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Subject: More Re: Pyramid Power and a Title Request
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Date: Mon, 23-Dec-85 07:50:30 EST
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From: MSgt Robert L. Stevenson  <DOET.AFCC@AFCC-3.ARPA>

First, Re: Pyramid Power,Robert Firth believed the title of the book to be 
_Siva!_ by >>(Ithink)<<J & L Richmond.  More correctly, I believe the story to 
be _The Lost Millenium_ by Walt & Leigh Richmond.  The story centers around an 
Atlantean scientist(biologist), his creations (man, fauns, etc.), their power 
source (using lasers to establish a current path between the upper atmosphere 
and earth ground thereby tapping the difference of potential between the two). 
At the equator and places near the equator, Egypt, Ankor Wat, Mexico, etc. 
(locations of pyramids) the effect was self-damping.  Some bright boy tried to 
do it at the Pole.  The effect did not die out and a shift in the earth's axis 
of rotation occurred causing a giant flood.  The survivors took off for Mars (I
think) but not before the Atlantean Scientist had released his creations on the
earth.   The story ends with the possibility/probability of the Atlantean's 
return based on 20th century archeological findings.

Second, I would like to knopw if anyone out there knows the other two titles of
a trilogy in which one of the title is _A Dark Star Passes_.  I concerns a 
group of young scientists (one of the names is Morrey (sp)) their inventions 
and inter-galactic exploits.  I am afraid I don't remember the author either.  
Any help would be apprecieated.

Third, I want to apologize for being so long-winded for my first entry to the 
SF-Lovers-Digest.

Robert L. "Steve" Stevenson

DOET@AFCC-2