maria, axions, Axis Mundi, Azores, AzoresGibraltar Ridge, Aztecs, Aztlan

Walter F. Baade, Babe (blue ox), Babylon, Babylonians, George E. Bachus, Bacillus coli, B. typhosus, E. Bacon, Jeffrey L. Bada, John P. Bagby, baktuns, Giambattista Baliani, ball lightning, Augusto Baptista, Barakhel & Sons, M. Baranger, John Bardeen, barycenter (center of gravity), Basques, Robert W. Bass, Bat Creek, bat guano, bathochromic shift, Bay of Biscay, Beagle, Beaufort Sea, Antoine Bechamp, Henri Becquerel, Georg Bednorz, Martin Behaim, Bell Labs, Jocelyn Bell, BenAnath, Andrew A. Benson, Jacques Benveniste, Berber language, bezoar stone, Andrea Bianca, bicameral congress, Biela's comet, Bifrost, Big Bang, Big Horn Mountains, Bimini Wall, bindhu (to bind), black death, black holes, blueshift, bluestones, Johann Blert Bode, Bodhi tree, Bodhisativa, Neils Bohr, Napoleon Bonaparte, George P. Bond, boustrophedon, Alexis, Bouvard, Hugh Bradner, Tycho Brahe, brass, Walter Brattain, Brazil, brushite, E. Wallis Budge, Buenos Aires, bull of Pobja, Paul Bunyan, Geoffrey Burbidge, Bernard Burke, Herbert Butterfield, Byzantium

cacochronology, Cadiz, Cadmus, caduccus, cairns, calabtuns, Calakmul, calcium, calcium carbonate, Cale in Antillia, Caliph alMansur, 272 calomel, John W. Campbell Jr., Joseph Campbell, Campeche, Canary Islands, Rebecca L. Cann, carbamates, carbon monoxide, carbon12, carbon13, Caribbean, Carlsbad Caverns, Carolina Bays, Rachel Carson, Carthage, cartouches, S. Cassel, Giovanni Cassini, catamite, Cathay, Luigi Luca CavalliSforza, celestial sea, Cenozoic, Cepheid variables, Cepheus, ceramometallics, Cerberos, Cernunnos, Paul Cerny, Prince Federico Cesi, James Chadwick, chalcolite, John Challis, Richard Chamberlain, Jean Champollion, S.C. Chandler, chaos theory, Erwin Chargaff, Charon, charutz, Chemeia, Chemmis, Margaret Cheney, Cherokee, Chicago, Chicago World's Fair, Chichen Itza, Chile, China, Chinese, chitin, Chladni pattern, chlorine monoxide, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), M Choubard, chrysos, ChuangTzu, Chunnel, cinnabar [vermilion], Arthur C. Clarke, clathrates, Samuel Clemens, (Mark Twain), Georges Clemenceau, Cleopatra VII Ptolemy, clepsydra (water clock), Clinias, Guiseppi Cocconi, Samuel T Coleridge, collapsar, Christopher Columbus, Comet 1925 II, Barry Commoner, ComptonDebye effect, Auguste Comte, Confucius, continental drift, John Cooke, Nicholas Copernicus, copper, coprolites, Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE), cosmology, Jacques Costeau, coulombic barrier, Donovan Courville, Thierry J.L. Courvoisier, Cray computer, Seymour Cray, Creon, Cretaceous period, Crete, Francis Crick, Critias, Critias the Elder, Critias the Younger, James Croll, Crusades, cubic crystal, cuneiform, Curie point, Pierre and Marie Curie, Heber Curtis, Georges Cuvier, Cyclades, Cyrus II, cytosine

deltaCephei, Jean d'Alembert, Heinrich d'Arrest, dalloisoleucine, dribose, da Leonardo Vinci, Nils Gustaf Dalen, Carolyn E. Damon, A. Danjon, Dark Ages, C D Darlington, Charles Darwin, Erasmus Darwin, Darwinism, Wayne H. Davis, Charles Dawson, Louis de Broglie, Kalnay de Rivas, decimal, declination precession, Victor DeMattei, Ioannes Demisiani, Democritus, Democritus of Abdera, dendrochronology, Denebola, Dent de Crolles, Rene Descartes, Hernando DeSoto, diamagnetic, Robert Dicke, Denis Diderot, dilithium crystals, Gaius Aurelius Diocletian, Diodorus of Sicily, Dioscorides, Pedanius Dioscorides, disorder (entropy), DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), Ignatius Donnelly, DopplerFizeau effect, Dorian, doubleaxes, K.J. Dover, Frank Drake, Dubna, Horace C. Dudley, Peter H. Duesberg, duodecimal, Durga, Dvaparayuga, Freeman Dyson, Dzibilchaltun,

epsilonEridani, eclipses, Eddic Yggdrasil, Sir Arthur Eddington, Thomas Alva Edison, Egypt,

