Hunt For Zero Point

By: Nick Cook

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Paperback | 4 July 2002 | Edition Number 1

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In 1966 a group of highly respected aerospace engineers revealed that US scientists were perfecting ways to control gravity.They predicted a breakthrough would come by the end of the decade, ushering in an era of limitless, clean propulsion for a new breed of fuelless transport systems - and weapons beyond our imagination.Of course it never happened.Or did it?Forty years on a chance encounter with one of the engineers who made that prediction forces a highly sceptical aerospace and defence journalist, Nick Cook, to consider the possibility that America did indeed crack the gravity code -and has covered up ever since. Working from his position as the most senior aviation correspondent in the world and at the most respected defence industry journal, Cook was in a privileged position to follow up the clues.His investigations moved from the corridors of NASA to the dark heartland of America's classified weapons establishment, where it rapidly became clear that a half century ago Einstein wasn't alone in seeking to unlock the deepest mysteries of the Universe. In the dying days of the Third Reich, Nazi scientists were racing to perfect a Pandora's Box of high technology that would deliver Germany from defeat. History says that they failed. But the trail that takes Cook deep into the once-impenetrable empire of SS General Hans Kammler - the man charged by Adolf Hitler with perfecting German secret weapons technology - says otherwise.In his pursuit of Kammler, Cook finally establishes the truth- America is determined to hang onto its secrets, but the stakes are enormous and others are now in the race to acquire a suppressed technology.Defence journalist Nick Cook enters the labyrinth of a 50-year conspiracy to suppress a technology way ahead of its time.

Industry Reviews

Classic sleuthing journalism - I couldn't put it down * New Scientist *
Cook relates his investigations in splendid cloak-and-dagger style with low-lit X-files scenes of secret meetings and nervous witnesses * Guardian *
An extraordinary investigation into avaition's greatest mystery * Mail on Sunday *

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