The SIS was formed in 1974 to consider the role
global cosmic catastrophes may have played in our history, and even recorded by cultures worldwide in their oral and written ancient traditions.
We also consider the effect catastrophes have on other disciplines, such as biology, cosmology, geology, psychology, archaeoastronomy, astrophysics, linguistics, and other areas such as religion.
Catastrophism also demands that there should be corroboration between disciplines, making catastrophism truly interdisciplinary and inclusive.
Topics covered include:
One annual volume of the Society's main publication,
Chronology & Catastrophism Review appears each year. SIS
C&C Workshop also appears three times a year, and was launched to provided for an informal publication of material that may also be of interest to members.
The SIS also arranges occasional talks and conferences, and members have the opportunity to buy material through the Society's book service.
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Thunderbolts
of the Gods
