Rod Martin

Atlantis: Evidence (Mission: Atlantis, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Subtitle: Something very big happened 9620 BC

Evidence!

Ignoring it won't make it go away. When we have 3 world-changing events that each occur right when Plato's Atlantis disappeared, scientists are caught napping, claiming that such evidence doesn't exist or is impossible.

This short book describes 3 pieces of evidence, each from a different scientific discipline, and each of which coincides with Plato's date for the destruction of Atlantis. Is this an accidental coincidence, or the cause-and-effect variety?

The jury is still out on this question, but the type of evidence, more than their coinciding date, does more to suggest that all those experts were too hasty to dismiss Plato's lost island empire.

Though we can't yet prove Atlantis existed, startling evidence like this does a great deal to keep the door open on the subject.

Imagine a civilization that ended 6,000 years before our own history began. Six millennia of Dark Ages wherein the children of Atlantis dazzled their neighbors with technology that, to the primitive Eurasians, looked like magic. This evidence brings us a big step closer to proving Atlantis actually existed.

Book 3 in the Mission: Atlantis series.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: TharsisHighlands
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370021178
• Artikelnr.: 70645629

Autorenporträt

Rod Martin, Jr. was born in West Texas, United States. He has been a Hollywood artist, a software engineer with a degree summa cum laude, a writer, web designer and a college professor.

Rod Martin's interests have ranged from astronomy to ancient history, physics to geology, and graphics arts to motion pictures.

He has studied comparative religion, worked as a lay minister and spiritual counselor, and taught ethics in college.

While doing graphic arts in Hollywood, he also studied electronic engineering. In 1983, as Carl Martin, he published his first novel, "Touch the Stars: Emergence," co-authored by John Dalmas (Tor Books, NY). He continues to write science fiction under that pen name.

Later, switching careers to computers and information technology, Mr. Martin worked for Control Data, Ceridian Payroll, Bank of America, Global Database Marketing and IPRO Tech. He also created "Stars in the NeighborHood" 3D astronomy space software.

He currently resides in the Philippines with his wife, Juvy. He has taught information technology, mathematics and professional ethics at Benedicto College, in Cebu. He continues to teach online and to write books and blogs.