Albert Einstein, El Caracol, Niles Eldredge, electromagnetic force, electrum, elixir of life, Elizabeth I, C. Leroy Ellenberger, Bryan J. Ellison, Elysium, embryo, Encyclopedists, Johann Enke, Enlightenment, Enmebaraggesi, entropy, Enuma Elish, Ephoros of Cyme, Epigoni, epimerization, equinoxes, erastes, Eratosthenes, Erech, Eric XIV of Sweden, Etowah, Etruscan, Ettingshausen effect, EttingshausenNernst effect, Euphratean, Euripides, Eurymedon River, Euskera, Evanor, Oliver Evans, Sir Arthur Evans, Excalibur, Explorer II

Johannes Fabricius, Falerian wine, Fritz Feigl, Barry Fell, Enrico Fermi, Fermilab, ferromagnetic, FimbulWinter, V. A. Firsoff, FischerTropsch synthesis, Martin Fleischmann, Olavo Fontes, Henry Ford, Sten Forshufvud, Charles Hoy Fort, Hugh Fox, France, Benjamin Franklin, Kenneth Franklin, freedomofchoice, Stanton T. Friedman, Otto Frisch, Douglas V. Frost, K. T. Frost, FuSang (America)

Gabes (Gades), A.G. Galanopoulos, Galileo Galilei, Vincenzio Galilei, Johann Galle, gallium, gamete, George Gamow, ganglia, gas giants, William Gates, Leon Gaucher, Gautama Buddha, Harry Geise, genetic engineering, Robert Gentry, geochronologists, George III of England, Georgia, georotational momentum, gesh, GiauqueDebye adiabatic demagnetization, Edward Gibbon, Gilgamesh, Bentley Glass, globular clusters, Gnostics, gold, Thomas Gold, Philip H. Goldblatt, Golden Age, Golden Gate Inst. of Chemists, Golden Hind, Solomon Goldfein, Gondwana, Cyrus Gordon, Stephen Jay Gould, Grand Bahamas, Grand Canyon, Grand Erg Oriental, GrandeChartreuse district, gravitational force, gravity, Great Britain, Great Lakes, Great Meteoric Procession, Great Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops), Greater Magellanic Cloud, Greece, greenhouse, greenhouse theory, Greenland, Grenz Horizont, John Gribbin, Guanches, guanine, Guatemala, Guatemalan Peten, GuiersMort, Gulf of Mexico, Gulf Stream, Bruce Guthrie, guyot

haab, Brian Hackney, Otto Hahn, J B S Haldane, Edward Everett Hale, Edmond Halley, Hammurabi, Happy Islands, James Harder, Kaspur Hauser, Stephen W Hawking, Cyril Hazard, Hebrew, Heel Stone, Bruce Heezen, Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, Werner Heisenberg, Robert Hensling, Hera, Heraclitus of Ephesus, Herculaneum, Hercules, herm (hermae), Hermanubis, Hermes, Hermes Psychopompos, Hermeticism, Herodotos (Herodotus), A Herrmann, Sir William Herschel, Hesiod, Anthony Hewish, hexagonal crystals, High Resolution

Microwave Survey (HRMS), Hindu Puranic period, Hindu Shakti, Hipparchos, Hissarlik, HIV, hodos, Holy Grail, Homer, homosexuality, Joseph Hooker, Hopi, HorusSet, hothouse hypothesis, Fred Hoyle, Hubble constant, Edwin Hubble, Hubble telescope, Peter W. Huber, William Huggins, huluppu tree, Human Genome Project, Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Humbaba (Huwawa), James Hutton, Christiaan Huygens, Thomas Hyde, hydrargyros (quicksilver), hydrocarbons, hydrogen, J. Allen Hynek, Hypatia

I Ching (Book of Changes), Iberian Punic, ice age, Ice Man, Idaho, ignis fatnus, Iliad, Ilium, Illyria, immunoresponse, inculato, India, Indonesia, Indra, Industrial Research/Development, inertial pump, INSERM, Io, Iraq, Ireland, iridium, John D. Isaacs, Islam, Italy, ithyphallic herms

