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they are heterogeneous, from spirits of an incomprehensible nature. The being evoked soon vanishes when one insists on pushing him to the wall and having the heart out of his mystery. That souls survive the destruction of the body I have not the shadow of a doubt. But that they manifest themselves by the processes employed in séances the experimental method has not yet given us absolute proof. I add that this hypothesis is not at all likely. If the souls of the dead are about us, upon our planet, the invisible population would increase at the rate of 100,000 a day, about 36 millions a year, 3 billions 620 millions in a century, 36 billions in ten centuries, etc.—unless we admit re-incarnations upon the earth itself. How many times do apparitions or manifestations occur? When illusions, auto-suggestions, hallucinations are eliminated what remains? Scarcely anything. Such an exceptional rarity as this pleads against the reality of apparitions.
1431:. London, Watts & Co. p. 57. "The impressions of faces which she got in wax or putty were always her face. I have seen many of them. The strong bones of her face impress deep. Her nose is relatively flattened by the pressure. The hair on the temples is plain. It is outrageous for scientific men to think that either "John King" or an abnormal power of the medium made a human face (in a few minutes) with bones and muscles and hair, and precisely the same bones and muscles and hair as those of Eusapia. I have seen dozens of photographs of her levitating a table. On not a single one are her person and dress entirely clear of the table."
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346:, a human character meets the soul of an alien, able to cross the universe faster than light, that has been reincarnated on many different worlds, each with its own gallery of organisms and their evolutionary history. Other than that, his writing about other worlds adhered fairly closely to then current ideas in
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This is very far from being demonstrated. The innumerable observations which I have collected during more than forty years all prove to me the contrary. No satisfactory identification has been made. The communications obtained have always seemed to proceed from the mentality of the group, or when
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November 1909, responding to such claims by others, he stated that "The poisoning of humanity by deleterious gases is improbable", and correctly stated that the matter in the comet's tail is so tenuous that it would have no noticeable effect. However, he also indulged in a "thought experiment"
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believed they saw a network of lines on its surface, which were named "canals" by
Schiaparelli. These turned out to be an optical illusion due to the limited observing instruments of the time, as revealed by better telescopes in the 1920s. Camille, a contemporary of Schiaparelli, extensively
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He could not have made his position any clearer - yet many papers ignored this rebuttal, and continued a campaign of misquoting and fabrication for the sake of sensational headlines. Flammarion was, in fact, the victim of a deliberate character assassination, in order to sell papers!
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When astronomers announced that the Earth would pass through the tail of Halley's Comet in May 1910, Flammarion was widely reported, in numerous
American newspapers, as believing that toxic gases in the tail might "snuff out all life on the planet". In fact, he said no such thing.
777:, a series of dialogues between a man and a disembodied spirit which is free to roam the Universe at will. The novel includes observations about the implications of the finite velocity of light, and many images of otherworldly life adapted to alien circumstances.
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1088:'s theory that intelligent beings with constructive talents of a high order exist on the planet Mars has a warm supporter in M. Camille Flammarion, the well-known French astronomer, who was seen in his observatory at Juvisy, near Paris, by a
582:(Haunted Houses) he came to the conclusion that in some rare cases hauntings are caused by departed souls whilst others are caused by the "remote action of the psychic force of a living person". The book was reviewed by the magician
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did not find the evidence convincing. He noted that the impressions of faces in putty were always of
Palladino's face and could have easily been made, and she was not entirely clear from the table in the levitation photographs.
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the human soul evolves through cosmic reincarnation. Flammarion's influence was great, not just on the popular thought of his day, but also on later writers with similar interests and convictions." In the
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and organizations appearing all over Europe. He has been described as an "astronomer, mystic and storyteller" who was "obsessed by life after death, and on other worlds, and seemed to see no distinction between the two".
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who wrote "the work's fundamental faults are a lack of critical judgment in the estimation of evidence, and of an appreciation of the nature of the logical conditions which the study of these problems presents."
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and wrote, "It is infinitely to be regretted that we cannot trust the loyalty of mediums. They almost always cheat". However, Flammarion, a believer in psychic phenomena, attended séances with
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and pluralism. He was convinced that souls after the physical death pass from planet to planet and progressively improve at each new incarnation. In 1862 he published his first book,
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inject various gases into the atmosphere. Sensation-seeking papers chose to quote only the latter part, leading to the widespread misconception that
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after death but wrote that mediumship had not been scientifically proven. Even though
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and astronomy. Among other things, he believed that all planets went through more or less the same stages of development, but at different rates depending on their sizes.
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in "Death and Its
Mystery", 1921, 3 volumes. Translated by Latrobe Carroll (1923, T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd. London: Adelphi Terrace.). Partial online version at
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who wrote it "fails to supply adequate proof of the veracity of the conglomeration of hearsay it contains; it must, therefore, be a collection of myths."
