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Altantis to Tesla the Kolbrin Connection
Book cover has shelf wear. Interior of the book is in Very good condition. No writing / No highlights.
130 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2003
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August 12, 2016
I wholeheartedly reccomend any and all of McCanney`s books, not only do they look great, but they are also quite eyeopening.
These are real science books, with real information, written in a style and language that makes it easy even for young kids to grasp the at times advanced concepts disscussed.
In the Atlantis to Tesla, the Kolbrin connection the professor explores the techlevels of Atlantis and Lemuria, what were they doing in outer space, how did they build their spaceships and so forth. Then he jumps into the current era and talks about Nikola Tesla, how aeguably he obtained the information he needed in order to make all those revolutionary breakthroughs over a century that today we still grapple to catch up with. How was it possible that one man single handedly was able to change the virtually the whole planet. (Hey, he gave us AC, radiotransmission and control, and much more) - The guy almost singlehandedly took mankind out of the dark ages, yet today very little is known about him.
He also goes in to depth discussing how secret societies both good and bad are cloistering information, and how this impact our species further developement.
all this might sound like real heavy going to most. But to tell the truth, McCanney`s style of writing, is as I said, easy digestable, and should make sense to young schoolchildren. Little wonder then, that these book series are very popular with homeschoolers. And as we wait for mainstrema science to acknowledge McCanney`s work on an electrical active universe, I am sure in the centuries to come the author will rank among the greats of science, alongside Copernicus, Archimedes, DaVinci and Tesla himself.
Cant recommend these enough!
Also note, these books should only be bought from McCanney`s own website as he doesnt at all trust amazon. If you find his products there they are overpriced and pirated, Check out at jmccsci.com for further learning.
These are real science books, with real information, written in a style and language that makes it easy even for young kids to grasp the at times advanced concepts disscussed.
In the Atlantis to Tesla, the Kolbrin connection the professor explores the techlevels of Atlantis and Lemuria, what were they doing in outer space, how did they build their spaceships and so forth. Then he jumps into the current era and talks about Nikola Tesla, how aeguably he obtained the information he needed in order to make all those revolutionary breakthroughs over a century that today we still grapple to catch up with. How was it possible that one man single handedly was able to change the virtually the whole planet. (Hey, he gave us AC, radiotransmission and control, and much more) - The guy almost singlehandedly took mankind out of the dark ages, yet today very little is known about him.
He also goes in to depth discussing how secret societies both good and bad are cloistering information, and how this impact our species further developement.
all this might sound like real heavy going to most. But to tell the truth, McCanney`s style of writing, is as I said, easy digestable, and should make sense to young schoolchildren. Little wonder then, that these book series are very popular with homeschoolers. And as we wait for mainstrema science to acknowledge McCanney`s work on an electrical active universe, I am sure in the centuries to come the author will rank among the greats of science, alongside Copernicus, Archimedes, DaVinci and Tesla himself.
Cant recommend these enough!
Also note, these books should only be bought from McCanney`s own website as he doesnt at all trust amazon. If you find his products there they are overpriced and pirated, Check out at jmccsci.com for further learning.
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