This Novelty report uses the TW1 values from the Sheliak corrected Timewave. (see announcement below) All of Timewave One Wave which precedes the 2012 singularity is displayed in the lower frame. The Novelty Report for the next two months appears in the upper frame. Dramatic local fluctuations will characterize the time stream over the next two months. Such fluctuation tend to behave like damped oscillations, that is they tend to die away quickly with little long term impact. We are now experiencing the climax of a relatively gentle nearly uninterrupted descent into Novelty that achieves maximum on the 10th of February, 1999. We are in resonance with an era that stretches from 1118 until 1129, the Gothic Middle Ages. Scholasticism and the troubodours flourish in Europe, Henry V King Europe ascendant, Islamic science in eclipse.

We are still working the bugs out of the software that generates the new values. Hopefully future Novelty reports will display more detailed scaling and more labeling. Thanks for your patience.

Announcing an e mail list, Novelty, to discuss Novelty Theory, the Timewave, 2012 etc. To subscribe, send email to listserv@levity.com with the following message: subscribe novelty Firstname Lastname. You will receive instructions by auto-reply. To post messages to the list, send them to novelty@levity.com

• The Most Recent 22,000 Years.
• 1991
• 1992
• August 1995
• September 1995
• October 1995
• November 1995
• December 1995
• January & February 1996
• March & April 1996
• May & June 1996
• July & August 1996
• September through November 1996
• Dec 1996 through Jan. 1997
• Feb. 1997 through Mar. 1997
• April 1997 through May 1997
• Nov. 1997 through Dec. 1997 (TW1 Values)
• Jan. 1998 through Feb 1998 (TW1 Values)
• Mar. 1998 through April 1998 (TW1 Values)
• May 1998 through June 1998 (TW1 Values)
• July 1998 through August 1998 (TW1 Values)
• September 1998 through October 1998 (TW1 Values)
• November 1998 through December 1998 (TW1 Values)

More about Novelty Theory.

Including criticism of Novelty Theory and free downloadable versions of the DOS/Windows software.

There is also a German language version of the MS-DOS flavor of Timewave Zero with manual. Send e mail to Dieter for more information.