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and claimed that some of her phenomena were genuine. He produced in his book alleged levitation photographs of a table and an impression of a face in
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As a young man, Flammarion was exposed to two significant social movements in the western world: the thoughts and ideas of
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Is Spiritualism Based on Fraud?: The Evidence Given By Sir A. C. Doyle and Others Drastically Examined
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had tried to communicate with Earth in the past. He also believed in 1907 that a seven-tailed
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1901:"Mysterious psychic forces: An account of the author's investigations in psychical research"
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and Berthe Martin-Flammarion, and uncle of a woman named Zelinda. His first wife was
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Comet Madness: How the 1910 Return of Halley's Comet (Almost) Destroyed Civilisation
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Comet Madness: How the 1910 Return of Halley's Comet (Almost) Destroyed Civilisation
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Scientific Mythologies: How Science and Science Fiction Forge New Religious Beliefs
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Death and its mystery—proofs of the existence of the soul; Volume 3—After death
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The Net Advance of Physics: History and Philosophy: Camille Flammarion
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but still claimed there was no evidence for the spirit hypothesis of
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of Spiritism, instead he believed that Spiritist activities such as
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can each refer to two different publications five years apart.
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and levitations of objects could be explained by an unknown "
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On 1 February 1910, Flammarion published an update in the
853:(The End of the World), 1893 (translated into English as
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was heading toward Earth. In 1910, for the appearance of
1135:"Ten Notable Apocalypses That (Obviously) Didn't Happen"
510:(1900) received a negative review from the psychologist
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Reynaud, Jean (1806–1863) - The Worlds of David Darling
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In the 1920s Flammarion changed some of his beliefs on
1213:. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 193.
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publishing house. In 1858 he became a professional at
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Manifestations of the Dead in Spiritistic Experiments
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M. Dinorben Griffith and Madame Camille Flammarion,
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1888 which does not have the Flammarion engraving).
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1007:Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
1003:"Obituary Notices: Fellows:- Flammarion, Camille"
257:" first appeared in Flammarion's 1888 edition of
1836:French Tales of Infinity - Astrobiology Magazine
1298:La Planète Mars et Ses Conditions d'Habitabilité
845:La planète Mars et ses conditions d'habitabilité
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145:; 26 February 1842 – 3 June 1925) was a French
1729:Schmadel, Lutz D. (2007). "(1021) Flammario".
1495:. The Johns Hopkins University Press. p. 94.
1301:(in French). Paris: Gauthier-Villars et Fils.
859:in 1894), is a science fiction novel about a
757:, 1872. (Appears to be an earlier edition of
312:, and was dismissed from his position at the
224:Bulletin de la Société astronomique de France
153:works about astronomy, several notable early
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1994:Newspaper clippings about Camille Flammarion
1561:. Social Forces. Vol. 4, No. 4. pp. 850–853.
1516:Encyclopedia of Occultism and Parapsychology
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1697:. Greenwood Publishing Group. p. 91.
1460:Modern Spiritism: Its Science and Religion
823:De Wereld vóór de Schepping van den Mensch
739:(The Plurality of Inhabited Worlds), 1862.
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1918:Works by Camille Flammarion in eBook form
1600:. Wesleyan University Press. p. 31.
1462:. P. Blakiston's Son & Co. pp. 32–101
1210:Organizations and Strategies in Astronomy
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819:works. An observer's handbook of its day.
546:could explain some paranormal phenomena.
542:" from the medium. He also believed that
1972:, with 102 library catalogue records
1413:. Small, Maynard and Company. pp. 63–135
16:French astronomer and author (1842–1925)
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1980:Internet Speculative Fiction Database
1694:Mars: A Tour of the Human Imagination
1680:. USGS Astrogeology Research Program.
1475:. Kessinger Publishing. pp. 406–454.
889:L’inconnu et les problèmes psychiques
813:Les Étoiles et les Curiosités du Ciel
672:is named in his honour. In addition,
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1936:Works by or about Camille Flammarion
1793:"Les Obseques de Camille Flammarion"
1559:Haunted Houses by Camille Flammarion
829:L'atmosphère: météorologie populaire
759:L'atmosphère: météorologie populaire
358:, Brian Stableford argues that both
1678:Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature
837:, 1889 (translated into English as
767:, 1872 (translated into English as
755:L'atmosphère: Des Grands Phenomenes
518:After two years investigation into
1258:. InterVarsity Press. p. 57.
1175:. InterVarsity Press. p. 56.
1143:. 12 November 2009. Archived from
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1446:The Unknown by Camille Flammarion
1107:"Flammarion's Seven Tailed Comet"
856:Omega: The Last Days of the World
724:Commandeur de la Legion d'honneur
684:is named after Flammarion's book
589:In a presidential address to the
310:The Plurality of Inhabited Worlds
2052:20th-century French male writers
2037:19th-century French male writers
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1731:Dictionary of Minor Planet Names
1518:. Kessinger Publishing. p. 337.
1359:. Prometheus Books. p. 83.
1334:. Prometheus Books. p. 64.
958:Bibliothèque nationale de France
459:A middle-aged Camille Flammarion
2057:19th-century French astronomers
2047:20th-century French astronomers
1234:Camille Flammarion's Collection
825:, 1886. A paleontological work.
