books by Charles R. Pellegrino     books:     Charles R. Pellegrino      Return to Sodom and Gomorrah Charles R. Pellegrino Harper Paperbacks, 1995 Wideangle View of the Ancient World Return to Sodom and Gomorrah, recounts the volcanic eruption at the major Minoan port on what is now known as Santorini. The shear power of the blast, the wide distribution of the ash cloud and the tsunamis that followed, were of "mythic proportions" and engendered ...             Darwin's Universe: Origins and Crises in the History of Life Charles R. Pellegrino, Jesse A. Stoff Tab Books, 1986 Incredible This book and its sister publication Time Gate, though written two decades ago, STILL reads like a revolutionary view of the future. Pellegrino was one of the framers of the US/Soviet Space Cooperation Initiative, advocating and predicting an international space ...             Ghosts of the Titanic Charles R. Pellegrino, James Cameron Avon, 2001 An Instant Classic As years rolled on by since the Titanic set sail from Southampton, and Sank five days into her maiden voyage, technology as well as the human understanding of the elements of science began to evolve. So much, that the fabled liner was located 2 1/2 miles below the ...             Unearthing Atlantis: An Archaeological Odyssey Charles R. Pellegrino, Arthur Charles Clarke Vintage, 1993 Most informative This book makes me want to catch a plane to Thera and help with the excavation. Lots of history and PLENTY of concrete evidence to turn the hardened cynic into a believer. It's a complete journey through time back to the dinosaurs and more. Like the author stated, the ...             Unearthing Atlantis:: An Archaeological Odyssey to the Fabled Lost Civilization Charles R. Pellegrino Avon, 2001 Beauty, Grace and Destruction First and foremost: Yes, it did exist. The significance of an ancient Atlantis existing in our past and flourishing to a point that the Minoan civilization is a millennium ahead of it's time is unprecedented. With emphasis on the exaggerations and mythological ...             Time Gate: Hurtling Backward Through History Charles R. Pellegrino Tab Books, 1985 This is the One, the Book that Gave Birth to Jurassic Park There's a reason this book is auctioned or sold to collectors at a premium (amount), even in bad condition. In it, you will read how life on Earth could have been added to, or helped along, by microbes blasted from the surface of Mars by asteroid impacts billions of ...             Chariots for Apollo: Untold Story Behind the Race to the Moon Joshua Stoff, Charles R. Pellegrino Quill, 1999 An incredible story well told... There are countless books chronicling the race to the moon and the triumphs of the Apollo program. Most of them are well worth reading too. Chariots sets itself apart though. Rather than celebrating the astronauts, or even the flight controllers and ground crews, ...             Dust Charles R. Pellegrino Avon, 1999 An entertaining, and frighteningly realistic, ecothriller [Review written in Mar 2006] I had the privilege of reading a near-final unpublished draft of this back in 1998, and the version that eventually went to print was a bit ... erm ... well, a bit less grim in its apocalyptian grandeur. In any case, this is one of ...             Ghosts of Vesuvius: A New Look at the Last Days of Pompeii, How Towers Fall, and Other Strange Connections Charles R. Pellegrino Harper Perennial, 2005 An engrossing look at Vesuvius (79 AD) ... and 9-11 (2001) [Review of Hardcover edition] This is a tremendously interesting and engrossing book, on many different levels. "GoV", contrary to what the title might lead one to suspect, is NOT just a book about Mt. Vesuvius - it's a tour de force exploration of the effect of ...             Her Name, Titanic Charles R. Pellegrino Avon, 1990 Taking it Back Because many of the stories Pellegrino told appeared in no other books, including the British and American Inquiries into the sinking, I and other Titanic Historical Society members bought into the widely-voiced notion that Pellegrino's facts were "all made up." As it ...             Flying to Valhalla Charles R. Pellegrino William Morrow, 1993 One of the best....and most depressing science fiction novels This is one of the finest science fiction novels out there. And one of the few that actually stands up when it comes to real science. Ultimately, it is also arguably one of the most depressing books ever written when you take everthing to its logical conclusion. ...             Her Name, Titanic: The Real Story of the Sinking and Finding of the Unsinkable Ship Charles R. Pellegrino Mcgraw-Hill, 1988 A most interesting book Mr. Pellegrino has written an excellent book about that tragic ship and about the background of the men who found her. A must have for any serious TITANIC "buff". It is also a great companion book to Dr. Ballards "Dicovery of the TITANIC" as it offers insights not ...             Dyson Sphere Charles R. Pellegrino, George Zebrowski Pocket Books, 1999 ST-TNG: Dyson Sphere Star Trek-The Next Generation: Dyson Sphere written by Charles Pellegrino and George Zebrowski is a good adveture story but has a few leaps in logic. When I read this story about a Dyson Sphere... for those of you who don't know what a Dyson Sphere is it's a Ringworld, ...          products you might be interested in search for books archaeological, backward, civilization, connections, unearthing, unsinkable      toavi.com    web randomly chosen book: The Sword Review Issue 13, April 2006