Pyramid Power: The Millennium Science

by G. Patrick Flanagan, Nick Begich (Foreword)

0964881268; Earthpulse press, Inc.

Genres: Nonfiction

173 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

Reviews

[Elentarri]

Some interesting stuff that you no longer hear or read about.

[John]

I must have read a copy of the manuscript. The copy I read was in English and was not hardcover; it was printed on 8.5 x 11 paper. I read it during the mid-to-late-1970s. I got it from a friend who was acquainted with Patrick Flanagan. I was fascinated by the subject. I even tried an experiment with a hand-made pyramid of my own, following the directions in the book. I made it out of cardboard from writing tablets. I put a piece of carrot under the pyramid for a week or so and left another piece next to but outside the pyramid. The one outside shrank and shriveled, while the one under the pyramid did not deteriorate as much. I told my friend, a physicist, and showed him the results. The air under the pyramid was also warmer. That could be due to factors other than the shape of the pyramid.

[Karen Turner]

Fascinating topic and very interesting studies. I am currently duplicating one of the experiments to see if a razor stays as sharp for a longer period of time. The end of the book focuses on the scientific theories, which I found confusing and difficult to get through, but overall really enjoyed the content.

[Victor Richmond]

Scientific

Good information but highly technical. Mainly for scientists.

Maybe difficult to understand for the average person after the first couple of chapters