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Held in the Grip of F.E.A.R.: Flat Earth a Reality

Name: Held in the Grip of F.E.A.R.: Flat Earth a Reality
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Author: Geoffrey Robert Hampton
ISBN: 9781543408041

by Geoffrey Robert Hampton

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86 pages
Publisher: Xlibris Au
15.3 x 22.9 x 1 cm

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For those curious about Earth's true shape.

"Held in the Grip of F.E.A.R." questions accepted views.

You will gain new insights and challenge beliefs.

Explore the intriguing debate between the heliocentric and geocentric models in Geoffrey Robert Hampton's thought-provoking book, "Held in the Grip of F.E.A.R."

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The book contrasts and compares the theories of the accepted heliocentric model with the lingering old fable of a geocentric model. The author regresses to the beginning of the conundrum, which he depicts as the Tower of Babel. Present day theories are challenged with empirical values put forward, supporting the author's explosive findings, and galvanized by captured digital images through the eyepiece of an amateurs telescope.