The Giza Death Star

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Evidence of the use of weapons of mass destruction in ancient times is one of the secrets of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The chapters of this revelatory book include: * An Archaeology of Mass Destruction * Thoth and Theories * The Machine Hypothesis * Pythagoras, Plato, Planck, and the Pyramid * The Weapon Hypothesis * Encoded Harmonics of the Planck Units in the Great Pyramid * High Frequency Direct Current Impulse Technology * The Grand Gallery and its Crystals * Gravito-acoustic Resonators * The Other Two Large...
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Overview

Evidence of the use of weapons of mass destruction in ancient times is one of the secrets of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The chapters of this revelatory book include: * An Archaeology of Mass Destruction * Thoth and Theories * The Machine Hypothesis * Pythagoras, Plato, Planck, and the Pyramid * The Weapon Hypothesis * Encoded Harmonics of the Planck Units in the Great Pyramid * High Frequency Direct Current Impulse Technology * The Grand Gallery and its Crystals * Gravito-acoustic Resonators * The Other Two Large Pyramids, the Causeways, and the Temples * A Phase Conjugate Howitzer
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  • ISBN-13: 9780932813381
  • Publisher: Adventures Unlimited Press
  • Publication date: 3/1/2002
  • Pages: 290
  • Sales rank: 327,951
  • Product dimensions: 6.00 (w) x 8.90 (h) x 0.70 (d)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 28, 2007

    Giza Plateau, Great Pyramid, A New Paradigm

    The first book in Mr Farrells Giza Trilogy, It is a shocker. Farrell shows via the physics involved, that are redundant in the Great Pyramid, who the most logical builders of the Great Pyramid technology had to be. And, even more shocking, what it's probable use was. Giza Death Star Builds on the already well established therory of this structure being used as a Machine. Mr. Farrell starts there, but where takes you past that, will leave you with several 'Oh My GOD' moments. I highly recommend this book for those that really are looking past the pablum of current mainstream Egyptology. Mr. Farrell says this is a speculative work. I say it is 'called' that to save our worlds current view of its history. You will never look at the Great Pyramid, in our 'old' paradigm ever again... ENJOY

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  • Posted March 9, 2011

    Fascinating hypothesis - astounding findings - a bit of mystery. Read it!

    University of Oxford scholar and physicist, Dr. Joseph P. Farrell knocked the ball out of the park with this, his first popular book exploring alternative history and alternative science. "The Giza Death Star" tells a story, but it isn't a storybook. In this enchanting book Farrell establishes his hypothesis early on and takes the reader inside his exhaustive research to support his ideas. He is quick to give credit and praise to those researchers and authors who preceded him. This book is loaded with quotes where needed and amply footnoted. The reader will be astounded by the mathematics and physics uncovered by Farrell and others in the building of The Great Pyramid. But who built it? When was it built? What was it? Having strongly hinted that this is a work not unlike a graduate thesis, it remains a page turner. "The Giza Death Star" turned out to be the first book of a trilogy. This reader has begun the second in this series while the third sets close by next in line. Dr. Farrell has now written at least 15 titles covering the exciting world of alternative history and science.

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