Links Page

As we all know there are millions of good sites to visit on the web. This is just a small selection of sites that researchers may find interesting. Inclusion on this list does not mean, however, that Adrian endorses all of their content nor that the proprietors of these sites necessarily agree with the aims and purposes of this site.

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Noel Tyl	If you are interested in astrology, then you may like to visit the website of Noel Tyl. He is one of today's leading astrological teachers with a tremendous reputation for accuracy of forecasts. Noel has written a number of books and has done an immense amount of pioneering work on the important subject of forecasting proneness to illness by means of the horoscope. He runs mail-order courses in advanced astrology as well as overseeing an on-line discussion forum on the subject.
Uri Geller	Uri Geller needs no introduction and is famous throughout the world for his amazing ability at bending metal spoons and stopping watches. This site documents his long history of achievements in the psychic sphere and presents an up to date catalogue of his current activities.
Robert Bauval	Robert was Adrian's co-author on The Orion Mystery. Robert continues to be a thorn in the side of orthodox complacency. Since writing The Orion Mystery he has written several other books on the subject of Egyptian mysteries.
Robert Temple	Robert Temple is famous as the author of The Sirius Mystery, which presented startling evidence in support of the idea that our planet has been visited by amphibious beings from the star system of Sirius. More recently he has written a book proving that the ancients had the technology to make magnifying glasses and telescopes.
Rand and Rose Flem-Ath	Rand Flem-Ath and his wife Rose are the originators of the idea that Atlantis was situated not,where most people believe, in the mid-Atlantic but in Antartica. Whether or not you agree with this thesis, their work is original and well-researched. A site worth visiting.

Other sites of interest

For those interested in catastrophy theories the site to visit is The society for interdisciplinary studies runs workshops on the subject of catastrophes as events influencing the development of world history.

Rudolf Gantenbrink, who became famous a few years ago for sending a small robot up a narrow, "air shaft" of the Great Pyramid and thereby stumbled upon a little "door" to an unknown chamber. Little more has been said since then publicly, at least not by the authorities concerned. We hope that Rudolf will soon be allowed back inside the pyramid to make an attempt at seeing what lies behind the second "door". For latest information from the horse's mouth, check his website at www.cheops.org