Phaethon
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Phaethon: The Star that fell from the Sky offers the first book-length treatment of the Greek myth that stands as the classic exemplar of planetary catastrophism. In addition to offering a detailed analysis of the testimony from ancient Greece, Phaethon also compares the Greek tale to analogous myths from around the globe, documenting remarkable parallels. After a careful review of the evidence, the author argues that the Phaethon myth is best understood as an eye-witness account describing an extraordinary cataclysm involving the Morning Star.
Ev Cochrane is an independent researcher specializing in comparative mythology and one of the century’s most vocal proponents of planetary catastrophism. Phaethon is the fifth book in a series attempting to reconstruct the history and astronomical context for a number of epochal disasters associated with the planets Mars and Venus. Mr. Cochrane is a graduate of Iowa State University (1981), where he received a Master’s degree in science (genetics).
Other titles by Ev:
Martian Metamorphoses
Starf✸cker
On Fossil Gods and Forgotten Worlds
The Many Faces of Venus
Martian Metamorphoses: The Planet Mars in Ancient Myth and Religion (1997).
The Many Face of Venus: The Planet Venus in Ancient Myth and Religion (2001).
Starf*cker: The Catastrophic Conjunction of Venus and Mars (2006).
On Fossil Gods and Forgotten Worlds (2010).
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Phaethon: The Star that fell from the Sky offers the first book-length treatment of the Greek myth that stands as the classic exemplar of planetary catastrophism. In addition to offering a detailed analysis of the testimony from ancient Greece, Phaethon also compares the Greek tale to analogous myths from around the globe, documenting remarkable parallels. After a careful review of the evidence, the author argues that the Phaethon myth is best understood as an eye-witness account describing an extraordinary cataclysm involving the Morning Star.
Ev Cochrane is an independent researcher specializing in comparative mythology and one of the century’s most vocal proponents of planetary catastrophism. Phaethon is the fifth book in a series attempting to reconstruct the history and astronomical context for a number of epochal disasters associated with the planets Mars and Venus. Mr. Cochrane is a graduate of Iowa State University (1981), where he received a Master’s degree in science (genetics).
Other titles by Ev:
Martian Metamorphoses
Starf✸cker
On Fossil Gods and Forgotten Worlds
The Many Faces of Venus
Martian Metamorphoses: The Planet Mars in Ancient Myth and Religion (1997).
The Many Face of Venus: The Planet Venus in Ancient Myth and Religion (2001).
Starf*cker: The Catastrophic Conjunction of Venus and Mars (2006).
On Fossil Gods and Forgotten Worlds (2010).
These copies have been slightly blemished in shipping
Please see “About Shipping” for important information on shipping - especially for international orders
Phaethon: The Star that fell from the Sky offers the first book-length treatment of the Greek myth that stands as the classic exemplar of planetary catastrophism. In addition to offering a detailed analysis of the testimony from ancient Greece, Phaethon also compares the Greek tale to analogous myths from around the globe, documenting remarkable parallels. After a careful review of the evidence, the author argues that the Phaethon myth is best understood as an eye-witness account describing an extraordinary cataclysm involving the Morning Star.
Ev Cochrane is an independent researcher specializing in comparative mythology and one of the century’s most vocal proponents of planetary catastrophism. Phaethon is the fifth book in a series attempting to reconstruct the history and astronomical context for a number of epochal disasters associated with the planets Mars and Venus. Mr. Cochrane is a graduate of Iowa State University (1981), where he received a Master’s degree in science (genetics).
Other titles by Ev:
Martian Metamorphoses
Starf✸cker
On Fossil Gods and Forgotten Worlds
The Many Faces of Venus
Martian Metamorphoses: The Planet Mars in Ancient Myth and Religion (1997).
The Many Face of Venus: The Planet Venus in Ancient Myth and Religion (2001).
Starf*cker: The Catastrophic Conjunction of Venus and Mars (2006).
On Fossil Gods and Forgotten Worlds (2010).
