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From Contents; Mad Scramble of Soviet Science; Situation in the Early 1950s; 193 Deployment and Immediate Use of Scalar Interferometers; Softening of Metal at a Distance; Strategic Attacks Scheduled and Why We were not Destroyed and more. (Description by http-mart)
475 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1986
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Thomas E. Bearden
30 books23 followersretired Lieutenant Colonel of the U.S. Army, conspiracy theoretician.
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August 16, 2012
This was a very well organized, thought-provoking and scientifically inspiring read! I attempted to read it last year, but had to stop to collect more technical background material to better understand the concepts being introduced. These included zero point energy (though the book refers to it as vacuum energy, they are synonymous)and the history of electromagnetism. After completing this fascinating book, I still have a number of scientific papers to review before I could seriously consider the tenets that were presented. The mental gymnastics this book stirred were incredible!
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