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Galaktische Begegnungen, APOLLO-Objekte und ATLANTIS

Ein katastrophisches Szenario für Diskontinuitäten in der Menschheitsgeschichte

von unserem Gastautor Emilio Spedicato

Dieser Beitrag von Prof. Emilio Spedicato © wurde von Atlantisforschung.de nach einer englischsprachigen Fassung ins Deutsche übertragen, die online unter http://wwwesterni.unibg.it/siti_esterni/dmsia/dynamics/apollo.html erschien.

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