Nikola Tesla's Death Ray And The Columbia Space Shuttle Disaster: Updated Edition (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781606111666)

READ THE FACTS NASA AND THE GOVERNMENT DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW. . .

This updated edition provides evidence that the space agency issued warnings to the public about the danger of coming in contact with space shuttle debris in order to cover up the true cause of the Columbia disaster.

WERE THEY ATTEMPTING TO CONCEAL THE FACT THAT A WEAPON FIRST ENVISIONED BY LEGENDARY INVENTOR NIKOLA TESLA OVER 80 YEARS AGO WAS THE REAL CULPRIT THAT BROUGHT DOWN THE SHIP AND KILLED THE SEVEN ASTRONAUTS?

Learn about the San Francisco photographer who took photos of the Columbia as it passed over the Bay Area. The photos, when developed, revealed anomalous flashes of purple light around the shuttle minutes before it was destroyed. NASA later confiscated the photographer's camera and flew it to Mission Control by a special jet. What did the camera contain that made it so crucial for NASA to take possession of it?

The book also includes the full text of a l940 newspaper article in which Tesla first unveils the invention of his "Death Ray to a sympathetic reporter. Did other scientists pick up where Tesla left off and create a super weapon the likes of which the world has never seen before? Was a device Tesla intended to be used defensively developed into a horrifying offensive weapon instead?

Another chapter deals with the rumored Soviet conspiracy to sabotage the U.S. space program, leaving a path of destruction in their wake that includes eight U.S. rockets destroyed over a 19 month period. This book will be of special interest to those who have long thought that much of Tesla's work continues behind our backs and underground by a Secret Government that has a global agenda of world domination.

Author: Commader X, Sean Casteel
ISBN-10: 1606111663
ISBN-13: 9781606111666
Publisher: Inner Light Global Communications
Language: English
Published: 11/26/2013
Pages: 132
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.32lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.28d