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Welteislehre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Welteislehre ( World Ice Theory ), also known as Glazial-Kosmogonie ( Glacial Cosmogony ) is a cosmological theory proposed by Hans Hörbiger, an Austrian engineer and inventor and respected ste...
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Hans Hörbiger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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That has been shown by a project of the Austrian Science Fund FWF on the phenomenon of Welteislehre (the Cosmic Ice Theory). At the start of the 20th century, a broad swathe of the general public believed in this now discredited theory of what the universe is made of and how it was created.
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Global or National? An International Comparison of Call Centres ... In spite of globalisation, working conditions in call centres around the world are still governed by national regulations. That was the result of a major study supported by the Austrian Science Fund FWF, which looked at 2,400 call ... Throughout the world,
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Welteislehre (also known as Glazial-Kosmogonie) is a theory first published by the Austrian Hanns Hörbiger, a refrigeration engineer, in 1913.
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A selection of articles related to Heinrich Himmler ... Heinrich Himmler: Encyclopedia II - Welteislehre - Eisweltlehre in the Third Reich ... Welteislehre, Welteislehre - History, Welteislehre - Eisweltlehre in the Third Reich, Welteislehre - Legacy, Welteislehre - Sources...
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Pseudosciences revolve conventional sciences in the course of history. This shows particularly the Welteislehre. The illustration shows the solar system according to Hanns Hörbiger, Signatur HA, S/476/122, Technical Museum Vienna.
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Give us Hoerbiger!" Along the way, the name was changed from the Graeco-Latin _Glazial-Kosmogonie_ to the Germanic _Welteislehre_ ("Cosmic Ice Theory"), or WEL for short. In the 1930's, the "movement" became more and more pro-Nazi (Hoerbiger died in 1931, so we cannot tell what his opinion would have been).
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Today, it happens to be Welteislehre (e.g. see Science Gone Wrong: Welteislehre), the theory that "ice was the basic substance of all cosmic processes and that ice moons, ice planets and the "global ether" (also made of ice) determined the entire development of the universe." This theory was invented in 1894 and soon...
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This so-called Welteislehre (cosmic ice theory) or Glazialkosmogonie serves as a case study to show that these alleged expressions of scientific esotericism were not anachronistic, marginal ideas but were an integral part of the discourse of modern science.
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