Arthur C. Clarke's mysterious worldClarke investigates the mysterious, suprascientific world through eyewitness accounts of strange, unexplained events and phenomena in the hopes that understanding their causes may help prevent future catastrophes |
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User Review - quietguy - LibraryThingThis was a book I read in my youth. I was a fan of Arthur Clarke by any means, and I found the discussions very insteresting, although with a tendency to turn things into fiction, although it's ... Read full review
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User Review - lorsomething - LibraryThingI loved this book. I believe it was the first I had ever read on unexplained phenomena and it started a trend that has never ended. Read full review
Contents
Foreword | 7 |
Introduction by Arthur C Clarke | 8 |
The Missing Ape Man | 18 |
Copyright | |
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Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World Simon Welfare,John Fairley,Arthur Charles Clarke No preview available - 1980 |
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