The man of today did not invent anything declared Robert Charroux. rhymed undergone by Superior Ancestors men once built sidereal rockets they traveled in the cosmos they knew Hertzian waves jet engines engines s solar energy atomic energy they irradiated our globe and deteriorated the human species. But the last survivors of this superior humanity before disappearing or to sink into the unconscious before becoming what we call prehistoric men bequeathed to their descendants a Message warning them of the consequences of their own discoveries. a» This is only the general framework of the works written by Robert Charroux almost 50 years ago works whose summaries would be incredible even maddening if the author did not supported each assertion with clues evidence s and photos that lead to reflection and that each hypothesis is only enhanced by a converging beam of scientifically tenable facts or deductions. This work thus appears to be the most extraordinary and best documented work ever produced on such subjects by a writer. If it surprises at first it convinces over the pages where documents accumulate and leads the fascinated reader to the primhistory that our distant ancestors lived through in the fantastic times of tomorrow that those in charge of our humanity are developing in secreta
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The man of today did not invent anything declared Robert Charroux. rhymed undergone by Superior Ancestors men once built sidereal rockets they traveled in the cosmos they knew Hertzian waves jet engines engines s solar energy atomic energy they irradiated our globe and deteriorated the human species. But the last survivors of this superior humanity before disappearing or to sink into the unconscious before becoming what we call prehistoric men bequeathed to their descendants a Message warning them of the consequences of their own discoveries. a» This is only the general framework of the works written by Robert Charroux almost 50 years ago works whose summaries would be incredible even maddening if the author did not supported each assertion with clues evidence s and photos that lead to reflection and that each hypothesis is only enhanced by a converging beam of scientifically tenable facts or deductions. This work thus appears to be the most extraordinary and best documented work ever produced on such subjects by a writer. If it surprises at first it convinces over the pages where documents accumulate and leads the fascinated reader to the primhistory that our distant ancestors lived through in the fantastic times of tomorrow that those in charge of our humanity are developing in secreta