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Principia Meteorlogia: The Physics of Sun Earth Weather
This book is a summary of information that spans over 25 years of serious research and deals with the true nature of our past relative to celestial events, and additionally, the dangers that stand before us as we deal with the possibility or new planetary members being adopted into the solar system. The books that preceded this one are 1.Planet X, Comets and Earth Changes 2.Surviving Planet X Passage (a 60 page pamphlet) 3.Atlantis to Tesla-The Kolbrin Connection. Two more books that are destined to become part of this series will be released at later dates.
288 pages, Paperback
First published December 31, 2004
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December 4, 2015
Preclaim: If you want to get this book get it from the authors own site at jmccsci.com as the copies bandied about on #scamazon the authore does not get his cut from their pirated books.
With that out of the way, let me give a short review of this amazing book, that I have already passed out four copies (One in the Tesla Museum in Belgrade)
And am currently without one, so that should set you up for how much I reccomend it! :)
Easily in my top ten all time faves.
Principa Meteorologia or more affectinately known in the field as "The Weather Book" is an amazing book and one hell of a great read!
That unveils some of the secrets of how the electrical nature of the universe directs the weather in this solar system by the sun acting as a giant capacitor, emitting measured electrical currents that we can observe as for instance Aurora Borealis, which in a sense is a natural continuance of the work of Norwegian astrophysicist and mathematician Christian Birkeland, as well as exploring more in detail the Nikola Tesla tower and how it connects to the natural occuring vertical field.
These and many other factors drives our weather, and in a easy to understand language and really cool drawings as well as six sides of high cut graphic plate renditions of the surface of planet Mars.
If you want to learn more about how to correctly predict the weaher by simple observation of these pheneomena, you could be well on the path to make general long term weather predictions for a year ahead.
Great for students!
With that out of the way, let me give a short review of this amazing book, that I have already passed out four copies (One in the Tesla Museum in Belgrade)
And am currently without one, so that should set you up for how much I reccomend it! :)
Easily in my top ten all time faves.
Principa Meteorologia or more affectinately known in the field as "The Weather Book" is an amazing book and one hell of a great read!
That unveils some of the secrets of how the electrical nature of the universe directs the weather in this solar system by the sun acting as a giant capacitor, emitting measured electrical currents that we can observe as for instance Aurora Borealis, which in a sense is a natural continuance of the work of Norwegian astrophysicist and mathematician Christian Birkeland, as well as exploring more in detail the Nikola Tesla tower and how it connects to the natural occuring vertical field.
These and many other factors drives our weather, and in a easy to understand language and really cool drawings as well as six sides of high cut graphic plate renditions of the surface of planet Mars.
If you want to learn more about how to correctly predict the weaher by simple observation of these pheneomena, you could be well on the path to make general long term weather predictions for a year ahead.
Great for students!
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