Jainisrn, Karl Jansky, Zacharias Janssen, Janus Bifrons, Japan, Japanese, Thomas Jefferson, Jesus Christ, John Paul II, Steven E Jones, Ben Jonson, Josephus Flavius, Josephus, Ralph E. Juergens, Julius Caesar, Carl Gustav Jung, Jupiter, Jupiter (Zeus)

Kaaba in Mecca, Kabah [Yucatan], Kaempen, Charles, Kalevala, Kaliyuga, Emmanuel Kant, kantele, karsts, katuns, Keftiu, K. I. Kellermann, Lord (William Thomson) Kelvin, Kemi, Johannes Kepler, C. Louis Kervran, Jack Kilby, kinchiltuns, King Arthur, kins, Klimasturz, Knossos, Hisatoki Komaki, Krakatoa, Ernest Krebs, Kronos (Saturn), krypton, Stanley Kubrik, K'uei, Thomas Kuhn, Kukulcan, Parvez Kumar, K'ung Fu Tzu

l(levo)isoleucine, Lacedaemon (Sparta), Laios, Lagash, Lake Agassiz, Lake Erie, Lake Lahontan, Lake Ontario, Lake Texcoco, Lake Triton, Jean Baptiste de Lamarck, LaoTzu, lapis exilis, lapis lazuli (turquoise), Pierre Simon de Laplace, laughing gas, Laurasia, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Sir Henry Layard, Henrietta Leavitt, leptocephalus eels, Lesser Magellanic Cloud, Levantine, Urbain Leverrier, Claude LeviStrauss, Willard Libby, Library of Alexandria, Library of Ashurbanipal, Libya, limestone, Jan Lippershey, Litorina epoch, Little Tennessee, Livia (Augustus' wife), Loma Prieta temblor, Hendrik Lorentz, Edward N. Lorenz, Coral Lorenzen, George Lucas, Lucretius, lupus repax, Luzon, Sir Charles Lyell, Lyra, lyre

meson (muon), M31 (Andromeda), Paul MacCready, Madera Islands, Magellan, Magellanic Clouds, Magi, Magian Medes, magnesium adenosine triphosphate (MgATP), magnetic fields, magnetism, Mahayuga, Theodore Maiman, Moses ben Maimonides, Majorca, malachite, Eugone F. Mallove, Thomas Malthus, mammoths, Benoit Mandelbrot, Manetho, manganese nodule, Valentine H. Manson, Maoris, Marc Antony, Spiridon Marinatos, M. Yn. Marow, Mars, Karl Marx, Masau'u (Macaw), Grant Mathews, Bernd Matthias, Maui', Maunder Minimum, James Clerk Maxwell, Mayan calendar, Mayans, Mayapan, McCormick Observatory, meander ware, Medicine Wheel, medieval period, medieval Platonism, Mediterranean area, Mediterranean Sea, megaparsec, Lise Meitner, melanoma, J.W. Mellor, Melungeons, Gregor Mendel, Mercredi, Mercurii Sidus, Mercurius Senex, mercury (quicksilver), mercury vapor lamps, Henriette Mertz,

Mesopotamia, Mesozoic, Charles Messier, methane (CH4), Meton, metrology, Mexico, Michelangelo Buonarroti, Albert Michelson, MichelsonMorley experiment, Middle East, Midrash, Midrashim, Mikidisati, Milutin Milankovich, Milky Way galaxy, Stanley L. Miller, Minoan Crete, Minotaur, Mississippi, John Mitchell, mitochondria, molecular biology, Mario J. Molina, Mongolian Sea, Mont SaintMichel, Luc Montagnier, Moon, Moors, J P Morgan, Morgantown, Edward Morley, Silvanus G. Morley, Philip Morrison, Moscow, moulins, Mount Atlas, Mt. Pinatubo, Mt. Rakata, Otto Muck, Alex Muller, muon, Brendan Murphy, Music of the Spheres, Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), Mycenae

nabbi, nabi, Nablon, Nabopolassar, nabul, Ernest Nagel, Naipaliya, Damian Nance, napat, William Napier, NASA, 56, 61, 164 Ames Res. Ctr., Langley Ctr., National Investigations Committee for Aerial Phenomena (NICAP), neb, Nebecula major, Nebecula minor, Nebo (Hermes), Nebuchadnezzar, nebula, Necho II (Ramses II), neoDarwinism, neon, Neoplatonists, Nepal, nephos (nephew), Neptune, neutroninduced fission, Nevada, New Madrid quakes, New Mexico, New Siberian Islands, New World, Sir Isaac Newton, Niagara Falls, nib, Nibelung, Nibiru (Nebiru), A Nicaise, Forrest H. Nielson, Friedrieh Nietzsche, Nile Delta, Nimrod, nitrogen narcosis, nitrogen oxides, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, nitryl chloride (NO2Cl), North Africa, North America, North Slope, nychthemeron

