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CHAPTER 8 EARTH, MOON, SUN, PLANETS
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How well is this conjecture (that Venus was originally called Mazar) aligned
with the statistical results of the previous subsection?
In fact, incredibly well!
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The numerical value of the word Mazar is
247 = (200 = ר) + (7 = ז) + (40 = מ)
With this value for the ONV of Venus, the linear regression analysis of the
previous subsection was rerun to produce the results shown in Figure 8.4.
The improvement over Figure 8.3, where the observation relating to Venus
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(Nogah) nearly touches the upper confi dence-interval limit, is considerable. This
also shows in the resulting statistics.
The correlation of 0.9552 in the earlier analysis (Figure 8.3) has now “jumped” to
0.9961. The model F-ratio is 386.4, which, for n = 5, is highly significant (p<0.000288).
In other words, the probability that the five points in the figure would align themselves
on a straight line, the way they did, by chance alone, is less than 0.029%!
Figure 8.4. Plot of log -diameter of the planets (excluding Jupiter ) as a function of their
celestial object numerical values (ONV). All names (except Earth and possibly Venus ) are nonbiblical.
Hebrew for Venus is Mazar .
