In Harpers, October 1963. Nor did the late Walter S. Adams, former director of Mount Wilson Observatory, nor the late Albert Einstein, both of whom became friends and admirers of Dr. Velikovsky and unselfishly offered him their advice and assistance. Finally, I believe I should point out to you that some editors of the New York Times have an entirely different opinion of Dr. Velikovsky and his theories than you and Thomsen have evidenced. It was published in the City Edition of July 21,1969. All of these predictions were confirmed by the Apollo 11 and 15 flights, much to the surprise of the scientific world.
Some editors recognize and respect genius, as do some scientists.
I seriously suggest to you and Mr. Thomsen that you owe Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky an apology and a retraction.