omicronHereules, Oak Ridge, Kenneth P. Oakley, Oaxaca, obelisks, Ocala, Florida, Odin (Wotan), Odyssey, Oedipus, Ohio, Oklahoma, Olduvai, Olympic Games, Gerard O'Neill, John J. O'Neill, Oracle at Delphi, orbital momentum, Oregon, orichalcum, Orpheus, orpiment, Osiris, Ouroboros, Ovid Naso, ovum, oxygen, ozone

padzahr, paidika, Thomas Paine, paleomagnetism, Paleozoic, Pangaea, Panopolis, Paracelsus [Theophrastus Bombastus van Hohenheim], parallax, paramagnetism, J.A. Paris, parsec, Louis Pasteur, Patagonia, patriarchs, Donald W. Patten, Linus Pauling, F. David Peat, James Peebles, Pelasgians, Pennsylvania, Arno Penzias, Peoples of the Sea, Calvin Peregoy, Pericles, periodluminosity curve, Persia (Iran), perxenic acid, petasos (petasus), Phanerozoic, Philippines, Philolaos, philosopher's stone, phlogiston theory, Phoenicians, phosphates, phosphorus, phytoplankton, pictuns, Jonathan Piel, Pillars of Hercules, Piltdown man, Pindar, 89 Pioneer Pioneer V, Pisa, pitchblende, Stephen Plagemann, Plain of Shinar, Max Planck, planetary nova, Plato, Pleistocene, pleochroie halos, pleochroism, Pliny the Elder, Plutarch, Pluto, Henri Poincare, Poincare section, Poisson distribution, polar column, Polaris, Christopher Polhem, James B Pollack, Marco Polo, polonium, Polynesians, Pompeii, B. Stanley Pons, Pontotoc Stele, Karl Popper, Population I stars, Population II stars, Portugal, Portuguese Christians, Poseidon, postglacial Ancylus, potassium, potassium argon dating, Herman Potocnik,Precession of the Equinoxes, Priapus, Proclus, Project Cyclops, Project Ozma, proper motion, William Prout, pseudoDemocritus, Ptolemaic system, Ptolemy I Soter, Claudius Ptolemy, Cleopatra Ptolemy,

Puerto Rico, pukatala tree, Pukku anti Mikku, Pulukku, Punctuated Equilibria, Punic War, Punta Arenas, Pyrenees, pyrimidine, Pythagoras of Samos, Pythagoreans

quasar (3C273), Quaternary, Quetzalcoatl, Quetzalcoatlus northropi, quicksilver (mercury), Quinternary, Quirigua

Isidor Rabi, radiocarbon, carbon12, carbon 13, radiohalo dating, radiotelescopy, radium, radix, Ragnarok, Ramses II (Necho II), Ramses III, Rankine vortex, Clarence J. Ransom, Betty Raymond, realgar, Grote Reber, redshift, Regiomontanus (Johann Muller), Regulus, Research & Development, retorts, rhis, rhiza, Rhizopus nigricans, William Rieman, Riemann tensor fields, Raymond Rife, righttolife, Rio de Janeiro, River Styx, RNA (ribonucleic acid), E. Ian, Robson, Roy Rockwood, Ole Christensen Roemer, Wilhelm Roentgen, Will Rogers, Lynn E. Rose, P. Sherwood Rowland, Royal Astronomical Society, RR Lyrae, Olaf Rudbeck, David Ruelle, Russell Cave, Dale Russell, Ernest Rutherford, Neil Ruzic

