Since the publication of Worlds in Collision, Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky's unconventional theories of the origin of the solar system have generated immense interest and bitter controversy. Chief among his critics has been the well-known astronomer, author and television personality, Dr. Carl Sagan of Cornell University.
While brilliantly defending Velikovsky's work, Carl Sagan & Immanuel Velikovsky mercilessly dissects Sagan, the blatantly snide, dishonest and unprofessional ‘arguments’ and exposes the sordid and unscientific side of ‘scientific’ controversy.
“An excellent and erudite Destruction of Saganism … awe-inspiring … The completeness of it, the completeness of it.”
–Robert Anton Wilson, author of Cosmic Trigger and The New Inquisition
“Ginenthal’s style and reasoning are clear, and his facts are straight. He has actually done the research that Sagan only pretended to have done ... A book of solid integrity and quality. I recommend it most strongly and without reservation.”
–Lynn E. Rose, Professor of Philosophy, SUNY
“I commend Ginenthal’s study ... The glib and slipshod nature of Carl Sagan’s critique is repeatedly and tellingly exposed.”
–Roger W. Wescott, Professor of Anthropology, Drew University
“After reading this book you will be convinced that Sagan is more of an entertainer than a competent researcher.”
–C. J. Ransom, Ph.D., Physicist
While brilliantly defending Velikovsky's work, Carl Sagan & Immanuel Velikovsky mercilessly dissects Sagan, the blatantly snide, dishonest and unprofessional ‘arguments’ and exposes the sordid and unscientific side of ‘scientific’ controversy.
“An excellent and erudite Destruction of Saganism … awe-inspiring … The completeness of it, the completeness of it.”
–Robert Anton Wilson, author of Cosmic Trigger and The New Inquisition
“Ginenthal’s style and reasoning are clear, and his facts are straight. He has actually done the research that Sagan only pretended to have done ... A book of solid integrity and quality. I recommend it most strongly and without reservation.”
–Lynn E. Rose, Professor of Philosophy, SUNY
“I commend Ginenthal’s study ... The glib and slipshod nature of Carl Sagan’s critique is repeatedly and tellingly exposed.”
–Roger W. Wescott, Professor of Anthropology, Drew University
“After reading this book you will be convinced that Sagan is more of an entertainer than a competent researcher.”
–C. J. Ransom, Ph.D., Physicist
