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One of Borderland | One of Borderland's trailblazing writers from the 1950?s, physicist and Ether researcher Krafft swept the cobwebs from many minds in the early days with his progressive articles. Here is a selection of his best including: The Antiquity of the Ether Concept; The Existence of an Ether; Further Evidence of an Ether; and Anti-Gravity and Saucer Propulsion. | ||
==About the author== | ==About the author== | ||
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| Author | Carl Frederick Krafft |
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| Published | 1956/1986 |
| Publisher | Borderland Sciences |
| Pages | 22 |
| ISBN | B0007FFS2I Invalid ISBN |
Glimpses of the Unseen World is a 1956 book by Carl Frederick Krafft, published by Borderland Sciences.
Overview
One of Borderland's trailblazing writers from the 1950?s, physicist and Ether researcher Krafft swept the cobwebs from many minds in the early days with his progressive articles. Here is a selection of his best including: The Antiquity of the Ether Concept; The Existence of an Ether; Further Evidence of an Ether; and Anti-Gravity and Saucer Propulsion.
About the author
Carl Frederick Krafft (b. 1892) was an American engineer who defended a 'hydromechanical' ether and a vortex-atom model of matter.
Publication details
- Author: Carl Frederick Krafft
- Publisher: Borderland Sciences
- Published: 1956/1986
- Pages: 22
- ISBN: B0007FFS2I