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Dr. Michael Wolf's journey through the realms of art, science, and religion, with a focus on the connection between time and space, the ongoing creation of the universe, and the impact of environmental hazards on our biosphere. His classified work for the U.S. government and his classified research into cloning humans and UFOs are presented with the goal of illuminating the possibilities and realities of what may be happening throughout the far reaches of the universe. The book is written for those with open minds and hearts, aiming to provoke thought and offer a new perspective on the world and our place within it.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: Science Fiction/Hard Science Fiction
Authors: Wolf, Michael
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