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The Mystery of Ancient eclipses
About this book
"The calculated location of the ancient solar eclipses could have an error of up to about 10 kilometers."This statement by the U.S. Space Administration NASA is a scientific outstretching of how ancient eclipses can be found. When numerous eclipses observed in ancient times are applied to that measure set by science, they reveal a very significant secret of ancient history. Another significant factor is the lunar eclipses of the ancient Ur III dynasty. Can they be found? And what does everything have to be considered in order to find them? Why haven't scientists discovered the double eclipse of Babylon?
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title and publisher page
- Foreword
- PART I
- 1. Clay tablet VAT 4956
- 2. The reign of Nebuchadnezzar II
- 3. The solar eclipse of Cyaxares
- 4. Amel-Marduk and Nabonidus
- 5. The solar eclipse of Cyrus
- 6. Certificate issued by the clay tablet VAT 4956
- 7. Nebuchadnezzar V in the pages of the Bible
- 8. A look at the Babylonian cuneiforms
- PART II
- 9. Eclipses of Esarhaddon
- 10. Is the chronology extendable?
- 11. Strange disruptions in eclipses
- 12. The eclipses of distant history
- 13. Free chronology
- PART III
- 14. The effect of the Earth's rotational motion
- 15. Solar eclipses of Ashur-Dan III and Shimbar-Shipak
- 16. The reign of Shalmaneser III
- 17. Solar eclipse during the accession year of Sin-Eribam
- 18. Eclipses of Takelot II and Psamtik I
- 19. Solar eclipse of Mursili II
- 20. Case of Akhenaten
- 21. The Sed festivals
- 22. Shoshenq I
- 23. The double eclipses of Akakd
- 24. The timing of the Ur III dynasty
- 25. Eclipses of the Akkadian Empire
- 26. Reign of Shar-khali-sharri
- 27. Other ancient lunar eclipses
- 28. Contemporaries of ancient kings
- 29. The limits of realism
- 30. A black hole can be found!
- PART IV
- 31. The timing of the Babylonian calendar in 568 BCE.
- 32. Lunar eclipses during the kings of Persia
- 33. Lunar eclipses of the Babylonian astrologers
- 34. Clay tablets speak
- 35. Chronology of Jeremiah
- Appendix I: List of ancient eclipses
- Appendix II: Scientific chronology
- Appendix to Chapter 15