The Ant Nebula. Illustrative of the Plasma Universe. Image credit
Stonehenge: An astronomical calendar? Image credit
Lightning over the Eruption of Galungung Volcano. Image credit
A planetoid plows onto the primordial Earth. Credit: Don Davis/NASA
The Pyramids at Giza. But how old are they? Image credit

Welcome

The SIS was formed in 1974 in response to the growing interest in global cosmic catastrophes, and takes an objective interdisciplinary interested in subjects as diverse as astrophysics, ancient history, geology and mythology. The society:

Publishes the academic journal C&C Review

Investigates modern cosmic global catatrophism

Investigates revised chronology and ancient history

Organises conferences, meetings and talks

Offers back issues of its journals

Supports an online public forum

Offers a number of membership entitlements

UK-based with a worldwide membership

A non-profit UK Charity No. 286264

Includes academics and lay people

Welcomes contributions from authors

Publishes a free online news service

SIS News

C&C Review 2022:1 published

16 April 2022
The new C&C Review 2022:1 is out now to all members, with articles on Hezekiah, Thutmose III and the Location of Punt, and The Hittite Read more...

SIS Website updated

23 February 2022
I am delighted to announce that the SIS Website has been upgraded. The new site runs under Wordpress which gives it a more modern feel Read more...

C&C Review 2021:3 out

1 December 2021
C&C Review 2021 is out now, featuring articles on the Iron Age, The Sign of Hezekiah, the Neo-Babylonians and Persians, and a report on BICANE4. Read more...