737:La pluralité des mondes habités
597:. He wrote that he believed in
191:Camille Flammarion was born in
2072:French science fiction writers
1771:Société astronomique de France
1743:10.1007/978-3-540-29925-7_1022
717:Société astronomique de France
591:Society for Psychical Research
432:about what might happen if it
388:Sylvie Petiaux-Hugo Flammarion
214:Société astronomique de France
169:observatory at Juvisy-sur-Orge
142:[nikɔlakamijflamaʁjɔ̃]
92:Sylvie Petiaux-Hugo Flammarion
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2032:19th-century French novelists
1577:. Visible Ink Press. p. 142.
1355:Goodrich, Richard J. (2023).
1330:Goodrich, Richard J. (2023).
1280:"A Wedding Tour in a Balloon"
692:for the heroine of his novel
392:Gabrielle Renaudot Flammarion
284:and the rising popularity of
97:Gabrielle Renaudot Flammarion
2042:20th-century apocalypticists
2027:19th-century apocalypticists
1648:"George Gamow on Flammarion"
1471:Camille Flammarion. (1909).
1407:Camille Flammarion. (1909).
1295:Flammarion, Camille (1892).
815:, 1882. A supplement of the
1998:20th Century Press Archives
1951:(public domain audiobooks)
1945:Works by Camille Flammarion
1927:Works by Camille Flammarion
1538:. Scarecrow Press. p. 129.
715:, the highest award of the
661:Flammarion (Martian crater)
394:, also a noted astronomer.
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1735:Springer Berlin Heidelberg
1458:Alfred Schofield. (1920).
471:from the viewpoint of the
390:, and his second wife was
131:Nicolas Camille Flammarion
44:Nicolas Camille Flammarion
2092:Reincarnation researchers
1960:Atlas cèleste, Paris 1877
1473:Mysterious Psychic Forces
1410:Mysterious Psychic Forces
1252:James A. Herrick (2008).
1169:James A. Herrick (2008).
743:Real and Imaginary Worlds
711:In 1897, he received the
686:Lumen: Récits de l'infini
676:commemorates his sister;
656:Flammarion (lunar crater)
551:Mysterious Psychic Forces
467:, psychical research and
382:Camille was a brother of
321:Real and Imaginary Worlds
238:, the two merged, making
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2077:French parapsychologists
1691:Rabkin, Eric S. (2005).
954:"Gallica search results"
680:commemorates his niece;
2082:People from Haute-Marne
1320:Flammarion 1892, p. 586
1311:Flammarion 1892, p. 589
1028:10.1093/mnras/86.4.178a
938:Dreams of an Astronomer
486:Flammarion had studied
2087:Writers from Grand Est
1962:at AtlasCoelestis.com]
1534:James Houran. (2004).
1285:(January 1899): 62–68.
904:Astronomy for Amateurs
817:L'Astronomie Populaire
793:Distances of the Stars
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463:Flammarion approached
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2067:French male novelists
1043:"Which l'Astronomie?"
912:Thunder and Lightning
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427:In an article in the
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404:Giovanni Schiaparelli
329:extraterrestrial life
296:He was influenced by
290:spiritualist churches
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157:novels, and works on
122:"Telefonoscope" from
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1791:Touchet, E. (1925).
1674:"Camille Flammarion"
1622:"Camille Flammarion"
1140:Smithsonian magazine
983:Scientific marvelous
978:Flammarion engraving
803:Astronomie populaire
611:Theosophical Society
595:paranormal phenomena
364:William Hope Hodgson
300:(1806–1863) and his
255:Flammarion engraving
185:Flammarion engraving
1970:Library of Congress
1903:. 17 December 1907.
1809:1925LAstr..39Q.309T
1654:on 24 November 2009
1594:A. Merritt (2004).
1386:6 July 2009 at the
1207:Andre Heck (2012).
1112:Nelson Evening Mail
1019:1926MNRAS..86R.178.
869:death of the planet
863:colliding with the
769:Stories of Infinity
580:Les maisons hantées
578:. In his 1924 book
348:evolutionary theory
2062:French balloonists
1985:Camille Flammarion
1976:Camille Flammarion
1966:Camille Flammarion
1854:on 12 October 2006
1491:Sofie Lachapelle.
1239:9 January 2013 at
1075:. 10 November 1907
1073:The New York Times
781:History of a Comet
765:Récits de l'infini
713:Prix Jules Janssen
522:he wrote that the
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451:Psychical research
368:Arthur Conan Doyle
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25:Camille Flammarion
1931:Project Gutenberg
1752:978-3-540-00238-3
1607:978-0-8195-6706-2
1366:978-1-63388-856-2
1341:978-1-63388-856-2
1265:978-0-8308-2588-2
1220:978-94-010-0049-9
1182:978-0-8308-2588-2
807:Popular Astronomy
553:(1909) he wrote:
532:spirit hypothesis
524:subconscious mind
520:automatic writing
492:Eusapia Palladino
473:scientific method
384:Ernest Flammarion
314:Paris Observatory
209:Paris Observatory
201:Groupe Flammarion
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