Carl E. Sagan, Sahara Desert, Salisbury Plain, Sampo, Fernando Sanford, Sanskrit, George Santayana, Sargasso Sea, Sargon the Accadian, sarpu, Sarsen Circle, satellites, satellos, Saturnian ringworld, Satyayuga, Tom Sawyer, Sayil, Arthur Schawlow, Scheria, Heinrich Schliemann, Robert Schmalz, Maarten Schmidt, Otto Schrader, David Schramm, Edmund Schulman, Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, second law of thermodynamics, selenium, Seleucids, Seneca, Sennacherib, Serengeti, serpent numbers, SETI (Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence), Seti the Great, sexagesimal system, Shamir, I. I. Shapiro, Harlow Shapley, Mary Wollstonecraft, Shelley, William Shockley, Sicily, Siddhartha of India, Sill of Gabes, silver, Sirius, Siva (Shiva), skambha (world pillar), skyhooks, Samuel Slater, Vesto Slipher, Stephen Smale, Smithsonian Institution, Snake River, Socrates, sodium, sodium vapor lamps, Solomon, Solon, Steven Soter, Sothic dating, Sothic year, South America, Space Shuttle, George W. Spangler, Spaniards, Sparta (Lacedaemon), specific heat, spermatozoon, Spica, Sputnik, St. Brendan of Clonfort, St. Elmo's fire, St. Lawrence River, St. Louis, St. Thomas, Stagg Field, stalactites, stalagmites, Standing Stone, Stanford Univ., Ryal Stark, StarTrek, Star Wars, StefanBoltzmann law, Charles Proteus Steinmetz, Simon Stevin of Bruges, stimmi, Stone of Scone, Stone of Shamir, P. H. Stone, Stonehenge, Mark Stoneking, Strait of Gibraltar, Pritz Strassmann, stratosphere, strong force, Styx, subarctic Yoldia period, Subtle - the alchemist, Hans Suess, sulfur, Sumer, Sumerian Urim, SumeroBabylonians, sundials, sunspot cycle, superconductivity, Susquchanna River, swastika, Emmanuel Swedenborg, Syracuse, Syrinx, Syrtis Minor

tauCeti, Cornelius Tacitus, Floris Takens, talaria, George R. Talbott, Talmud, Tambora, Tanama River, Tanis, Tao, Taoism, tartar emetic, Frank B. Taylor, Irving Taylor, tele and skopeo, telescope, Olaf Tellefsen, Tello, Iraq Tennessee, Tenochtitlan, Tertiary, Nikola Tesla, Tetrasomie, Thales, Thebes, Theophilus, Theopompus, TheraSantorin, Tholoi, Cyrus Thomas, Alan G. Thorne, Thoth, Thucydides, Thule, Thutmose III, thymine, William Tifft, Timaeus, Timocharis, tin, Tlaloc, Alvin Toffler, Clyde Tombaugh, tonalamatl, Tonga trench, torbernite, Evangelist Torricelli, Tower of Babel, Charles Townes, Tractate Sotah, transmutation, Tretayuga, Triton, Trojan War, Troy, trypanosomes, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, Tunguska meteor, Tunis, Tunisia, tunneling, tuns, Turkey, Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens), tzolkin

Ubatuba Bay, uinals, Ulysses, unicorn, Ur, uracil, uranium, uraniummica, Uranus, Harold C. Urey, Ursa Minor, Archbishop James Ussher, Uxmal

Vainamoinen, Valhalla, Van Allen belts, Tom Van Flandern, Vardhamana Mahavira, vazeh, Vedanta Sutras, Vedic Upanishad, Vega, Immanuel Velikovsky, Venera, Venus, Venus Orbiter, verdigris, vermilion [cinnabar], Jules Verne, Vesuvius, vigesimal system, Vikings, Allyn C. Vine, Viracocha, Virgil Maro, Dorothy B. Vitaliano, Francois Voltaire, Wernher von Braun, Wolfram von Eschenbach, von Herzeele, Theodore von Karman, Gottfried von Leibniz, John von Neumann, vortex, Voyager

Richard Wagner, Alban Wall, Alfred Russell Wallace, war, Washington, waterclocks (clepsydra), James Watson, Way of LaoTzu, Way of Anu, weak force, Wednesday (Wotan's Day), Alfred Wegener, H.G. Wells, John A. Wheeler, Eli Whitney, Rupert Wildt, Maurice Wilkins, Allan C. Wilson, Robert Wilson, Wisconsin, Milford H. Wolpoff, Orville and Wilbur Wright

xenobiosis, xenon, Xenophon, xiuhmolpilli, Xolotl

Yama, Eiichi Yamaguchi, Yerkes Observatory, yin and yang, yoga, Yoldia [subarctic] period, Louise Gray Young, Thomas Young, Yucatan, Yum Chaac

zetaReticulum, Spitama Zarathustra, Zeus (Jupiter), Zoroaster, Zoroastrianism, Niccolo, Zosimos Zucchi, Fritz Zwicky, zygote, zymase